Men's podium at the Shenandoah Mountain 100
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DC area legend Jim Potts assists at an aid station.
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This event takes place in the North River Ranger District of the George
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Jeremiah Bishop with a sigh of relief at the finish line
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Christian Tanguy thought it finished with a slight climb into the campground
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Jesse Jakomait is a serious contender. He made the podium.
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Chris Scott discusses the day with Sam Koerber of the Gary Fisher 29er
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Chris "Chas" Michaels showed the locals that he is the next best thing
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Gunnar Shogren put in a sweet ride yet again, with Blair following across
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Betsy Shogren shows more style points at the line then her husband Gunnar.
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Carey Lowery cruising in for a solid 3rd place finish.
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Daniele Musto is all smiles after making the podium
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Brenda Simril enjoyed the ride
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Former singlespeed Word Champion Buck Keich pre-gamed well the night before
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Misty Tilson is the top local in 2009 - after winner Sue Haywood that
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Kristin Eddy and Chris Caul styled it together on the vintage tandem
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The fastest women of the Shenandoah Mountain 100
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Matt Ferrari sports the Freeze Thaw Cycles Plaid get-up at the Shenandoah
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Ernesto Marenchin gets in a nice tune up ride prior to 24 hr Nationals
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Garth Prosser the NUE Series man has been super consistent this year
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Keeping folks aware of what is going on creates a safer day for all trail
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Jeremiah Bishop toes the line on his home course as Chris Beck sits on
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Jeff Schalk knows this route well.
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Sue Haywood deals with the dust on her way to victory
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Jeremiah Bishop, Sam Korber and Jeff Schalk created a small gap on the
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Christian Tanguy sits just off the back right before he flatted.
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Brandon Draugelis was having a great ride before having tire issues himself.
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Jens Nielsen came back to VA from New Mexico and had his best race time
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NUE singlespeed champ Gerry Pflug is rolling it with gears this time since
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Steve Schwarz from nearby Maryland is a 24 hr specialist
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Sam Koerber is stoopid fast on the downhills
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Christian Tanguy really showed some improvement on the downhills
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Thomas Jenkins of Shenandoah Bicycle Company is the man that laid out
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Jeremiah Bishop leads a group of five off Braley's.
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