Episode 182: Mount Washington Records Are Meant to be Broken

King of the Ride by Ted King

Aug 29, 202669:16Sports & Recreation

Records are meant to be broken and our two guests today will likely be holding on their titles for a while now. John Keller just took the outright record in the cycling event up the hallowed 7.6 mile climb to the highest...

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