Love watching your videos dude. I'm a beginner at 51 yrs old, just got my 1st decent road bike. Your videos are inspiring and the way you explain everything, so down to earth, makes it that much more engaging.
Great effort Tyler. 26th is a great result. Keyboard riders will find faults, but you had a super run - no mechanicals or crashes, no nutrition issues. Sign me up to that every single ride!
I liked the turd muffin videos leading up to this so this one is hitting me as phenomenal! Congrats on an amazing performance and overall general awesomeness. Also this is truly a great video even without the finish footage. The colors, the visuals, the other riders, the dust... so cool. Thanks and best of luck on the next race build up!
Another impressive Waffle ride. Dude, it seems like gravel is really your thing. God knows, it's not crit racing. I'd bet, if you really went all in on this, you could get in those front groups and race with the big names.
At around 7:48, Dylan Johnson takes off up the right side of the road leading into the 1st climb, I can't help but wonder what would have happened if you had grabbed that wheel. Love the energy and keep up the good work.
Awesome...two of my favorite cycling channels in same race. You have a few years on Dylan Johnson and this sort of race is more his norm. Good on you for pushing your comfort zone!
So sick dude, was a pleasure to meet you at the event and seeing your race footage gets me even more pumped to train harder and improve my own result for next year! Keep it up and see you in San Diego!
Your method of self commentary is spot on . I really enjoy and take mental notes on your tactical explanations. Thanks for making and sharing your films.
I actually really enjoy this narration style of video, I'm getting my first gravel bike soon because my hardtail wasn't really appropriate for the trails and roads and your videos make racing look like so much fun. You're an inspiration to us vegans starting out for sure, keep up the good work 👍
3 BWR’s under my belt, have never seen the leading group besides the short time under police escort in the neutral starts...to finish top 100 in any BWR is another level but the fact that you finished 26th is legendary. I’ve said it for years, in order to win a BWR you are getting paid to ride your bike. To finish 26th and not be on a payroll in some manner somehow related to the industry is so mind blowing. To “ride” and finish a BWR is challenging for a person that rides 3-4 days a week. To be in “race” mode in a BWR is for the elite bike racers of this world. You have proven you are one of those guys and gals with this effort. Great stuff and please keep doing what you’re doing.
Ahhh the joys of gravel racing! In the NorthEast, most of ours are early spring races. I'd be happy with anything above 40 degrees most are in the freak REALLY COLD range!
9:30 there’s a guy riding a Scalpel with drop bars, nice. The video is also real nice, looks like your equipment, nutrition and training were spot on for the race.
Fabulous footage which allowed me sitting here in a rainy and wet UK to experience such a beautiful gravel race through amazing scenery and to to share your highs and lows as an elite racer.........
Awesome job on the whole thing Tyler -- the ride, the finishing position, the video, and the voice-over..... and loved the lead-up videos as well. Great job man!
This is truly a worthy successor to that pioneering '80s John Tesh/CBS cycling anthology coverage--your graphics for each course segment, your commentary over each, and all that spectacular footage. Truly excellent, Tyler, thanks and congrats on your excellent finish and adventure. And please tell us more cowboy stories about your day on the range.
Awesome job dude! You and your channel have come a long way. 26th man, that's huge from where I saw you a few years ago. Thank you family for supporting Tyler on his hobby and sharing with folks like me who use this content for motivation in our own lives.
Great stuff Tyler! If you want another great Utah gravel race, look into Crusher in the Tusher. 70 ish miles 10,000 feet of elevation gain. The hardest race I have ever done! Top notch stuff Bro!
Hey Vegan Cyclist Thank you so much for doing these videos. I am actually Alexey Vermeulen's (the guy who came 3rd behind Pete) Cousin. He had told me how hard the race was. well done sir! i'll be at BWR San diego and DK next year, so see ya there!!!
Dude.. I'm watching you from France where there's a complete lockdown due to that virus (meaning we can't even leave the house). You have no idea how much it helps me to clear my mind and mentally escape to see you killing it in such a beautiful scenery. Amazing man, thanks so much for that 👍🏻
Awesome synopsis of your experience. As a solo urban novice, i love your grasp of how a mele like this fits together. Thanks for including we normo's in such a great experience. VC yheah! Rocks!
