May 30th was supposed to be race day for the 15th Annual Dirty Kanza gravel race in Kansas, which is heralded by the ultra-endurance cycling community as the crème de la crème of gravel races. As with most things this year, the race was rescheduled because of COVID-19 concerns. A few racers weren’t content to wait and craftily ideated their own sufferfests to ride instead.
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One of those riders, Ted King, sought to traverse across Vermont, starting at the northeastern corner and ending at the southeast corner. His nonstop epic encompassed 310 miles, climbed more than 34,000 feet, and required a whole lot of tenacity. While it certainly wasn’t a walk in the park for King, it pushed him as a rider in ways he didn’t know was possible, which is what you hope for from a good challenge.
m97ea5
June 20th, 2020
I am very much interested in watching Snow Skating and it’s the only reason why I used to visit this page. Watched the video shared it is really interesting and thanks a lot for sharing this video in which you have provided about the 310-mile Vermont Gravel Ride Best Electric Cars
tom galka
June 20th, 2020
Where can I get a copy of the route this took through Vermont….I would like to ride a few sections….great job on the video.
Tariqul Hasan
June 23rd, 2020
We can not ride bike for COVID-19. But he is bravo. Heads up.
ivaanadam
June 23rd, 2020
Wow, Nice video and it is very interesting too. it security threats I like cycle ride very much and your video makes me more excited. You gave a detailed description of your ride and I will expect more interesting riding videos from you.
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TGR Staff Writer and photographer. Fond of bikes, pow, and dogs. Originally from Northern CA, home for me has ranged from the PNW to a teepee in Grand Teton National Park.
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