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First up for me in 09 Spa City Extreme the 3rd stop on the NORBA XCM race calender. It again looks like I will be skiing up until the day I leave so that should make for some interesting times. I actually wish it was a 12 hour event over 6 just to bring the intensity down a bit. I have the fitness for both, but 6 hour events are still way more intense than the 12s. I much prefer to dig in and spread out the suffering. To add to the drama my bikes from GT will not be in until mid-March, but Dave, the Manager at Williamson Bikes, has been gracious enough to loan me his GT Marathon for the event, so a huge thanks to him and the crew at Willy Bikes. No time on my own bike, no outside ride time, and a possible 50-70 jump in temps should all be epic factors to overcome, but hey, it's theses things that make this sport great.
2 comments:
Sounds like a great early season training race. Good Luck.
If I lived in the area I would totally be there ... good luck ...o/o
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