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Bike 2:40:35
This was a crazy bike ride experience for me.
One; Because it was in the Hawaii and everything I wanted it to be.
Two; Because I almost crashed, could have died, certainly would have ended my season - but I didn't.
This up and down course had incredible views and "as seen on TV" swirling winds. I made it safely to the turn around and hoped the rumors of a
head wind both directions was one thing I didn't get to experience here in Hawaii. We did indeed have a tail wind but there were still the random side gusts. As I passed amateur racer Belinda from Australia traveling 31.8 miles an hour, a huge gust of wind blew me clear into the shoulder and right over a raised night reflector. My bike took flight and the gods of Hawaii was the only reason I didn't go down. As soon as my wheels touched the bike had such
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Great recovery from what could have been very bad!
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