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Michael Venutolo-Mantovani

‘Regular riding contributes to my songwriting, 100 percent’: The cycling life of indie musician Anjimile

Anjimile.

From the shadow of the Durham Bulls Athletic Park in downtown Durham to a quiet park in neighbouring Cary, the American Tobacco Trail is a paved, two-way rail trail that cuts through thick forests of pine and oak in central North Carolina. Once it reaches its southern terminus in Cary, some sixteen miles south of its starting point, the Tobacco Trail turns to packed gravel for another six-and-a-half miles.

That transition is one of the reasons the Durham-based musician Anjimile chose their bike, a Kona Rove, which is equally capable off the road as it is on it.

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