I just did a bike-packing trip which was my first experience riding gravel/unimproved roads on a non-mountain bike and I'm hooked. Thanks for contributing to the stoke friend, excellent video hopefully I'll see you out there one of these years.
25:25 Haha, that final Sprint Animation was the best thing of the video! 🤣😂 Glad you lost your batteries for that. 🙌 Great effort, Man, congrats to a strong result! 🚲🚲
Bro good job, your motivating me to prepare for this raice , i was given a 2002 giant mountain bike so i just started biking first time ever sunday 7 miles im dead rn but i want to prepare for this raice in utah september 2023🤞🏽i am a truck driver that hasnt done any excersise so i will be loosing weight and getting ready for this at the same time im ready💪🏽
That pressure was way too high for your tires Tyler (you probably lost a lot of energy on those gravel sections, I also do think rear tail lights should be mandatory as well (event organizers should prioritize safety), an unseen cyclists is an unsafe cyclist. bummed about you not feeling well but thank-you for sharing.
@JavierFernandez I'm a crit racer,a mountaineer/ trad climber, and a pharmacist. I'm on both ends of the spectrum daily life and sport. There are inherent risks to racing (you crash, the guy next to you crashes etc, climbing is no different the individual makes the decision in both situations). But when you're racing a course with flying dirt+ debris and you can't see someone, the difference between someone being in a stretcher and going home to their family could be the difference between seeing a flashing red light and being able to react a hundredth of a second, it's different in a crit where you're elbow to elbow with another rider, they go down, there isn't anyway for you to react, you're going down, but the guys behind you and pulling up to the crash can still see you). Life's about risk mitigation. I didn't say anything about them not being able to race. It's about the good for the whole collective. I assume you're the same kind of person who doesn't wear a mask because it's his choice not to, rather than worry about the others around them.
@JavierFernandez check the posted links below, seems like the organizers do require lights). I've seen similar injuries in gravel racing as I have in crit racing, punctured lungs, damaged femur heads, contusions, and hemorrhages. Pretty much blunt trauma/ penetration injuries/ and superficial injuries. You are n=1, as am I my co-wrokers have seen the same thing as me, (I did rotations in emerg and in ICU, we deal with high trauma). We've had people helicoptered in gravel riding, as we have in road racing. You're right I did say mandatory, and yes it does imply you shouldn't be able to race without it but have you ever seen a waiver? You refuse to ride with a light you may have to pay for damages, waive your right to sue etc (some of which are already included in the current waiver I'm assuming)...... No idea why you got so triggered over a comment, instead of arguing do you not see some validity in my point? If one racer was able to avoid a crash that was preventable is that not a win? We both race, we both accept the risks, the only difference being if the province made regulations outside of what the UCI stated here, and they made sense almost all of the guys we race with here would most likely go hey sure why not it's not doing me harm. There's inherent risk and then there's unnecessary risk, you should always minimize your unnecessary risk.
I'm just going to leave this here for your consideration: "A blinking red tail light is often required by race directors, even in the day." www.ohiogravelgrinders.com/gravel-racing
@@michaelglidewell1524 Hey Michel, thank-you for sharing :). Weird how a race governing body is considering the safety of everyone and making it mandatory? Almost like they're trying to minimize the chance someone will crash.
@@jaspreetsidhu5708 you're welcome. If you go look up the Dirty Kanza "Riders Bible" it's in there also about a flashing red taillight. Some of it could be because of night/dusk riding and some of it could be because of "dust" riding.
I ran 38psi on the irc boken 40’s, of course I weigh in at 189lbs. You were right next to me again at the start. I was in the US Military kit, and on the single speed.
I work at a bicycle / kayak store and I don't really bike all that much, but holy shit I love your videos. The breakdowns are so detail oriented and it absolutely suits my fancy ☺️🤟🏼
Great footage, also saw your footage on Dylan's channel too. You rode to the best of your potential..Great day!!! Perfect experience to grow from, what's next? Thank you for sharing. Great tips and tricks on lessons learned.
