Nope nope nope nope nope no the fuck not… we are not calling this a fail. Absolutely not. You showed up, you advocated for yourself, you recognized what your body and mind needed and THAT’S A WIN. This race was a damn win. Proud of you, as always.
NTA: You pushed yourself to the limit. You killed it on the descents. You listened to your (ailing) body. You shared it with 'teh interwebs'. 4-for-4 in the wins column so far. You owe us nothing, we appreciate you for sharing your life with us and showing us that you're still human like we are. You still inspire us. Thank you for posting this Lo!
It is interesting that you talked about not enjoying the people around you. I was thinking during the video " what a bunch of rude pricks" walking on the riding line, not letting you pass and so on. Keep on keeping on. Cheers from Aussie.
Between the people and suck. Hard pass. I was going to do this race next year. Bought my entry. Then watched footage again and was like hell no. This race isn’t even fun. So put my pride and ego in check and walked away. Way better races out there!!
I’m built for downhills - love those guys who won’t yield on the downs but get pissed when you don’t get off your bike for them on the ups…. Ah, well… it’s riding bikes and that what counts. Nice job Lo - awesome descending skills, keep the fun factor there else it becomes a chore
If your goal was to make content that inspired, entertained, and gave us a feeling of what this race was like for the non-pro's, then you 100% succeeded. Great stuff.
Wanted to let you know that you and Joe + Syd and Macky inspired me to race the 25 hours in Frog Hollow a few weeks ago. I had an amazing time and did better than I'd hoped (2nd solo singlespeed!!!!); I wouldn't have put myself out there without yall's encouragement and inspiration. I hope you can find the right goals and people that make your riding filled with joy because your night laps from that race were the yardstick of stoke I measured myself against. Give yourself plenty of grace, you 100% deserve it.
Love love love this! If you can - you should do 24 HOP it is one of the most smile inducing races there is!!! Headed back for our fifth year this year 🥰 Congrats on your HUGE accomplishment.
I have not looked at your videos in a few months. I was thinking about how much you have improved. I was also impressed at how fast you have gotten. Hang in their. You are an inspiration to all of us.
You’re a rockstar Lo. Sorry this wasn’t the experience that you hoped it would be, but good for you for deciding what’s best for your body and spirit, that is always the right choice. Maybe I’ve been lucky but I’ve never encountered such frustrating passing, I mean WTF?
huge hug out to you girl, no embarrassment at all. you are awesome and what you you've accomplished and will continue to do is awesome. chin up and keep going for all of us....
Nope, there is nothing to be ashamed of. Failing is just another learning experience. You are still one of the most badass and inspiring persons I know (through YT). I have a sticker on my bike. WWLD? (What would Lo do)
You made the right call! I appreciate the insights you are providing in these videos! Quitting IS OK, especially in a bike race. Bike racing is a privilege, and you are really impressive at it (and I was glad you called out the assholery you dealt with during this one). Thanks for being real.
First off, you have to do what's best for you! I think you made the right choice. Sooooo... I was planning on training to do Breck Epic this summer... But your video has made me have a few doubts on the level of fun that might be.
I think everyone’s experience is different. I know loads of people who have a blast and keep coming back. I also have a handful of friends that did it this year and also said it was awful as far as humans. Maybe this year was an extra bad batch!? The course is beautiful and it’s a helluva challenge!!
Great channel! Like you, I am _much_ faster on the downhills than my uphill counterparts... Racers were super attitudy on day 2. People had pent up frustration or something from day1's shorter race. One lady broke her leg, partly due to the pressure she was feeling on the descents (and not letting folks pass). Mike gave everyone much needed lecture at the racer's meeting. The race got _SOOO_ much better on day 3, everyone chilled out and let you pass. I hope you race it again and hang in there for the first coupla stages while everyone comes up to speed that this isn't a road race or LV100. Stages 3, 5 and 6 are the bomb. Great watching you progress!
