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Matt Annabel doesn’t just ride his bike for the fun of it, he rides to overcome adversity. He recently just won the Pinyon and Pines 500 mile bike packing race in Northern Arizona. Matt and the other riders didn’t have it easy on this year's race. There were multiple rain storms that seemed to have lasted 2-3 days, which resulted in a downpour on the landscape making it “death” mud. Matt didn’t only have to overcome the down pours, he also broke a crank and had to scooter his bike 20 miles to the nearest bike shop in Camp Verde. After some help from local trail angels, Matt was able to get a crank and start pedaling. Through all of the help and support, he was determined to peddle through the night to spread his gratitude for his family and support.
Matt’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matt.annabel/
Matt’s Blog (go check this out!): mofogo.org
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By Quinn p TravisMatt Annabel doesn’t just ride his bike for the fun of it, he rides to overcome adversity. He recently just won the Pinyon and Pines 500 mile bike packing race in Northern Arizona. Matt and the other riders didn’t have it easy on this year's race. There were multiple rain storms that seemed to have lasted 2-3 days, which resulted in a downpour on the landscape making it “death” mud. Matt didn’t only have to overcome the down pours, he also broke a crank and had to scooter his bike 20 miles to the nearest bike shop in Camp Verde. After some help from local trail angels, Matt was able to get a crank and start pedaling. Through all of the help and support, he was determined to peddle through the night to spread his gratitude for his family and support.
Matt’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matt.annabel/
Matt’s Blog (go check this out!): mofogo.org
MOXI NUTRITION
https://www.moxilife.com/?afmc=STOKEPODCAST&utm_campaign=STOKEPODCAST&utm_source=leaddyno&utm_medium=affiliate
Get 15% off at checkout using code: STOKEPODCAST
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