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Bikepacking
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Riding the 2016 Italy Divide
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Earlier this year, adventurer Patrick Sweeney set out to tackle the Italy Divide, an unsupported gravel bike race that runs more than 500 miles down the country and involves nearly 50,000 feet of climbing. Watch and see how racers dealt with bad weather, a confusing course and every type of terrain imaginable. You can follow Sweeney's adventures here.
