The most I have climbed in a day under my own power is about 3,500 feet. I can't imagine doing that 8 or 9 times (in 23 hours)

Granted, I was on foot, and she was on a bike, but that's still amazing.

Jules did it in 9 hours and Katie in 10... wow

Top male runner 13:45 dang

Good grief, 29,000 ft INDOORS! :shock:
Where can they do that more than like 15 or 20 feet at a time?

They could cheat...

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And give the winner a fancy prize.

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Probably staged but a good reminder...

More Danny.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGj8...ature=emb_logo

Boy, Danny is really going to be hurting when all those things in the blooper reel come back to haunt him. :thepain:

Cobble stones...
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Hey, how do I get this thing out of 2nd gear?
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Some guys can just ride.

That blooper reel thought makes me consider my brother. Lyme disease lit up everything in his personal blooper reel and there's a lot of film.

Yeah, guys with a lot of lumps seem to suffer the worst from Lymes.

Places in Europe with more people than land are seriously into bicycles, not just for riding
point A to point B, but doing work we use a $50,000UP truck for.

When you absolutely positively got to get there and kill that fire quickly.

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This independent front suspension trike looks like it's going to be the basis of some kind of hauler.

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332 failed attempts at the log slide...

Not a quiter.

They must be paying him a lot. I got to thinking last night, those hundreds of failed attempts, he had to push that bike back up the damn hill, too. :smack:

I feel like once he has a problem in his head he has to solve it. I'm not sure how lucrative his sponsorships are, it seems like a shoestring operation. He has a clothing contract with Endura.

Wonder how many kids were victims of or on these things?
WTF, no blue?

I’m a little surprised that they haven’t been reintroduced to capture the nostalgia market.

Gen X would remember them fondly, but I guess their kids are too old now to be getting bikes like that. Plus, Gen X was never that interested in nostalgia. The Boomers probably aren’t buying bikes for their grandkids.

For all it's faults, the bike industry has improved quality and usefulness of bikes over the years these don't have a lot of appeal in a world where older brothers don't have street rods...