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In reply to the discussion: Iditarod Invitational cyclist rides fat-tired bike to mind-boggling race record [View all]

Blue_In_AK

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2. :). Yes, I remember the poodles.
Reply to happyslug (Reply #1)
Thu Mar 6, 2014, 11:48 PM
Mar 2014

I think this guy on the bicycle is amazing. Usually the cyclists show up when we're out in Nome, after about 15 or 20 mushers. I can't imagine riding 100 mikes a day on the terrain that these guys cover.

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Iditarod Invitational cyclist rides fat-tired bike to mind-boggling race record [View all] Blue_In_AK Mar 2014 OP
More on his race: happyslug Mar 2014 #1
:). Yes, I remember the poodles. Blue_In_AK Mar 2014 #2
Given the bike and its gearing, it may be faster to walk happyslug Mar 2014 #3
Don't dis titanium frames. They are a REAL nice ride. jmowreader Jun 2014 #4
That is why the push for Carbon Fiber happyslug Jun 2014 #5
if he's running a 1x9 setup, the chainring is likely to be a 36 or 38.. frylock Jul 2014 #6
But Road Bikes use to have only two gears, large and what we would call "Middle". happyslug Jul 2014 #7
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