Good job! As soon as you said "50 PSI", I thought "Oh, no, dude. Way too much". It's so hard to make yourself stop and release some pressure for a bad section. I'll get to work on some DI2 valve stems that will let you remotely release pressure. Give me about 12 years and I'll have a prototype ready.
What a great race! Fantastic result you should be proud of that, no caveats and no excuses needed. You can always think this or that about a kit choice (or the tyre pressures! ) but overall it looked like you were going really well.
I loved all the detail in this race report! Congrats on your result. The course looked like fun but that dust was definitely no bueno. Did my first mtn bike race at the beginning of October in Flagstaff Az. (5 months after buying my first real mtn bike for my 57th birthday), and it took weeks for my lungs to fully recover, (after sucking up some much dust, at 8000 ft).
Great recap. You rode smart and managed your efforts well. I was with you until that first KOM, lost my rear brake and crashed. Finished about 45 minutes behind you.
Dude, you did great AND I think with a few changes and here and there you can do even better next time around. I think if you had run a tire pressure setup closer to what Dylan ran you would have placed even higher. Thanks for videos, great entertainment, great inspiration.
Great video! The footage really takes us into the race. Anyone who's done gravel rides knows that going at those speeds on dirt and rocks is a whole different skill set. Ride on Vegan Cyclist :)
Great video. Great recap. Great riding! Really captures this crazy epic ride. I do think it would've been nice for you to figure out the name of the first woman (Rose Grant) and call her by name and give her some credit for the amazing ride she did up there with y'all, rather than just pick apart her form on that one steep hill... ;)
Kudos bruh!!...and congrats on the 6th placed finish in your age category!!...I really love all the footage that you had,to share....great commentary...as usual,such a bomber that you lost your GoPro batteries...wanted to see this so bad...enjoyed every moment of it.. Thanks VC!!🤙🏼🤙🏼
Best video coverage thus far on the 2020 BWR Cedar. Great commentary as always. Sure slightly less PSI would have been better, but heck, couldn't have been that bad since you did finish 26th! Man, I would've loved to have seen that final sprint. Nevertheless, awesome job Tyler!
@@keithagnew8062 loose gravel wouldn't be fun to pick out of the skin, also you can land on a rock and get pretty messed up. only raced road so i wouldn't know much about gravel but its obvious its a huge ability mix here which makes it pretty messy
My phone has a busted screen but I knew it would be worth the wait to watch on a quality screen. Sweet video Tyler! Editing is ALWAYS top notch. Love the intro graphic of you and your gear- cool colors and fonts. Great insights with the video. Thanks for sharing. Keeps me inspired to keep pushing myself in my training!
Wow .... you got lil MTB hospitality Don't get me wrong I'm not picking at you by no means but a lot of people find out that are riding is a lot more technical especially doing it on a gravel bike I give you the utmost Applause and respect my brother this was a badass episode and ride and you did very Great!!!!
So glad that the outcome of the race was so good. Ofc you could have reduced the PSI, but that is hindsight. I really enjoyed the pre race blog, it seems that your visit to the course did pay off in some stages. Super explaining for the way the race went. I enjoy your channel, I don't ride, but you give me the feeling I belong to the cyclist scene. Thx again.
Beyond Stoked For Ya - Really Thought That You Were Further Behind From The Your Descriptions Early On - Sure Wish I Was Available To "support" With A Bottle Or Two Along The Way - And Wish You Had Dropped Tire Pressure But Overall, Well Done - Really Appreciated The Daily Efforts Leading Up - Fantastic Edits Here During The Race - Safe Travels And Ride Bikes Bro - Again, Well Done Cheers
Great meeting you out there man! Awesome race and video.
Did you tell the VC that the secret is the aerobars??
If you think about it you have only officially beaten the VC's wife...
25:00 mins of vegan excuses followed by "trust me. I killed that sprint"..lol
🤣🤣
Love watching your videos dude. I'm a beginner at 51 yrs old, just got my 1st decent road bike. Your videos are inspiring and the way you explain everything, so down to earth, makes it that much more engaging.
True
Great effort Tyler. 26th is a great result. Keyboard riders will find faults, but you had a super run - no mechanicals or crashes, no nutrition issues. Sign me up to that every single ride!
