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Prudhoe to Key West Record Run
- Thread starter akbeemer
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JACK90210
Guest
Yeah, the direct route is for sissies. 
He's almost there. Fingers crossed. Good luck, John.
He's almost there. Fingers crossed. Good luck, John.
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RSPENNACHIO
Guest
10:52 EST near Kenansville.
Acording to Mapquest it is 335 miles to Key West.
Acording to Mapquest it is 335 miles to Key West.
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BUBBAZANETTI
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RSPENNACHIO
Guest
As posted earlier "current record is 96 hours and 1 minute"
According to his Spot tracker, John left Prudhoe Bay at 0055 EDT Saturday. Adding 96 hours would be a "finish before" time of 0055 EDT Wednesday to break the record.
Right now he has about 233 miles to go from West Palm Beach and just over 12 hours to do it.
According to his Spot tracker, John left Prudhoe Bay at 0055 EDT Saturday. Adding 96 hours would be a "finish before" time of 0055 EDT Wednesday to break the record.
Right now he has about 233 miles to go from West Palm Beach and just over 12 hours to do it.
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buckeyeclark
Guest
I have been rivited to this ever since it was first posted! I don't know about you; but, I will be a little sad when it's over, you know, kinda like the day after Christmas!! Do you think there is any chance he might be willing to turn around and go back to Prudhoe Bay for another run when this one is over!!!
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BUBBAZANETTI
Guest
the LEOs, if following the tracker in a coordinated effort might recognize the Burt Reynolds of motorcycling.
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RSPENNACHIO
Guest
Just as example, if a person were to ride 5600 miles straight at an average speed of 75 mph without stopping, it would take them about 75 hours.
Now if that same person made the same trip in say 92 hours that would leave 17 hours of total stop time. Theoretically you could eat and drink while riding and there are divices that would allow for elimination but you can't refuel and sleep while riding. This is more impressive than an Iron Man Triathlon.
Now if that same person made the same trip in say 92 hours that would leave 17 hours of total stop time. Theoretically you could eat and drink while riding and there are divices that would allow for elimination
but you can't refuel and sleep while riding. This is more impressive than an Iron Man Triathlon.
bluegrasspicker
Member
Homestead, fl !
deilenberger
A bozo on the bus
As of 2:51 - looks like about 10 miles to go..
GO JOHN GO!
GO JOHN GO!
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DGAUFF
Guest
Go, John, go!
