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I stopped using CO2 years ago. I carry a frame pump mounted to my frame and the weight doesn't make a difference to me. Another bad thing if you use TPU tubes is they can be damaged when inflating using CO2. With having a frame pump I can help others when they have gone through their CO2 and are stuck without an air source. People that only carry CO2 won't help you if you're in need.

Using a high pressure gas cartridge will continue to be my fastest inflation method. Motorized pumps would suit me for pressure maintenance rather than a hand/floor pump, If I'm away from home. There's a place in my bag for both systems, gas and motorized. What is the weight of three gas cartridges and gas valve vs this pump? ( I can check that myself).

Great review

Get your here: www.cycplus.com/products/tiny-e-pump-for-bike-as2-pro?ref=cpawquge

Are you already using one of these electric pumps instead of C02s? What’s your thought on it? Has or will it eliminate the use of C02 forever? Let me know down below 👇.

How are these wheels working out for you? Any update?

Enjoyed the video! I have one question for you - how are you scheduling your strength training with TR/cycling? I want to do strength training (mainly squats, deadlifts, and shoulder/back compound exercises) just to be well-rounded. I used to do both TR and gym on the same day, but with my work schedule, this turned out to be unsustainable. At the moment, I am doing alternate days, and I'm keeping volume somewhat low (e.g. 3x5 sets for squats instead of 5x5). I feel fine for now, but of course, doing Threshhold workouts, followed by squats the next day, followed by VO2Max should theoretically compromise on some improvements.

Super helpful information. Thanks for sharing.

Hey hey, does it have udh?

What’s your opinion of that bike … with a bit time distance now? In comparison with other bikes you already know. Advantages/ disadvantages ? …appreciate. Thx

Can you tell us what was the width of the tire and what was the measured width with those wheels with 23 mm internal?

Dude, wow those are to drool for! Very cool.

I now ordered SIS. You need a promo code. I would have used that.

Thanks!

Cool video. Interesting insights

Thanks!

OMG, I feel like I'm in the middle of the race. There is so much information and tactical details. It's super cool for someone who will never get as far as you are already.

These are really cool and informative cycling videos! I've never been so involved in a race, and then the awesome details. Dude, 4th place is incredible.

I like long rides !!!

It has nothing to do with cycling, but I love the red door. Gravel is my thing; I'm never on the road. They drive crazy down in Miami-Dade. The Everglades are cool to cruise through; I just wish there were some trees. Love the information about how you prepared and what you took with you. Glad you pushed through and finished!

OMG you are my hero. I prefer longer rides. Although my longer is currently 27 Miles LOL

If I had to pick, it would be Zone 2, sometimes I like to pull up a movie or show while on the indoor trainer to get some more training time in haha Also I saw you mentioned you put carbs into your bottles too, do you bring extra drink mix with you on these longer rides or did you just refill with water? I'm planning on doing my first 100 mile ride soon but not sure how many gels I should bring vs carb mix

I add Zone 2 riding into my training around the high intensity sessions. You can only do so much intensity and it makes sense to do the bulk of your volume work at effort that's easy to recover from.

Nice video! Looking strong dude! Lets get it! 🔥🔥🚀

I’m with you long ride zone two, the only thing I need is your power 😂

This ride was first intended to be done on gravel but a small issue with Tony’s bike gave us no option but to do it on the road instead. Nonetheless training is training and we got it done ✅. Will you be at SBT Gravel in a few weeks?

Great video, another strong ride ❤

Perdona Dennis, cuanto mides tu??

