Styrkeprøven

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Participants in 2007, somewhere in Gudbrandsdalen.
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Participants in 2008, at Hundorp.
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Cyclist after 540 km
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Diploma
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A participant at the start in Trondheim in 1989

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In 2012 the record time was 12.51,02.[1]

Den Lille Styrkeprøven

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1997 recumbent ban controversy

In 1997, Bram Moens from the Netherlands rode his faired recumbent in the race, finishing at 13:46:08 – almost two hours ahead of the second rider, and setting a new course record. Bram Moens and his bike were cleared by the organizers to start, and recumbents had taken part many times before. Despite this, the record was not accepted by the organizers, and recumbent bicycles banned, both actions without claiming any rider misbehaviour.[2][3]

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