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MedExpress-->Mountaineer triathlon-->Wells Fargo
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not from WVA, but i'm looking to do this race as my 70.3 lead-in to IM Chattanooga - looking forward to it
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I was interested until I read that they are still having part of the bike leg on the Caperton trail. Last year, the trail wasn't closed, and it was a safety nightmare. I won't consider the race again if they still do that. We should never have to dodge elderly people, dog walkers, kids learning to ride, etc.... It is just too dangerous, not just for us, but for the people who belong on the rail trail. Also, it was infuriating to get stuck in traffic heading into PA.
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