No shame in having limits. But they are moveable. Not failure, just definition. You put in a good effort. Having lived in Breckenridge, I know how tough it is to deal with the altitude, you did a marvelous job. Better to recognize you limits and not injure yourself. Back in the day, I was with my trainer and put in a hard ride and did pretty well. At the end I said "Teddy, I put it all on the ground!" He said "did ya puke" No meant I hadn't as far as he was concerned. I rode hard in subsequent races and, no, I never puked! 🙃 Good onya!
I agree with the comments about people who don't yield to the faster rider. On the guy hitting the brakes on the little rise, way back in the 80's and 90's doing that in a race at the bottom of a short punchy climb was a tactic to make the conga line following behind stall, while you get a gap on them as you ride away on clear trail.
You are an inspiration for many people to get out riding and showing how hard,easy and fun it can be. Don't let others put you off what you enjoy and failing just shows how hard you pushed yourself .
I think your being way to hard on your self Lo and you don't owe us anything. Ok you didn't enjoy this one but as you said there will be others. Go ride your bike and have some fun again. Thank you for sharing and being so honest. Hugs to you, Joe, and of course Rita.😊
Lo, you should race downhill. Lightning! How frustrating it must've been to be behind the flock of dude's riding their brakes, yet refusing to yield... Most people couldn't get past day 1... Chin up
Wow, you were doing awesome, keep the spirits high, and enjoy the ride. Remember, even when racing, always ride at the speed of fun. Looking forward to seeing your next race.
Nope, You did not Quit!!!!!!!!!! When you are sick, trying to do a stage race is the worst thing you can do for the body. Its not worth killing yourself to finish and then not wanting to see your bike for months. You did the right thing!!!! Look forward to seeing your next event.
Thanks for sharing. I think of your videos often when I’m struggling up a climb. Always gives me that bit of extra motivation I need to keep going. Keep telling your story
Life tests you in amazing and hard ways sometimes. You did more than most…more than me. You signed up to race to expose yourself to failure. Failures only make us stronger. You ROCK just remember that.
Hi, brave post, would have been so easy to wait for a better event so well done. Everybody has bad days and races that go wrong, it happens ALL the time, its what we all learn from. It obviously was not all bad....... look at what you HAVE POSTED AGIAN AND REMEMBER THE GOOD BITS!
Racing is really hard at that level, Breck is one of the toughest mt bike races there is, so no shame. Everyone needs to have their gauge of pain and suffering to fun and accomplishment.
No failure at all !! You did an incredible job even though you still have the rest of the virus that got you. 🤬 The most annoying part is seeing these bikers who don't let a woman pass on the trail. I stay here watching and asking these guys to get out of your way. You are amazing Lo !! Very happy that you posted a new video!
you were sick! It happens. I am appalled at the footage from this race from you and others: for a race with one rule (don't be a jerk) I've never seen so many riders refusing to yield to faster riders! I love riding in Breck as I used to live there....but the footage from this race (from you and others) kills any desire to do the Breck Epic. The rider refusing to yield as you entered one of the flowiest sections of turns in Colorado killed the dream....not to mention Mr "Don't Be a Dick" deserves the Chode of the day award.
Ya. There were A LOT of complaints to the director of people being sucky. I don’t know how you fix it. I also love riding in Breck and this segment of the CT is my favorite. I’ll just go do it in my terms. Kenosha to Breck anyone!?!? ❤️❤️❤️
@@LoSendquestwith so many people racing with cameras I would just have a rule stating you’ll be removed from the race/results officially or banned for x amount of time from racing again if your caught having poor sportsmanship on the course. Hopefully the majority of people would consider that before being rude to other riders.
@@LoSendquest Races in places like Breck and Moab tend to be attract riders from distance. Many of these riders might be the faster rider passing others at home....but at 11,000 feet they need to adjust.
I recently stumbled across your videos and I have no idea who you are but AI sent me this video. I enjoy your race content, and it’s almost like watching Live PD to see which perps are going to be assholes as you try and pass. Those race moments are well placed. I also felt as a rider in front of you should say…I’m fucking racing too. But anyway. Don’t consider that a fail. Races like that are fuckin hard and you said it best…you showed up! Oh and welcome to Breck. Most people are dicks
Look lady this was no fail by any measure. For one, look how many Pokemon dbag coins you collected. Yeah, I road Breck this year too and Day 2 was full of coins.. so many coins. Look folks, if someone is on your tail for more than 30 sec (less actually).. pull over. Thats not to say there weren't great people out there because there were. Most folks were awesome. But my gosh so many rude people. Unbeleivable. All three other stage races I did this year, never had this issue.. Come do ST6 with us next year (G&MB). It'll be your jam. You'll love it.
