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Product details
- ISBN 9780789347022
- Dimensions: 170 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 11 Mar 2025
- Publisher: Rizzoli International Publications
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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The most complete cycling guide ever published for North America, this book presents 350 carefully curated cycling itineraries in the US, Canada, and Mexico featuring maps, technical details, tourist information, not-to-be-missed scenic highlights, and cycling hacks and tips. Based upon information drawn from users of the Strava app, the most knowledgeable and expert cycling community in the world, these routes are the best balancing cycling level, scenic beauty, points of interest, iconic sites to visit even must-visit bike shops. Those selected by three-time American Tour de France winner Greg LeMond focus on quieter roads including dirt and gravel roads that get cyclists off the beaten track. Organized into eight regional sections covering the entire continent, the book includes some off the mainland routes in Hawaii and the Caribbean for good measure. For those with time and a spirit of adventure, routes can be connected for a continuous, coast-to-coast trip.
Greg LeMond, based in Tennessee, is the only American Tour de France winner, taking the top award three times. In 2020, he received the Congressional Gold Medal, the first cyclist to do so. Claude Droussent was editor in chief of leading French sports magazines L Equipe and Velo.
