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- Saying Goodbye to Bob Sega
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- Aid Stations and SAG Support
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Event photos suggest cyclists entered a magical portal to the highlands of Scotland versus the redrock canyons of Moab!
The Castle Valley AID station manned by Poison Spider Bicycles built a fire to keep cyclists warm
and Hugh Thackaberry tried to keep spirits
cheery by playing his bagpipes. |
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