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Did she though? I was certainly surprised to see that the furthest east she got in Asia is Tbilisi, and then started up again in Perth. That is 71 degrees of lo
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Did she though? I was certainly surprised to see that the furthest east she got in Asia is Tbilisi, and then started up again in Perth. That is 71 degrees of longitude where the bike was not cycled. Before you ask, yes, I am a lot of fun at parties.
- netsharc 2y agoI suppose, for your satisfaction, she has go to the North Pole and do a 10 second loop around the axis... But indeed looking for a map of her around-the-world trip might be an exercise in futility.. Oh here it is https://content.rapha.cc/us/en/story/laels-ride-around-the-world https://content.rapha.cc/us/en/story/laels-ride-around-the-w...
- reustle 2y agoOh wow, that is a pretty huge gap. I went around the world by train, and tried to get as close as reasonably possible: https://reustle.org/rtw https://reustle.org/rtw That said, border crossings and geopolitical situations are ever changing, and since she was timed, I can see the complexity.
- IncreasePosts 2y agoDid you write more anywhere about this? I'm particularly curious what the Sapporo-Sitka situation was like?
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- choppaface 2y agoThe competition has a precise definition https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_world_cycling_record https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Around_the_world_cycling_rec...