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Any fun thanksgiving cycling traditions out there?

anyone have a thanksgiving that involves cyclocross bikes? a turkey ride? traveling to jingle cross? there's so many turkey trot running events across the country - it'd be neat to have a cycling tradition that brings out the general public. might be better than football on TV.

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Permalink Reply by Kat on November 25, 2010 at 5:36pm

I'm usually a Turkey Trot person but would love to see a local cross race done. I'd participate in that to mix it up. I usually try to get out for a ride or run on my own if I can't race like today, I'm working 12P-10P.

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