enduro
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- noun
- /ɪnˈdʊəroʊ/
- Jargon
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enduro
- I bought a Kawasaki KLR 650 Enduro bike and decided to do that road trip after all.
- Enduro race
- Enduro tires
- enduro bike
Examples
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I was recently granted the opportunity to interview Graham Jarvis, considered one of the top enduro riders in the world.
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Lastly, what advice can you give to our younger riders out there looking to get into riding and even enduro-style riding?
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I'd like to do some more Enduro X and extreme events, and I love coming over to the States.
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Do you think that trials riding helped you to be such a powerful enduro rider?
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I thought enduro looked fun and rode a few races while I was still riding trials.
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I was very happy with 6th as I don't do much Enduro X, and I was on the 250.
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Nissan has agreed to fund you through the Dubai enduro, under the condition you get your racing license.
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They run out of the alley and see Gaston jump on his hopped-up Kawasaki enduro.
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One R 1200 GS event, BMW Motorrad will be sending five enduro adventurers on the redefined icon R 1200 GS on five tours all around the world.
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He trained tirelessly for the upcoming enduro race that would cover hundreds of miles of rugged terrain.
Synonyms
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1.7
A competition where people ride bicycles to see who is fastest
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A competition where people ride bikes to finish first
How Demanding
Surface Forms
Etymology
Enduro comes from endure and endurance, words that mean 'to keep going' or 'to last'. So an enduro is a long off-road race or the bike for it, and the name shows that riders and machines must 'keep going' for a long time.