Last year, Lachlan Morton rode the 14,200-kilometer lap of Australia, setting out from his home town of Port Macquarie.
He completed the ride in 30 days, nine hours, and 59 minutes, averaging more than 460 kilometers per day. He rode more than any cyclist before him ever had in a month.
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"It’s a story that goes beyond the pursuit of records and explores Australia’s vast, rugged beauty, its forgotten corners, and the communities that inhabit them," his EF Education-EasyPost said.
This film chronicles Morton's ride and the story behind it.
