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The Petervarys bivvied atop dog poop in Basin, home of the therapeutic radon caves, but are gaining fast on the chase group, which still includes single speeder Chris Plesko, who is thus far putting together a record-breaking ride. Start line photos show just how little Chris is packinghope hes fueled-up for the marathon to Lima. More on Chris tomorrow, but picture this: an elite Divide racer leads a light single speeder who appears to be replica rolex 16623-WSO Oyster Perpetual Yachtmaster Men's Watch equipped for a Sunday hour on the bike path, just a couple hours ahead of a husband and wife on a very fast blue-and-pink tandem. Meanwhile, Joe Polk at mtbcast is doing a fantastic job of individual racer updates and his riveting daily podcast, Mtbcast!, should be on every cyclists iPod.

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