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There were 15,000 in 2021, 18,000 in 2022 and RAGBRAI is capping the registrations in 2023 to approximately 10,000 on the 50th anniversary ride where more people than ever are showing interest. So the question is, who is contributing to the “bandit” issue. It is apparently not of much concern to them, otherwise they would have expanded the cap to meet the demand. When they brag about the 30,000 riders, they are giving their tacit approval of the situation and happy it’s happening. Wo kann man Boruto Naruto The Movie auf Deutsch gucken?Boruto: Naruto the Movie | Netflix.
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