Dead. Pokémon dbag coins!!!!! I have heard great things for ST6 and you’re one of a few to say go do it!!! I need to look at my schedule and see if I can pull it off!!
Nothing like owning a full suspension bike, careening over rocks and roots, and being bothered by a wheel touch. Bro, don't make me come off the top turnbuckle on your ass.
Definitely keep your chin up Lo. Every race ive ever been in, ive wanted to quit at some point. This sport is hard as hell and if you weren't having fun then why be out there is the way i look at it. Weather on a ride or in a race, if im not having fun then im outta there. You made the right call for you. Much respect!! You were right, those people you were racing with were ass hats. No place in this sport for that shit. Good luck in the next one and tell Joe we all said hi and that im trying to get fireball classified as an energy drink. 😂 👍💪👊
I can’t speak for the rest of your viewers, but I’m still inspired as fuck. To be sick and STILL passing all those jabronies like that?! You’re a badass! Also where did you get that rad top tube bag?
Wow Lo .... I cant believe how terrible these "deaf" entitled beta males are . The course looks beautiful but damn hard.... the people nah hard pass. You did amazing , not a quit at all . After watching a few minutes , I wanted to find a bat , and not the black squishy kind. You have my ever-loving respect for handling them in the calm polite manner that you did. You showed us your vulnerable side and thank you for opening up to us "strangers" Most of us appreciate your sharing
Part 2: We need to talk about your #%&! excessive use of the word “quit”. When the body is incapable of performing, it is not quitting. You made a CHOICE based on being a reasonable, prudent person who wished to not end up in the hospital with something worse than what you already had. You reached a decision point. You chose REST AND RECOVERY over ILLNESS AND MISERY. You do have MOJO, Lo, and people with MOJO are badass MFers. So QUIT apologizing for BEING human!
@@LoSendquest let’s just say that after 30 yrs in the fire service, and lots of practice “reframing” during my recovery from ptsd, I have developed unique skills to cut through the bullshit of negativity. ✂️ let me know the next time you need a “reframe” I’ll be all to happy to oblige 🤪
Dear Lo, you are brave, you are strong indeed! for the dark hours, that we all might have for different reasons, here is a beautiful reminder of how and why this MTB thing started...for fun, sense of freedom, exploration...ruclips.net/video/jsbJojnbdYY/видео.htmlsi=QCDrR_lC79J-jETf
Nope nope nope nope nope no the fuck not… we are not calling this a fail. Absolutely not. You showed up, you advocated for yourself, you recognized what your body and mind needed and THAT’S A WIN. This race was a damn win. Proud of you, as always.
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NO APOLOGIES, NO SHAME- you made the right choice! I’m proud of you!
Redemption is sweet and you as a racer are getting so much better. What we signed up for is real and that is what you’ve given us.
NTA: You pushed yourself to the limit. You killed it on the descents. You listened to your (ailing) body. You shared it with 'teh interwebs'. 4-for-4 in the wins column so far. You owe us nothing, we appreciate you for sharing your life with us and showing us that you're still human like we are. You still inspire us. Thank you for posting this Lo!
❤️❤️❤️ thanks for your support and kind words!!!
It is interesting that you talked about not enjoying the people around you. I was thinking during the video " what a bunch of rude pricks" walking on the riding line, not letting you pass and so on. Keep on keeping on. Cheers from Aussie.
Between the people and suck. Hard pass. I was going to do this race next year. Bought my entry. Then watched footage again and was like hell no. This race isn’t even fun. So put my pride and ego in check and walked away. Way better races out there!!
