09-27-2011
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32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
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09-27-2011
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Walls need hugs too
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Wow, that is just amazing.
You wouldn't normally expect something like averaging 90mph across the entire country to be that difficult, but holy crap did he have to work for it.
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09-27-2011
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Join Date: Oct 2006
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Holy crap!! Good read.
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09-28-2011
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Reynolds number user
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
totally awesome
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09-28-2011
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Very cool!
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09-28-2011
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Just read the while article, very well written and an awesome tale at that.
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09-28-2011
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Good read, this brings back memories for me in my stupid 20's, doing Minneapolis to Denver in a night. They didn't get caught, with everyone owning a cell phones and such, Thats Amazing!
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09-28-2011
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Haven't watched the vids yet, but read most the article.. awesome. Sounds like something i'd love to do. I will say that averaging certain speeds is harder than it sounds. I may have averaged a tad over 100 from the middle of chicago to my driveway once though  . |
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09-28-2011
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Re: 32 hours, 7 minutes....now 31 hours, 4 minutes: a story of epic speeding!
Makes me wish I could try something like this. Very cool read
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