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Andrew Strempke just completed his second yo-yo of the Colorado Trail, riding from Denver to Durango and back again, in just under 14 days—setting a new record in the process. Find details alongside a beautiful set of photos from Josh Hicks here…
Photos by Josh Hicks (@joshhicksss)
As if riding the Colorado Trail in both directions, back to back, with his wife Katie last year wasn’t enough! On July 19th, Andrew Strempke set off to bag another yo-yo on the Colorado Trail, from Denver to Durango and back again with over 1,000-miles of tough Colorado singletrack. He set out with a goal to beat their 2020 time of 16 days, 14 hours, 20 minutes, which was the first official yo-yo of the route, and already an impressively fast time…
On this attempt, Strempke completed the yo-yo in under 14 days, with an incredible time of just 13 days, 10 hours, 50 minutes, to be exact (13d:10h:50m). Andrew tackled the route aboard his new singlespeed Chumba Sendero, the same bike he rode to a first-place finish at this year’s Pinyons and Pines event in Arizona.
There are still lots of riders out tackling 2021 Colorado Trail Race. Check out our new event Tracker page to follow along on the Trackleaders map and watch for more updates. Find it here.
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