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Originally Posted by hadfield4wd
The best advice I can give is the same I've gotten. I sounds trite but "To finish first, first you must finish"
This goes to 2 things.
1 - make sure your bike is in perfect condition. You don't want it causing you not to finish.
2 - conditioning. You need to be in as best shape as you can.
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I read a great quote recently, and I'm sure that I"m butchering it, but I'll paraphrase it here:
"100% body and 90% machine will beat 90% body and 100% machine every time."
Stay healthy, train smart, and ride smarter; but above all, have fun. If it's not fun, why do it?