I’m built for downhills - love those guys who won’t yield on the downs but get pissed when you don’t get off your bike for them on the ups…. Ah, well… it’s riding bikes and that what counts. Nice job Lo - awesome descending skills, keep the fun factor there else it becomes a chore
Thank you.
If your goal was to make content that inspired, entertained, and gave us a feeling of what this race was like for the non-pro's, then you 100% succeeded. Great stuff.
Thank you.
Wanted to let you know that you and Joe + Syd and Macky inspired me to race the 25 hours in Frog Hollow a few weeks ago. I had an amazing time and did better than I'd hoped (2nd solo singlespeed!!!!); I wouldn't have put myself out there without yall's encouragement and inspiration. I hope you can find the right goals and people that make your riding filled with joy because your night laps from that race were the yardstick of stoke I measured myself against. Give yourself plenty of grace, you 100% deserve it.
Love love love this! If you can - you should do 24 HOP it is one of the most smile inducing races there is!!! Headed back for our fifth year this year 🥰
Congrats on your HUGE accomplishment.
I have not looked at your videos in a few months. I was thinking about how much you have improved. I was also impressed at how fast you have gotten. Hang in their. You are an inspiration to all of us.
Awwww thanks so much.
Gotta say, Lo rips the downhill.
You inspire me. Please keep doing what you love and sharing.
Still proud of you Lo....You will smash the next one. Go get it girl
You’re a rockstar Lo. Sorry this wasn’t the experience that you hoped it would be, but good for you for deciding what’s best for your body and spirit, that is always the right choice. Maybe I’ve been lucky but I’ve never encountered such frustrating passing, I mean WTF?
huge hug out to you girl, no embarrassment at all. you are awesome and what you you've accomplished and will continue to do is awesome. chin up and keep going for all of us....
and btw, cuz of you and Syd and Macky I rode my first enduro mtn bike race this summer.... so you do inspire!
This makes my heart so happy!!!! CONGRATS!!!!!
Nope, there is nothing to be ashamed of. Failing is just another learning experience. You are still one of the most badass and inspiring persons I know (through YT).
I have a sticker on my bike. WWLD? (What would Lo do)
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You made the right call! I appreciate the insights you are providing in these videos! Quitting IS OK, especially in a bike race. Bike racing is a privilege, and you are really impressive at it (and I was glad you called out the assholery you dealt with during this one). Thanks for being real.
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First off, you have to do what's best for you! I think you made the right choice.
Sooooo... I was planning on training to do Breck Epic this summer... But your video has made me have a few doubts on the level of fun that might be.
I think everyone’s experience is different. I know loads of people who have a blast and keep coming back.
I also have a handful of friends that did it this year and also said it was awful as far as humans.
Maybe this year was an extra bad batch!?
The course is beautiful and it’s a helluva challenge!!
Great channel! Like you, I am _much_ faster on the downhills than my uphill counterparts... Racers were super attitudy on day 2. People had pent up frustration or something from day1's shorter race. One lady broke her leg, partly due to the pressure she was feeling on the descents (and not letting folks pass). Mike gave everyone much needed lecture at the racer's meeting. The race got _SOOO_ much better on day 3, everyone chilled out and let you pass. I hope you race it again and hang in there for the first coupla stages while everyone comes up to speed that this isn't a road race or LV100. Stages 3, 5 and 6 are the bomb. Great watching you progress!
Thanks for this! One of my old racing had a horrific story from day two. So maybe you’re right pent up roids from mini day one !!!
No shame in having limits. But they are moveable. Not failure, just definition. You put in a good effort. Having lived in Breckenridge, I know how tough it is to deal with the altitude, you did a marvelous job. Better to recognize you limits and not injure yourself. Back in the day, I was with my trainer and put in a hard ride and did pretty well. At the end I said "Teddy, I put it all on the ground!" He said "did ya puke" No meant I hadn't as far as he was concerned. I rode hard in subsequent races and, no, I never puked! 🙃 Good onya!
I agree with the comments about people who don't yield to the faster rider. On the guy hitting the brakes on the little rise, way back in the 80's and 90's doing that in a race at the bottom of a short punchy climb was a tactic to make the conga line following behind stall, while you get a gap on them as you ride away on clear trail.
