I was told that the more experienced triathletes pushed the bikes and jumped on to cleat their shoes. Most of the participants only wear the shoes once they are well onto the road race. Both road and mountain bikes with different types of handlebars were seen, ranging from affordable bikes to specially designed bikes.
Some of the triathletes skidded off sand and pools of water on the roads while a minority had cramps from unaccustomed hard riding. Those who came with months of training did not suffer too much except for mild sunburn and dehydration.



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