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    Default A look at what Xterra racing is all about.

    http://www.usatriathlon.org/multimed...05f&type=video

    Here a video of the ITU Cross World Champs held at Oak Mountain, Alabama this year. If you ever are in the area this is a must ride. Also we have some very good races here in the midwest if you are interested as well. Sugar bottom in late July, Illinois Wild early Aug I believe, a race in Wisconsin end of June, and three races in Indiana.

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    That's awesome Chris. How did you end up?
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    I got really lucky and end up with a world title in my age group.
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    Congratulations!! That's amazing. I knew you were fast on a MTB, but damn, you are all around fast! You should be proud.

    Our first HFDB Time Trial Champ is also a world champion at Xterra racing.

    Awesome.
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    Congradulations, thats incredible!!! Best "all around" man on the trails, right there. In a couple of weeks and we'll have another mile of trails for you to train on at Sunder.

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    Thought this was a thread about Gunchie crashing into Nissan Xterras. Glad to see its legit. Nice goin Chris!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dirt View Post
    Thought this was a thread about Gunchie crashing into Nissan Xterras. Glad to see its legit. Nice goin Chris!
    I'm glad someone else thought it was ironic it was an "Xterra" I crashed into.

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    Looks fun. I can't swim for squat, but I'd be willing to give one a go. The taming of the slough is kinda the same thing and it's a blast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Russhole View Post
    Looks fun. I can't swim for squat, but I'd be willing to give one a go. The taming of the slough is kinda the same thing and it's a blast.
    I can swim, but can't run. I'd love to do Taming of the Slough, but I've never kayak'd.

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