Jan 19, 2017 at 09:04 PM
Yes Jules, a down-under thing called knowing your course and training for required effort.Jules said:Going early... must be a southern Hemisphere thing, eh John?
Yes Jules, a down-under thing called knowing your course and training for required effort.Jules said:Going early... must be a southern Hemisphere thing, eh John?

Agree. Personally I didn't enjoy it as much as I thought I would, precisely for that reason. His main reward seems to be talking about how much he is able to push thru and overcome.Brendan Rigby said:i started watching that this weekend, that main guy really takes the intensity to 11. a little scary, some of the stuff he says...


Yeah its made of merino wool blend, costs $500k, but you get free espressos for life.twoyacks said:Does Rapha make parachutes?
http://www.cnn.com/videos/sports/2017/01/31/cyclist-dangles-from-bridge-orig-vstan.cnn
For Drew Ginn, Jesse Carlsson, Katya Crema and Tony D’Alberto, dedication to a goal has shaped their lives. Four athletes from different disciplines, they have all experienced majestic highs and catastrophic lows in their careers - and have each turned to the bike as a source of inspiration and escape. In this short film by Kintaro Studios they share their perspectives on riding, and the rewards that come from commitment. 