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In 1996, Göran Kropp, nicknamed “The Crazy Swede,” set out on an extraordinary journey, cycling 8,000 miles from Stockholm to the base of Mount Everest while carrying all his climbing gear.

His adventure was about more than just reaching Everest it was a test of human endurance. Once at the base, Kropp climbed the mountain solo and unsupported, achieving the feat without using bottled oxygen.

Remarkably, after summiting, he cycled all the way back to Sweden, completing a mission that highlighted his incredible determination and adventurous spirit. Kropp’s story continues to inspire adventurers and endurance athletes around the world.

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Happy 94th birthday to Ernesto Colnago, a man who showed that cycling greatness is not only about winning races, but also about building the bike that makes those wins possible.

Born on February 9, 1932, in Cambiago, he began working at 13 in a freezing workshop, paid in cornmeal. After a leg injury in 1951 ended his racing ambitions, he turned to frame building. By 1954, at just 22, he had opened his own workshop, producing 25 frames per week.

In 1967, Eddy Merckx won Milan Sanremo on a Colnago, starting a partnership that included over 100 custom bikes and the 1972 Hour Record in Mexico City.

From pioneering carbon fiber after consulting Enzo Ferrari to building bikes for champions like Giuseppe Saronni, his frames have contributed to more than 700 major wins, 62 World Championships, and 21 Grand Tours.

At 94, Colnago remains a symbol of innovation and passion, proving that sometimes the real champion is the one who builds.

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Last year, at the age of 92, Fred Schmid made history as the oldest rider to ever take on the demanding Flint Hills route.

Speaking about the experience, Fred said that with each passing year, completing the UNBOUND 200 becomes more uncertain, but his inner drive has not faded. For him, the real goal is the adventure itself.

He added that life, overall, feels pretty amazing. Words to live by, Fred.

Flat bars. Full freedom. 💜

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