Re: 100 and 75 mile rides

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<< >One thing that's always puzzled me is why the 75 mile ride isn't more
>popular. It's long enough to get into the "true endurance" range, and
>to require more strategy and attention to detail -- but at 18 hours
>nstead of 24 is easier logistically for riders, crews, and management
>than a 100. I've always thought it was an excellent distance, but very
f>ew rides are run at it.

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Joe Long >>

75's are great....you can alomst be assured of finishing before dark..even on
the short days of the year. I love 'em. but you are right, they are few and
far between..

Teddy...who could care less about points.

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