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The Man Who Cycled the World

The Man Who Cycled the World: Episode 2

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Episode 2

BBC One - The Man Who Cycled the World, Episode 2

Mark must travel through Iran and across the mountains and deserts of west Pakistan.

Having crossed Europe in just 22 days, Mark now faces the most dangerous part of his journey - travelling through Iran and across the mountains and deserts of west Pakistan.

The inside story of Mark Beaumont's extraordinary solo attempt to smash the Guinness World Record for cycling around the world. 

Having crossed Europe in just 22 days, Mark now faces the most dangerous part of his journey - one that will take him through Iran, skirting Afghanistan and across the mountains and deserts of west Pakistan. To cap it all, it's Ramadan and so food is hard to find in daylight hours.

In India, Mark faces new challenges - floods, potholes and broken bridges - as he attempts to complete the 5,500 mile journey to Kolkata.

The story of Mark Beaumont's solo attempt to smash the record for cycling around the world

The inside story of Mark Beaumont's extraordinary solo attempt to smash the Guinness World Record for cycling around the world

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