I know everyone has also said it, but I've been waiting for this!!!
The graphics game has always been fire. But it is even better for this one. Love what you did with it.
I'm from Belgium and I approve at 1000% the name of this race HAHAHA ! Sick Content !
I liked the turd muffin videos leading up to this so this one is hitting me as phenomenal! Congrats on an amazing performance and overall general awesomeness. Also this is truly a great video even without the finish footage. The colors, the visuals, the other riders, the dust... so cool. Thanks and best of luck on the next race build up!
I can’t even explain to you how fast I clicked on this
I second that! I have been checking this channel over the weekend to see if I somehow missed the notification. I never do that, ever. :)
Ahahaha me too
Yup, me too!
No, please try to explain.
Another impressive Waffle ride. Dude, it seems like gravel is really your thing. God knows, it's not crit racing. I'd bet, if you really went all in on this, you could get in those front groups and race with the big names.
At around 7:48, Dylan Johnson takes off up the right side of the road leading into the 1st climb, I can't help but wonder what would have happened if you had grabbed that wheel. Love the energy and keep up the good work.
Awesome...two of my favorite cycling channels in same race. You have a few years on Dylan Johnson and this sort of race is more his norm. Good on you for pushing your comfort zone!
So sick dude, was a pleasure to meet you at the event and seeing your race footage gets me even more pumped to train harder and improve my own result for next year! Keep it up and see you in San Diego!
Dude if you psi is high enough to rock you out of your pedals then its for sure slowing you down; smoother is faster. Drop that pressure bruh!
My jaw dropped when he said 50psi!
Your method of self commentary is spot on . I really enjoy and take mental notes on your tactical explanations. Thanks for making and sharing your films.
I’ve been waiting all weekend for this!!!
I actually really enjoy this narration style of video, I'm getting my first gravel bike soon because my hardtail wasn't really appropriate for the trails and roads and your videos make racing look like so much fun. You're an inspiration to us vegans starting out for sure, keep up the good work 👍
3 BWR’s under my belt, have never seen the leading group besides the short time under police escort in the neutral starts...to finish top 100 in any BWR is another level but the fact that you finished 26th is legendary. I’ve said it for years, in order to win a BWR you are getting paid to ride your bike. To finish 26th and not be on a payroll in some manner somehow related to the industry is so mind blowing. To “ride” and finish a BWR is challenging for a person that rides 3-4 days a week. To be in “race” mode in a BWR is for the elite bike racers of this world. You have proven you are one of those guys and gals with this effort. Great stuff and please keep doing what you’re doing.
Ahhh the joys of gravel racing! In the NorthEast, most of ours are early spring races. I'd be happy with anything above 40 degrees most are in the freak REALLY COLD range!
9:30 there’s a guy riding a Scalpel with drop bars, nice. The video is also real nice, looks like your equipment, nutrition and training were spot on for the race.
A gravel bike its a mtb with drop bars
Perfect timing! Just got home from working 16 hours. Thanks @VC
Fabulous footage which allowed me sitting here in a rainy and wet UK to experience such a beautiful gravel race through amazing scenery and to to share your highs and lows as an elite racer.........
Awesome job on the whole thing Tyler -- the ride, the finishing position, the video, and the voice-over..... and loved the lead-up videos as well. Great job man!
That was one of the best cycling videos I ever seen. VC, love ya man, I’m rooting for ya, love your content man, the new stuff that is. 👍
This is truly a worthy successor to that pioneering '80s John Tesh/CBS cycling anthology coverage--your graphics for each course segment, your commentary over each, and all that spectacular footage. Truly excellent, Tyler, thanks and congrats on your excellent finish and adventure. And please tell us more cowboy stories about your day on the range.
Awesome job dude! You and your channel have come a long way. 26th man, that's huge from where I saw you a few years ago. Thank you family for supporting Tyler on his hobby and sharing with folks like me who use this content for motivation in our own lives.
The way you describe these events is outstanding, feel like im there...Rad
I'm so excited to see this video come out! As a local Utahn, following your daily vlogs has been a blast.
