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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast.

My name is Jeff, and today I'm going to be sharing the first half of a two-part story.

So if you can't stand a cliffhanger, be sure to come back next week when you can binge listen to the whole thing at once.

Back in 2011, I challenged myself to

ride 29 different mountain bike trails in 29 days. This is the trail by trail story of my adventure.

So on Saturday, I started my 29 trails and 29 days challenge with a bang, riding the 34-mile

Snake Creek Gap time trial in Dalton, Georgia.

Temperatures for this January race were predictably cold at the start, just 34 degrees and 18 degrees with the wind chill.

But the sun was out and the trails were mostly dry.

This was my first time riding this section of the Peninhote Trail, and I loved it. With the shuttle

buses scheduled to leave for the start at 9 a.m. I was geared up and had my bike loaded by 10 till,

only to find that the shuttle vehicles were already full. About 15 of us were stranded there in the

parking lot, waiting for the first shuttle buses to return to pick us up after the

one-hour round trip. Since the race is a time trial, a late start isn't really a big deal,

though it was sort of a bummer to stand around in the cold for an hour before getting underway.

Other than that, the logistics at the start were great. I'm guessing there were just more

race-day registrations than the organizers expected.

At the trailhead, things were quiet with all our bikes ready and waiting.

Apparently, the race plate was blown off my bike on the way over, so I called out my number

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