Hola Dennis!!! Sorry no speak English…😓soy Español, tengo la misma bici que tu en talla 54, la tuya es 56 o 54?? Y te caben neumaticos de 44 mm??? Thank you very much🤜🏽🤛🏽😉

I'm just getting into TrainerRoad and racing on the bike. In terms of pacing...on the race day itself tho, what power zone do you ride majority of the time on a long day like this?

thunder buddies!

btw I would make fun of someone mismatching the logo and the valve - I would make fun of someone who does not match the tire specifics to the valve (its an easy way to spot them quickly)

For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. (Romans 10:13) Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. (Isaiah 55:7) When Jesus heard it, he saith unto them, They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick: I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. (Mark 2:17)

Lost patience after 2 mins, still hasn’t got to the point

I've been running tubeless on mine and my wifes road bikes for a little over a year now. GP5k on Roval CLX and I can mount them without tire levers, but it's a real PITA. So a cheap plastic tire lever like you used is all I need. I do have a shop air compressor and removing the valve core and a quick blast of air will seat the tire every time. I like the strap hack though, nice one. Since switching to tubeless I've had five "failures". First one was a pinch flat hitting a pothole on a decent in a paceline that was not called out in time to avoid it (my wife was the one in front of me too). The other four of them in one week while on a cycling vacation. I learned my lesson about using cheap rim tape, always go with quality tape as two of the failures had to do with that. Next one was a sharp object that my wife hit on the road (glass, rock, or metal) and made a small puncture. The fourth one was on my bike and it too was a small puncture. So baring the rim tape failure, there have been three punctures in a year. The pinch flat obviously required a tire replacement and the punctures were sealed up by the sealent. The one puncture on my tire didn't seal all the way and required a plug, that's where my point is made. Get a DynaPlug and you can plug a tire before it goes flat in most cases and barely miss a moment of riding. I only lost 10lbs of pressure and caught back up to the group and finished the ride. So yeah, you can say putting a tube in only takes a few minutes but you're totally missing the point of tubeless vs tubes. Tubeless will not puncture with a small thorn or in most cases even a larger hole that will indeed puncture a tube. Proper tubeless setup will last longer and be more forgiving than a tube setup. And do not run sealant in a tube, it will not be effective.

Awesome video mate!

Same technique and Ryobi pump I use, noice!

good video. you're giving up some watts using the gum wall ("transparent" color in Continental speak) version of those GP5000 S TR's. the black wall version of the same tire tests 2w per tire faster at 18 mph. it would be about 5w per tire at 25 mph. it's a mystery as to why the gum wall version is so damn slow.

It takes literally 4 minutes to swap out a tube on a tire including taking out and putting the tire back on.

Thank You for the video!!! going tubeless soon

Where do you get the straps? Does the type have a particular name?

Same man! Never going back. It is also dependent on tire wheel combo. I run GP5000's on DT Swiss wheels and they will not go on without the use of dish soap + tire levers. First time mounting, it took me 2 hours to figure that out but now I can do it in 5 minutes 😂 Nice tip with the strap, I will take that one with me!

Switched to tubeless two years ago. Never going back. After the initial setup, my set up has been problem free.

Do you run tubeless tires? If so, what are your thought on it. If not, why? Let me know down below 👇👇.

Why you no wear gloves? You cray cray?

Nice, I've been wanting to go to CA, specifically LA up to Griffith Observatory, nothing fancy but I loved it since I went there years ago. Hey, what bike bag are you using? Anything you don't like about it? I have to start shopping around for it

These look like awesome wheels! By the way, this is Stan T.-I talk to you on Strava. I am spending the summer in the PNW with lots of awesome paved trails, so I’ve put some Reynolds AR 60 wheels with Victoria NEXT 32mm tires on my Aspero, and it’s an absolute rocket now🔥🔥 I never thought I’d be able to on average 20 mph over at 40 mile ride… I’m trying to figure out how to start doing interval training now. You mentioned TrainerRoad plans. Two questions: do you have to have a subscription to TrainerRoad? And also, can you upload those trees and plants directly to your Garmin bike computer? Thanks!

Can't wait to receive mine in 50/58mm. Thanks for the unboxing!

What's the point of those spoke holes covers if u don't ride tubeless? Why hustle ? Isn't it better and easier just to put rim tape and put the inner tube?

I'm running tubeless so far so good love it