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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
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Riding the South Coast of Massachusetts and Rhode Island
That’s the largest number of drunk cyclists I’ve ever seen. 🙂
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Ha Hank. If only they were drunk and not world class athletes.
Savageman Triathlon includes a grueling cycling route with 6718 feet of elevation change over 55.7 miles. The infamous Westernport Wall has a 31% grade. Spectator participation is amazing for this race. This videos showcases the carnage on the Westernport Wall. For those who successfully scale “the wall,” their name is immortalized in a brick that is placed within road for future riders to climb.
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