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Rob Quirk

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About Rob Quirk
Long distance adventure rider, founder and owner of Quirk Cycles. Always looking for the unpaved

www.quirkcycles.com

Distance travelled

1,140 km

Time in motion

107:39 h

Recent Activity

and planned a road ride.

July 31, 2021

LDN/BTN OFF ROAD

10:38

137km

12.9km/h

1,080m

1,050m

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and planned a gravel ride.

March 5, 2021

05:19

68.5km

12.9km/h

470m

470m

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planned a mountain bike ride.

June 27, 2020

05:27

71.8km

13.2km/h

690m

720m

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and planned a mountain bike ride.

June 27, 2020

05:47

79.9km

13.8km/h

730m

690m

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planned a gravel ride.

May 30, 2020

14:11

167km

11.8km/h

1,360m

1,360m

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went mountain biking.

February 21, 2020

12:26

158km

12.7km/h

2,300m

3,220m

, , and others like this.

March 9, 2020

I had spent the night in a hotel with fellow rider Louis Parker and although the comfort was welcome we paid for it in time. The sun was rising when we got to rolling but we knew the finish was in sight, a mere 160km and this time the terrain pointed down, even though there was still some considerable

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went mountain biking.

February 20, 2020

15:20

186km

12.1km/h

2,620m

3,340m

March 9, 2020

The comfort of the tent meant I overslept again so the heat was on to get some big miles in. CP3 was in striking distance over two climbs so off I went. Today was one of the most enjoyable days rolling through palm treed oasis' and along burnt ochre valleys. The mountains, full of geological lines and

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went mountain biking.

February 19, 2020

13:55

146km

10.5km/h

1,820m

1,320m

March 9, 2020

This part of the route started to take us into some remote parts over forgotten colonial pistes and down into wild windswept valleys. To start though the road out of CP2 led to a little used path through the surrounding mountains. It was at this point I really started to question if these 'roads' could

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went mountain biking.

February 18, 2020

18:44

228km

12.2km/h

2,420m

2,620m

March 9, 2020

This day turned into what was to be my biggest day in the saddle as the push for CP2 became increasingly doable. I started out the day knowing the checkpoint was close but I fully expected to bivvy and hit it the day after. So far I was only managing 130-150km a day so aimed to push hard and try and

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went mountain biking.

February 17, 2020

15:51

145km

9.2km/h

2,270m

2,250m

March 9, 2020

The warm bivvy spot was a welcome luxury but didn't help with a fast turnaround. I overslept and with the low mileage of the day before I was keen to pick up the pace and crack on. As many racers will attest to having a plan is one thing but the race will always have something else in store. The day

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