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I'm getting ready for this ride. Any recomendation?
Training, equipment, logistics etc.
Thanks
Training, equipment, logistics etc.
Thanks
Bring your own support car because I believe that it is totally unsupported. - TFarieshaked said:I'm getting ready for this ride. Any recomendation?
Training, equipment, logistics etc.
Thanks
Hey, Hey! We may be crazy but call us Hoosiers. No, we don't know what it means.GirchyGirchy said:A forcefield to keep the crazy Indiana-ans away.
RAIN is supported with rest stops at the 40 mile mark, the 65 mile mark, a full lunch stop at the 90 mile mark and another rest stop at the 130 mile mark. You can easily do the ride without support, but many riders rely on support vehicles if they don't want to stop or have special preferences on the type of food and drinks they want.TurboTurtle said:Bring your own support car because I believe that it is totally unsupported. - TF
It's July 15. It starts in Terre Haute, IN and ends in Richmond, IN.Mr. Versatile said:When is it? Where does it start/end?
Yeah, yeah....I live in Indiana, but don't really consider myself a Hoosier. I'm still a Kentuckian at heart!crumjack said:Hey, Hey! We may be crazy but call us Hoosiers. No, we don't know what it means.
Thanks Tom.Tom said:It's July 15. It starts in Terre Haute, IN and ends in Richmond, IN.
Most of the route follows US 40 except you'll go south at Plainfield to route to the southside of Indy instead of going through downtown. It's close to the same route that RAAM takes through the state.
No further explanation needed!GirchyGirchy said:Yeah, yeah....I live in Indiana, but don't really consider myself a Hoosier. I'm still a Kentuckian at heart!