Ep.2 Kamui Kotan in Asahikawa - Cycling Hokkaido

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In this episode I talk about the longest ride I've ever done. 240.79km. Hell yeah! I went to see a place called Kamui Kotan in a city called Asahikawa. I'd wanted to do that ride for a couple of years and a couple of weeks ago I finally got it done. It was a beautiful place and a helluva ride. Check out the pictures on my Instagram......www.instagram.com/cycling.hokkaido.podcast/ Buy Me a Coffee...buymeacoffee.com/cyclinghokkaido

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This episode was published on September 8, 2023.

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In this episode I talk about the longest ride I've ever done. 240.79km. Hell yeah! I went to see a place called Kamui Kotan in a city called Asahikawa. I'd wanted to do that ride for a couple of years and a couple of weeks ago I finally got it done....

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