It's even harder when you live where it's wintry in winter ... like Colorado! If you demur on that cold, windy weekend early in the month, you may be facing a late-month snow-flurry adventure! A special commendation, then, to these riders:
- Steve Le Goff and Michelle Grainger (February)
- Mike Fox (January)
- Bob Barday (December)
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These géants de la route join other local R-12 awardees. Crazy people or just very persistent? If nothing else, a 200k per month is great endurance conditioning, and a chance to ride with fellow all-season randonneurs. Tempting?
For now, helmets off to Steve, Michelle, Mike, and Bob!
-jle
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