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Thanks, yeah feel free to use it!

Great video!!!! Good having you out to race with us

this should give you a good idea www.usacycling.org/events/2016/omnirrresults2016.php

+Daniel Zitter thanks man, in your opinion which school would you prefer to attend and why?

+Gillan Moses Well for purely cycling then Marian or fort Lewis but Stanford otherwise for school and cycling

+Uwe Amrhein Sure, if you want to provide it I'll use it

+Carter Conaway dropped about half way through, avg speed was 28ish I believe and didn't have power but prob 225-250 avg or so with libby hill and final climb being ~400-450w for me (180lb)

Pretty standard gearing, I rode a 53/39 11-28 with 172.5 cranks

thank you for the answer. I not race but i like to ride and i try go fast. I have one old steel road bike i have before 53/39 crank and 9 speeds cassete 12-25. But the 25 is hard in hilly trail i go ride some times. I do one cassete 8 speeds finally 12-30. I cant make 9 speeds. But i not go ride finally i have problems with my fulcrum racing 7 wheels. the innertube blow out the rim tape is moving. But today i tried put new kenda tire on that wheels is say pressure 100psi when i was i put air and i was in the 90 psi the innertube busted in the valve hole. Same happens the same tire yesterday i other bike i have but with matrix wheels. I lose my day for ride i have 3 road bike one TT bike but all need tires innertubes. I feel sale all of my bikes and get one good racing bike i want built my own with parts i have. What racing frame is the best and what wheels is good. I not really want sale my bikes but is hard to keep up with many bikes.

Rylan Flint Yes, it was

+Daniel Zitter Hey sir, can I ask u something? what r some fast hybrids for around $250-$500?

I'd check out the Orbea MX series, the Specialized Sirrus series, and the Cannondale Quick series

***** I was thinking about Cannondale quick series but they are hard to get and some people are saying they start falling apart after a year.

I used to have one a couple years ago, just depends on which build level you get and keeping up with maintenance. I personally think the Orbea is the best looking of the bunch

Samantha J University of California San Diego

yeah Connor is a good friend of mine! raced with him a bunch

LOL uhhhhh that's UC Berkeley.

7 laps of 9.7 miles each. it was a fun course, but brutal

thanks, Rameses B - Memoirs (Macca Remix)

yes, huge difference. drafting and sitting in plays a significant difference.

+Jason Wuertz It can be 20-30% easier when you're behind someone without all that wind resistance... in fact riding along highways sometimes trucks driving by actually pull me forward, the trailer creating an area of low pressure which pulls you toward it

+Alex Kablack HEY BIKE EXPERTS! What is a good hybrid that is fast around 200-500 dollars? Thank u I love u, k bye.

javon player I would buy used if you can find one, you'll get a $1000 bike half off, go for a decent quality brand, Specialized, Trek, Cannondale, Raleigh, etc. and the bike will likely already have very good components which will last you some time. If you've got $300+ check out a website called BikesDirect, I've not used them but have heard good things. They sell kind of no-name bikes but with good components. They have a bit of a selection. The exact type of components you get depends a lot on where you live, what kind of weather you will be riding in, how tall you are, your fitness level, so I can't really suggest a particular bike but here is their list: www.bikesdirect.com/products/hybrid_bikes.htm I would however again suggest going used, you can find a very high quality bike taken care of well in most cases for $300-500 on websites such as craigslist

***** What category of bikes am I look for?

haha, sorry. for my new videos i'll add some music in

If you're inside play your own music.

It's better without the music actually. It's raw and you feel the intensity.

That's a thought. I can always get my own music. :)

The road race was 80 miles and was approx 3 hours (winner was at 2:57 and I finished 71/168 at 3:04). The pack was altogether until the big climb and then it shattered, on the 3 laps around the reservoir before the descent/climb we were going around 28-30. For the crit, we averaged 28 for 1:15 (I got crashed out with 2 laps to go, the last 2 laps were probably 30+) this is my friend's strava file from the race app.strava.com/activities/52691419 (didn't have my garmin) and he finished a couple places ahead of me

***** That's a good distance for a race. In the UK the longest race i've ever done was 50 miles. Congratulations on finishing the race. Which College do you study at?

James Marsden I study at the University of California San Diego, currently in my 4th and last year hoping to go to nationals again this year in Richmond, Virginia

well the crit averaged 28ish for 1:15, and we completed the 80 mile road race in 3 hours (winner finished in 2:57, and I finished in 3:04). for the first 3 laps around the reservoir it was 30-32ish mph i think. it was all together until the big climb then the field shattered

cool, thanks