America's hardest enduro that's not a Hard Enduro?!?!?

woodybepierced
The growth of Hard Enduro shows more racers want to feel accomplishment at the end of the day. I personally am done sitting in bottle necks though. Races like the Shady Burro enduro made me realize we need more events that focus on long, tough days on the bike, not finding paths that require two racers to lift bikes up and over obstacles.

Article: http://seattime.co/2021/11/where-have-all-the-tough-enduros-gone/

Video: https://youtu.be/qnGKm1otgjg

Full free to discuss.
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mwssquad827
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mwssquad827 1/7/2022 7:06pm
1/7/2022 7:06pm
Virginia city Grand Prix is a good one… Idaho city national is another
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woodybepierced 1/10/2022 7:36am
1/10/2022 7:36am
mwssquad827 wrote:
Virginia city Grand Prix is a good one… Idaho city national is another
YES, I love the Idaho City event! I did it back in 2012, it kicked my butt! I'm hoping to hit it again this year has a ten year anniversary of getting my butt kicked, haha!
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MotoCoUSA
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MotoCoUSA 1/13/2022 11:15am
1/13/2022 11:15am
Shady Burro Enduro is an awesome event; highly recommend to anyone wanting to do an enduro but not necessarily a 'hard enduro'.
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