I agree with your sentiment but there is one flaw, cycling is a dirt poor sport that has traditionally been very blue collar. There are racers in the Tour tha

I agree with your sentiment but there is one flaw, cycling is a dirt poor sport that has traditionally been very blue collar. There are racers in the Tour that make less than $30k per year, live at home with their parents in the off season and wrench as mechanics. There are only a small handful of them that make "pro athlete" money. That's a lot of money to most of them, especially when they can be testing fit and position which have well known advantages to both aero and power output AND they already shave.