You are an inspiration for many people to get out riding and showing how hard,easy and fun it can be. Don't let others put you off what you enjoy and failing just shows how hard you pushed yourself .
I think your being way to hard on your self Lo and you don't owe us anything. Ok you didn't enjoy this one but as you said there will be others. Go ride your bike and have some fun again. Thank you for sharing and being so honest. Hugs to you, Joe, and of course Rita.😊
Lo, you should race downhill. Lightning! How frustrating it must've been to be behind the flock of dude's riding their brakes, yet refusing to yield... Most people couldn't get past day 1... Chin up
Wow, you were doing awesome, keep the spirits high, and enjoy the ride. Remember, even when racing, always ride at the speed of fun. Looking forward to seeing your next race.
Oh I like that !!!
Honest, real emotions in a great video. Love your content. You’re an incredible inspiration. Thank you!
Thanks for the support!!!
Nope, You did not Quit!!!!!!!!!! When you are sick, trying to do a stage race is the worst thing you can do for the body. Its not worth killing yourself to finish and then not wanting to see your bike for months. You did the right thing!!!! Look forward to seeing your next event.
Thank you. So hard to feel like it was the right call in the moment.
Thanks for sharing. I think of your videos often when I’m struggling up a climb. Always gives me that bit of extra motivation I need to keep going. Keep telling your story
This makes my heart happy! We’ve got this.
Life tests you in amazing and hard ways sometimes. You did more than most…more than me. You signed up to race to expose yourself to failure. Failures only make us stronger. You ROCK just remember that.
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Hi, brave post, would have been so easy to wait for a better event so well done. Everybody has bad days and races that go wrong, it happens ALL the time, its what we all learn from. It obviously was not all bad....... look at what you HAVE POSTED AGIAN AND REMEMBER THE GOOD BITS!
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Racing is really hard at that level, Breck is one of the toughest mt bike races there is, so no shame. Everyone needs to have their gauge of pain and suffering to fun and accomplishment.
No failure at all !! You did an incredible job even though you still have the rest of the virus that got you.
🤬 The most annoying part is seeing these bikers who don't let a woman pass on the trail. I stay here watching and asking these guys to get out of your way.
You are amazing Lo !!
Very happy that you posted a new video!
Thank you!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Lo, if you haven't already been out to Philly, and you want to ride mountain bikes while you're here, I'd be happy to show you our local trails.
I have only done Philly work adventure. I need to pack a kit next time I head that way! Would love to play bikes
Not a fail at all! Great work 👏
You are a winner!!!
You are too hard on yourself! I can't believe you work such a demanding job and still want to compete. I wouldn't even be able to consider it.
You are my hero! Amazing!
Kick ass, rinse and repeat 🤙
Hey Lo, if you want to have fun come out to Iceman. That race is super fun!
Tell me everything … Iceman makes me think it’s cold tho!!! 🥶🥶🥶
you were sick! It happens. I am appalled at the footage from this race from you and others: for a race with one rule (don't be a jerk) I've never seen so many riders refusing to yield to faster riders! I love riding in Breck as I used to live there....but the footage from this race (from you and others) kills any desire to do the Breck Epic. The rider refusing to yield as you entered one of the flowiest sections of turns in Colorado killed the dream....not to mention Mr "Don't Be a Dick" deserves the Chode of the day award.
Ya. There were A LOT of complaints to the director of people being sucky. I don’t know how you fix it.
I also love riding in Breck and this segment of the CT is my favorite. I’ll just go do it in my terms.
Kenosha to Breck anyone!?!? ❤️❤️❤️
@@LoSendquestwith so many people racing with cameras I would just have a rule stating you’ll be removed from the race/results officially or banned for x amount of time from racing again if your caught having poor sportsmanship on the course. Hopefully the majority of people would consider that before being rude to other riders.
@@LoSendquest Races in places like Breck and Moab tend to be attract riders from distance. Many of these riders might be the faster rider passing others at home....but at 11,000 feet they need to adjust.
