GRAND DEPART 2025 is MAY 24th!!
GRAND DEPART 2025 is MAY 24th!!
Yes. We will record fastest known times. We will have separate records for Supported (Solo and Team Relay) plus Unsupported.
Supported means I don't care if someone hands you a bottle every mile as long as your bike is completely self propelled.
Non-Supported is exactly what it means. No non-rider pre-planned support along the route if this is the record you are going for. I ask observers to please respect the effort and allow the rider to ride with no support.
For starters!
FHU Overall Course Record
Men solo Gears
Men solo SingleSpeed
Men solo Supported
Women solo Gears
Women solo SingleSpeed
Women solo Supported
Non-Binary solo Gears
Non-Binary SingleSpeed
Non-Binary Supported
2 person Team Supported
3-4 person Team Supported
I need to be notified at least 1 week ahead of time for ANY record attempt. You can attempt a record ITT at any time throughout the year. Tell me before hand!! I will verify all requested Time Trial attempts. You may be asked to use TrackLeaders for any solo ITT.
Ashton Lambie - 2023 - 4 Days 10 Hours 23 Minutes
Ashton took off like a rocket and settled into a steady ride the day and sleep a little at night groove. He was able to power through the storms but did encounter som very eye opening lightening in Cowley County!!
Photo by Bobby Thompson
Trisha Luke - 2023 - 7 Days 13 Hours 18 Minutes
Trisha battled ALL the mud!! She finished walking 4 miles of mud AGAINST the grain of the Unbound 200 and 100 mile riders also walking in the mud!!! Cheers and chills were every freaking where!! EPIC.
Photo by Dan Hughes
Ashton Lambie - 2023 - 4 Days 10 Hours 23 Minutes
Ashton took off like a rocket and settled into a steady ride the day and sleep a little at night groove. He was able to power through the storms but did encounter som very eye opening lightening in Cowley County!!
Photo by Dan Hughes
Preston Williams - 7 Days 21 Hours 17 Minutes
Preston endured 3 days of rain and continual mud to start his 8 day journey. The first few days were 60'ish degrees during the day and 50's at night. The last day the temps sored into the 90's and baked anyone out riding. In Preston's own words the thought of quitting was never an issue. He was simply riding his bike and enjoying his native Kansas!
Photo by Cheryl Thompson
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