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As a former Midwest resident, I feel this and miss it.
jonathing on
It would seem Midwest > West Mids
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Reminds me of my adventurers when I lived in Kansas, almost identical scenery. Back in the day before legit gravel bikes were a thing
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40 miles, 4 turns, 1 car (a 90’s F-150), and a couple of loose farm dogs if you’re unlucky. My favorite kind of riding for sure. Especially those humid mornings when you can smell the soybeans as you ride past the field.
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As a former Midwest resident, I feel this and miss it.
It would seem Midwest > West Mids
Reminds me of my adventurers when I lived in Kansas, almost identical scenery. Back in the day before legit gravel bikes were a thing
40 miles, 4 turns, 1 car (a 90’s F-150), and a couple of loose farm dogs if you’re unlucky. My favorite kind of riding for sure. Especially those humid mornings when you can smell the soybeans as you ride past the field.