Damn Lo! Strong AF
Awwwwww. 🥰
I recently stumbled across your videos and I have no idea who you are but AI sent me this video. I enjoy your race content, and it’s almost like watching Live PD to see which perps are going to be assholes as you try and pass. Those race moments are well placed.
I also felt as a rider in front of you should say…I’m fucking racing too.
But anyway. Don’t consider that a fail. Races like that are fuckin hard and you said it best…you showed up!
Oh and welcome to Breck. Most people are dicks
Welcome!!! Happy you got sucked into the algorithm 🤣🤣. Oh Breck. Make a shirt that says don’t be a dick. Thanks.
Look lady this was no fail by any measure. For one, look how many Pokemon dbag coins you collected. Yeah, I road Breck this year too and Day 2 was full of coins.. so many coins. Look folks, if someone is on your tail for more than 30 sec (less actually).. pull over. Thats not to say there weren't great people out there because there were. Most folks were awesome. But my gosh so many rude people. Unbeleivable. All three other stage races I did this year, never had this issue.. Come do ST6 with us next year (G&MB). It'll be your jam. You'll love it.
Dead. Pokémon dbag coins!!!!!
I have heard great things for ST6 and you’re one of a few to say go do it!!! I need to look at my schedule and see if I can pull it off!!
Nothing like owning a full suspension bike, careening over rocks and roots, and being bothered by a wheel touch. Bro, don't make me come off the top turnbuckle on your ass.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Definitely keep your chin up Lo. Every race ive ever been in, ive wanted to quit at some point. This sport is hard as hell and if you weren't having fun then why be out there is the way i look at it. Weather on a ride or in a race, if im not having fun then im outta there. You made the right call for you. Much respect!! You were right, those people you were racing with were ass hats. No place in this sport for that shit. Good luck in the next one and tell Joe we all said hi and that im trying to get fireball classified as an energy drink. 😂 👍💪👊
Team fireball!!! We need Joe to do a collab with them!
@LoSendquest Absolutely!! He could also have fireball in his CamelBak. Get CamelBak on board as well. Ah, I just love creative marketing. 😝
ハイ、ロー❤
お疲れ様～
下りで人を追い越すのに疲れたね、、
次回は楽しいrideが出来るといいね
待ってるよ～😊
Thank you.
You Rock.
I can’t speak for the rest of your viewers, but I’m still inspired as fuck. To be sick and STILL passing all those jabronies like that?! You’re a badass!
Also where did you get that rad top tube bag?
Thank you!!!
A local person in Durango made it!!!
Wow Lo .... I cant believe how terrible these "deaf" entitled beta males are .
The course looks beautiful but damn hard.... the people nah hard pass.
You did amazing , not a quit at all . After watching a few minutes , I wanted
to find a bat , and not the black squishy kind. You have my ever-loving respect
for handling them in the calm polite manner that you did. You showed us
your vulnerable side and thank you for opening up to us "strangers"
Most of us appreciate your sharing
Say hello to my home state of Arizona, for me!
Will see your home state in February!
@@LoSendquest sooner than me. I'm jealous. LOL!
Lo has MOJO!
Part 2: We need to talk about your #%&! excessive use of the word “quit”. When the body is incapable of performing, it is not quitting. You made a CHOICE based on being a reasonable, prudent person who wished to not end up in the hospital with something worse than what you already had. You reached a decision point. You chose REST AND RECOVERY over ILLNESS AND MISERY. You do have MOJO, Lo, and people with MOJO are badass MFers. So QUIT apologizing for BEING human!
Thank you. This is wonderful reframing. Appreciate it.
@@LoSendquest let’s just say that after 30 yrs in the fire service, and lots of practice “reframing” during my recovery from ptsd, I have developed unique skills to cut through the bullshit of negativity. ✂️ let me know the next time you need a “reframe” I’ll be all to happy to oblige 🤪
Dear Lo, you are brave, you are strong indeed! for the dark hours, that we all might have for different reasons, here is a beautiful reminder of how and why this MTB thing started...for fun, sense of freedom, exploration...ruclips.net/video/jsbJojnbdYY/видео.htmlsi=QCDrR_lC79J-jETf
That video 🥰🥰🥰