Great stuff Tyler! If you want another great Utah gravel race, look into Crusher in the Tusher. 70 ish miles 10,000 feet of elevation gain. The hardest race I have ever done! Top notch stuff Bro!
Aye that shoutout 😂. Rip my entire race from the start lmao. Awesome vid bud!
what happened?
@@CryWolfFilms I got 5 flats, my chain got knocked off at the start
@@CyclingwithCole lol jesus christ. sorry to hear that.
@@Craze_Lifter maybe tubeless just took time to seal.
@@CyclingwithCole What tires were you running?
Hey Vegan Cyclist Thank you so much for doing these videos. I am actually Alexey Vermeulen's (the guy who came 3rd behind Pete) Cousin. He had told me how hard the race was. well done sir! i'll be at BWR San diego and DK next year, so see ya there!!!
Dude.. I'm watching you from France where there's a complete lockdown due to that virus (meaning we can't even leave the house). You have no idea how much it helps me to clear my mind and mentally escape to see you killing it in such a beautiful scenery. Amazing man, thanks so much for that 👍🏻
Heavy! Congrats on a strong performance. That course is insane. 💪💪💪
27th overall! 26th in the men's division. Way to go! Love your videos.
You and dylan johnson are just fitness goals!!!
Ill make sure to keep this one off my radar! Thanks for sufferering through this so that I don't have to put myself through it.
Ace video, amazing result, 26th is mega. Fair play! 💪💪🚴♂️🚴♂️👌
Waffle, waffle, waffle. What a great race and video. I wish we had these gravel races here in Colombia.
Old Tell Cade: You should've gone tubeless
New Tell Tyler: Too much air dude
Awesome synopsis of your experience. As a solo urban novice, i love your grasp of how a mele like this fits together. Thanks for including we normo's in such a great experience. VC yheah! Rocks!
I just did a bike-packing trip which was my first experience riding gravel/unimproved roads on a non-mountain bike and I'm hooked. Thanks for contributing to the stoke friend, excellent video hopefully I'll see you out there one of these years.
Your cycling videos are simply the best, don't know what else to say. Thank you !
25:25 Haha, that final Sprint Animation was the best thing of the video! 🤣😂 Glad you lost your batteries for that. 🙌 Great effort, Man, congrats to a strong result! 🚲🚲
Bro good job, your motivating me to prepare for this raice , i was given a 2002 giant mountain bike so i just started biking first time ever sunday 7 miles im dead rn but i want to prepare for this raice in utah september 2023🤞🏽i am a truck driver that hasnt done any excersise so i will be loosing weight and getting ready for this at the same time im ready💪🏽
That pressure was way too high for your tires Tyler (you probably lost a lot of energy on those gravel sections, I also do think rear tail lights should be mandatory as well (event organizers should prioritize safety), an unseen cyclists is an unsafe cyclist. bummed about you not feeling well but thank-you for sharing.
@JavierFernandez I'm a crit racer,a mountaineer/ trad climber, and a pharmacist. I'm on both ends of the spectrum daily life and sport. There are inherent risks to racing (you crash, the guy next to you crashes etc, climbing is no different the individual makes the decision in both situations). But when you're racing a course with flying dirt+ debris and you can't see someone, the difference between someone being in a stretcher and going home to their family could be the difference between seeing a flashing red light and being able to react a hundredth of a second, it's different in a crit where you're elbow to elbow with another rider, they go down, there isn't anyway for you to react, you're going down, but the guys behind you and pulling up to the crash can still see you). Life's about risk mitigation. I didn't say anything about them not being able to race. It's about the good for the whole collective. I assume you're the same kind of person who doesn't wear a mask because it's his choice not to, rather than worry about the others around them.
@JavierFernandez check the posted links below, seems like the organizers do require lights). I've seen similar injuries in gravel racing as I have in crit racing, punctured lungs, damaged femur heads, contusions, and hemorrhages. Pretty much blunt trauma/ penetration injuries/ and superficial injuries. You are n=1, as am I my co-wrokers have seen the same thing as me, (I did rotations in emerg and in ICU, we deal with high trauma).
