It’s a very old game from the 1960s or 1970s.
This game featured a course in the shape of a bicycle, consisting of 216 main spaces (excluding detours). Each player had a team of cyclists. A die was rolled to move forward by the number shown, except for the mountain section (blue area), where there was a value correlation (e.g., a roll of 6 allowed moving 4 spaces, and rolls of 1, 2, or 3 allowed moving 1 space).
There were two types of cards—blue and pink—that were drawn when landing on orange spaces. Pink cards allowed advancing the indicated number of spaces (start), while blue cards were bonuses kept for later use, triggered by event spaces (e.g., punctures or chain breaks).
There were many types of spaces with different effects.
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