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This guy deserves some sort of award... 3- 24 Hour events, all Ironman, in one year.
-This guy drove by himself from NY to Alabama (18 hours one way) in May for Perry Mountain 24 Hour Challenge. He didn't bring a crew with him, just himself. He won the Ironman 250 class and was 3rd fastest Ironman overall. Drove straight back home, by himself, and even rode that Tuesday at his house.
-Then shows up to the Arcadia Bark Busters Northeast 24 Hour Challenge in his home state of NY in August. He finished 3rd in the Ironman Premier class was 3rd fastest Ironman overall as well.
-This guy is now driving from NY, to Glen Helen (37 hours one way) in California to race the Ironman class at the JBC 24 Hours at Glen Helen this weekend. He stuffed his bike in the back seat of a Honda Civic.
For anyone who hasn't done a 24 hr race, there's a big difference between just trail riding the ironman class, and being competitive in the Ironman class... this guys competitive. He's a bad dude. I wish him the best of luck this weekend.
If any of you fellow Vitards are hanging out this weekend there, find the guy in a grey Honda Civic with a KTM and say hello and see if needs anything, I'm sure he'd appreciate it!! Go get 'em Jeremy!
-This guy drove by himself from NY to Alabama (18 hours one way) in May for Perry Mountain 24 Hour Challenge. He didn't bring a crew with him, just himself. He won the Ironman 250 class and was 3rd fastest Ironman overall. Drove straight back home, by himself, and even rode that Tuesday at his house.
-Then shows up to the Arcadia Bark Busters Northeast 24 Hour Challenge in his home state of NY in August. He finished 3rd in the Ironman Premier class was 3rd fastest Ironman overall as well.
-This guy is now driving from NY, to Glen Helen (37 hours one way) in California to race the Ironman class at the JBC 24 Hours at Glen Helen this weekend. He stuffed his bike in the back seat of a Honda Civic.
For anyone who hasn't done a 24 hr race, there's a big difference between just trail riding the ironman class, and being competitive in the Ironman class... this guys competitive. He's a bad dude. I wish him the best of luck this weekend.
If any of you fellow Vitards are hanging out this weekend there, find the guy in a grey Honda Civic with a KTM and say hello and see if needs anything, I'm sure he'd appreciate it!! Go get 'em Jeremy!
Viking, I've heard he's crazy with that stuff. What's funny though is when you look at him, he doesn't strike you as a triathlon athlete or anything, just looks like a normal guy!
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This kind of event needs assistance. Let's help this guy!!!
side note, one of my friends that's helping me pit, grew up in the same area of new York that Jeremy is from! small world
I'm new to vitalmx. I have been driving across the country in my Honda Civic for the 24 hour race at Glen Helen. I was amazed to find out from some friends that my trip was a topic of interest! Just wanted to say thanks for all the kind words and support. I will try to attach a photo.
Pit Row
SUN ENTERPRISES, INC.
8877 N WASHINGTON STREET
DENVER CO 80229
FAY MYERS MOTORCYCLE WORLD
9700 E. ARAPAHOE RD
GREENWOOD VILLAGE CO 80112
MOTOBRECK
16135 HIGHWAY 9 PO BOX 495
Frisco CO 80443
KTM OF ASPEN
7025 HWY 82 BLVD 1 #B
GLENWOOD SPRING CO 81601
GRAND JUNCTION POWERSPORTS
2747 CROSSROADS BLVD
GRAND JUNCTION CO 81506
Fay Myers (303) 744-6632 South of I 70
Sun is probably a little closer. Both are large shops.
The others on the list are not "Mega" stores
If anyone has a chance to give us one or two updates on him througout, that'd be rad!
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