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The race is over for some of the riders and in record breaking time. Aidan Harding is on the final stretch on a single speed and looks set to smash that record too.
Race site here
http://iditarodtrailinvitational.com/
Nice article about the ride here
http://www.alaskadispatch.com/article/20140305/iditarod-invitational-cyclist-rides-fat-tired-bike-mind-boggling-race-record
"Holy shit" sums it up nicely
Jill homers book is worth a read.
2nd'd...Just finished Jill's Book, it's very good.
Her Tour Divide book is even better.
Agreed
Aiden Harding finishes in Nome in 11days 4 hours 15 minutes, second place but setting a new singlespeed record,
Congratulations!
Fantastic record by the winner and Aidan getting that time on a singlespeed is just incredible.
Ditto the running this year. 4 days to Mccgrath which equates to 87 miles running every day.
Thanks for the link in the next post 🙂
4 days to Mccgrath which equates to 87 miles of running every day.
Good interview with the runner, David Johnson [url= http://www.irunfar.com/2014/03/dave-johnston-iditarod-trail-invitational-350-mile-champion-interview.html ]here[/url] - how he broke the record for another 100 mile run a week before the ITI and how his entire body hurts!
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Marin County, Cali
In 1987 I attended the first attempt at a mountain bike race on the Iditarod trail.
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I couple of years after I wrote this piece, I camped in the Iditarod dog team camp with the teams. Coldest night outside EVERRRRR.