Pedal Power!

But upon closer inspection, I saw some serious looking carts with corporate sponsorships. Upon even closer inspection I noticed that these vehicles were powered by pedaling. Then I noticed these racers were actually in very good shape.

has been running this 24 hour race 21 times.
When I looked at their Website, I saw that they promote human powered vehicles, but couldn't see how other than this race. Apparently, it's a race with teams of 10. So that averages to about 2.4 hours per person. Which is do-able, but would require a lot of training and preparation. This event reminded me of Bay to Breakers mixed with 199 mile Relay race I've done a few times in the San Francisco Bay Area. Hmmm... I might be feeling the urge to do a few charity races again.
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Having done the Tour de Cure (for curing Diabetes) and MS-150 (for curing MS) bike rides last summer, I strongly recommend this kind of thing. As long as you aren't in appalingly bad shape, biking for 2 1/2 hour would take you month or so to work up to, but that's pretty much it.
Hey Jamie,
Being a former cyclist and tri-athlete, I would love to get back into Cycling! Unfortunately, HK is not a very good cycling city. No room for bikes on the road here.
Great to here you did the Tour de Cure!
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