We've had people helicoptered in gravel riding, as we have in road racing. You're right I did say mandatory, and yes it does imply you shouldn't be able to race without it but have you ever seen a waiver? You refuse to ride with a light you may have to pay for damages, waive your right to sue etc (some of which are already included in the current waiver I'm assuming)...... No idea why you got so triggered over a comment, instead of arguing do you not see some validity in my point? If one racer was able to avoid a crash that was preventable is that not a win? We both race, we both accept the risks, the only difference being if the province made regulations outside of what the UCI stated here, and they made sense almost all of the guys we race with here would most likely go hey sure why not it's not doing me harm. There's inherent risk and then there's unnecessary risk, you should always minimize your unnecessary risk.
I'm just going to leave this here for your consideration: "A blinking red tail light is often required by race directors, even in the day." www.ohiogravelgrinders.com/gravel-racing
@@michaelglidewell1524 Hey Michel, thank-you for sharing :). Weird how a race governing body is considering the safety of everyone and making it mandatory? Almost like they're trying to minimize the chance someone will crash.
@@jaspreetsidhu5708 you're welcome. If you go look up the Dirty Kanza "Riders Bible" it's in there also about a flashing red taillight. Some of it could be because of night/dusk riding and some of it could be because of "dust" riding.
DUDE! Great video I loved every minute of it. Awesome result awesome ride. Thanks for making me :)
I ran 38psi on the irc boken 40’s, of course I weigh in at 189lbs. You were right next to me again at the start. I was in the US Military kit, and on the single speed.
I dare say - this was nearly as entertaining as BORAT-2 - thank you Tyler and congratulations on your exceptional performance!
Looks like perfect course for xc hardtail.
Flat gravel?
Bro, don't beat yourself up over your tire pressure! 26th place in that group of riders is an awesome effort! Keep up the great work and content! :)
Awesome video!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I always enjoy your stories! They have inspired me to make my own adventures!
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS!!!
Wow, absolutely epic! I ride a few days a week for fitness, but you and other riders in this race are at a fitness level I can't even imagine.
Great job brother
I work at a bicycle / kayak store and I don't really bike all that much, but holy shit I love your videos. The breakdowns are so detail oriented and it absolutely suits my fancy ☺️🤟🏼
Great footage, also saw your footage on Dylan's channel too. You rode to the best of your potential..Great day!!! Perfect experience to grow from, what's next? Thank you for sharing. Great tips and tricks on lessons learned.
Great quality video. Really enjoyed it. OK so you could have got a few more places but MATE 26th rocks. Well done.
Well done buddy you should be super proud of this result. Well done!
I've only ever done one gravel race and i just don't have the cajunas to do another one. Those riders are next level brave.
Chapeau on the sprint win Tyler
You should certainly be very proud!
Good job! As soon as you said "50 PSI", I thought "Oh, no, dude. Way too much". It's so hard to make yourself stop and release some pressure for a bad section. I'll get to work on some DI2 valve stems that will let you remotely release pressure. Give me about 12 years and I'll have a prototype ready.
😂😂
What a great race! Fantastic result you should be proud of that, no caveats and no excuses needed. You can always think this or that about a kit choice (or the tyre pressures! ) but overall it looked like you were going really well.
I loved all the detail in this race report! Congrats on your result. The course looked like fun but that dust was definitely no bueno. Did my first mtn bike race at the beginning of October in Flagstaff Az. (5 months after buying my first real mtn bike for my 57th birthday), and it took weeks for my lungs to fully recover, (after sucking up some much dust, at 8000 ft).
The finish animation was the best
It’s cold it’s 40 degrees
Screams in Celsius
Great recap. You rode smart and managed your efforts well. I was with you until that first KOM, lost my rear brake and crashed. Finished about 45 minutes behind you.
This is a real eye opener into a new type of riding
Dude, you did great AND I think with a few changes and here and there you can do even better next time around. I think if you had run a tire pressure setup closer to what Dylan ran you would have placed even higher. Thanks for videos, great entertainment, great inspiration.
Nice! Great ride!
Great video! The footage really takes us into the race. Anyone who's done gravel rides knows that going at those speeds on dirt and rocks is a whole different skill set. Ride on Vegan Cyclist :)
26th fantastic, when you consider the "names" that were at the front, incredible. And a great advert for the not eating meat argument! Congrats!!
