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	In the 2005 Iron Butt Rally, Duke rode for 18 hours in Canada through very strong rains, with savage head and cross winds, from Hurricane Katrina. Due to this thorough preparation of his bike, he had no trouble whatever.		In the 2005 Iron Butt Rally, Duke rode for 18 hours in Canada through very strong rains, with savage head and cross winds, from Hurricane Katrina. Due to this thorough preparation of his bike, he had no trouble whatever.

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