Long-Distance Touring
Self-supported multi-week cycling tours like LEJOG (Land's End to John O'Groats, 1,000 miles), Paris-Brest-Paris (1,200km in 90 hours), and EuroVelo routes demand endurance, logistics planning, and self-reliance. No support vehicle, no sag wagon — just you and your loaded bike across countries.
Self-supported multi-week cycling tours like LEJOG (Land's End to John O'Groats, 1,000 miles), Paris-Brest-Paris (1,200km in 90 hours), and EuroVelo routes demand endurance, logistics planning, and self-reliance. No support vehicle, no sag wagon — just you and your loaded bike across countries.
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Step 4 of 5The world's toughest ultra-cycling race — earned through a progression of distance, climbing, and self-sufficiency.
Days in the saddle back-to-back. The body learns to recover while still moving.
Next step adds: Extreme sleep deprivation · Cross-country navigation · Crew logistics
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