You did fantastic! 🤩 And the video is brilliant. 🍿 👏🏻
Great job dude! I’ve never raced gravel, only crits and one road race. This was an eye opener.
From the commentary it sounds like you’re talking about the Croatan Buck Fifty and it makes me wanna race it even more haha!!! Great video as always!
Great video. Great recap. Great riding! Really captures this crazy epic ride. I do think it would've been nice for you to figure out the name of the first woman (Rose Grant) and call her by name and give her some credit for the amazing ride she did up there with y'all, rather than just pick apart her form on that one steep hill... ;)
Kudos bruh!!...and congrats on the 6th placed finish in your age category!!...I really love all the footage that you had,to share....great commentary...as usual,such a bomber that you lost your GoPro batteries...wanted to see this so bad...enjoyed every moment of it..
Thanks VC!!🤙🏼🤙🏼
Best video coverage thus far on the 2020 BWR Cedar. Great commentary as always. Sure slightly less PSI would have been better, but heck, couldn't have been that bad since you did finish 26th! Man, I would've loved to have seen that final sprint. Nevertheless, awesome job Tyler!
Really enjoyed this video ! Great edit and commentary.
gravel cyclist logic- Crits are way too sketchy. I ride gravel instead. - countless crashes in a gravel race.
Lol...funny looks just about same as a road race with a mix of various cat riding together....also seems more dangerous
Crits are way more sketch imo.
I'd crash on a gravel course any day over a crit (cement, road furniture, pavement) - it's not even close. #justsayin
@@keithagnew8062 agreed
@@keithagnew8062 loose gravel wouldn't be fun to pick out of the skin, also you can land on a rock and get pretty messed up. only raced road so i wouldn't know much about gravel but its obvious its a huge ability mix here which makes it pretty messy
My phone has a busted screen but I knew it would be worth the wait to watch on a quality screen. Sweet video Tyler! Editing is ALWAYS top notch. Love the intro graphic of you and your gear- cool colors and fonts. Great insights with the video.
Thanks for sharing. Keeps me inspired to keep pushing myself in my training!
Right On Brother 😎✌️. Baddass Coverage ❤️
26th overall is legit in that race. Congrats!
About bloomin time. Good effort VC.
worth it to wait for these videos a little longer
Great job VC!! 😎 MTB'er gone roadie, big kudos for the gravel race. Quality video. 👍
Such a big gravel race, congratulations!
Man been waiting for this all week.thanks VC.
I imagine some truckers got on their CBs and said, "Look at them crazies on their bikes." :)
True !!
Then he said this group is full of Diesel 😆
Wow .... you got lil MTB hospitality
Don't get me wrong I'm not picking at you by no means but a lot of people find out that are riding is a lot more technical especially doing it on a gravel bike I give you the utmost Applause and respect my brother this was a badass episode and ride and you did very Great!!!!
So glad that the outcome of the race was so good. Ofc you could have reduced the PSI, but that is hindsight. I really enjoyed the pre race blog, it seems that your visit to the course did pay off in some stages. Super explaining for the way the race went. I enjoy your channel, I don't ride, but you give me the feeling I belong to the cyclist scene. Thx again.
I thoroughly enjoyed the entire series… and I love your commentary. Congratulations on your incredible achievement!!!!
Beyond Stoked For Ya - Really Thought That You Were Further Behind From The Your Descriptions Early On - Sure Wish I Was Available To "support" With A Bottle Or Two Along The Way - And Wish You Had Dropped Tire Pressure But Overall, Well Done - Really Appreciated The Daily Efforts Leading Up - Fantastic Edits Here During The Race - Safe Travels And Ride Bikes Bro - Again, Well Done
Cheers
Congratulations VC. A great result and a stunning video. Brilliant
Great video loved the explanation through the graphics
So much work in this video production. Loved it. Thanks!!!
Amazing footage, commentary, editing, and sprint reenactment. Great little short film.
Damm dude, great result, thanks for recording it all and still crushing it! You're a beast!
Been checking daily for this one
Fantastic video and great narrative. A bummer, that the GoPor died so early. Keep on riding...! :)