I Don't Have Any KOM's | Giant TCR Advanced SL | Oompa Loompa Cycling E18
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Great looking bike and Kevin sounds like a well grounded guy. We need more ppl like him in cycling!
I love this guys mentality towards cycling without power meter, I do the same thing because I want to enjoy the ride way more than chase numbers and compare with others on Strava.
Personally, I need the power meter to pace myself when I am riding alone so that I do not overestimate my potential and kill myself at the start of the ride.
@@OompaLoompaCycling I can see the benefit of that, my problem is I'm too competitive and it would just turn riding into competition 24/7. That's why I can't join group challenges on Strava, I learned my lesson this summer with an elevation challenge.
@@OompaLoompaCycling yah i got the power meter during lockdown last year so I can play trainer at home on the structured training and to keep track of my FTP progress. It is a good training tool to monitor progress and as well as training indoors. For outdoor usage yes it is a perfect tool for pacing and also just to keep track on your performance and tracking tools. Gluck and have fun!!
I love the way Singaporeans use lah at the end of their sentences. I heard it in Malaysia also. You guys are very lucky to live in such a nice climate IMO.
Summer everyday lah
This is the most sensible bike and rider I've seen on this channel. Dude is NOT buying into the hype and has a killer ride that can hang with any boutique nonsense.
I could listen to him talk all day
@@OompaLoompaCycling. I'm riding a 2009 Cervelo R3SL which is a vintage bike now. I'm available for an interview if you are keen.
@@kailoonteo1719 sure DM me on Instagram we can discuss
Weapon
Got all the capabilities to log everything I do, cadence, heartbeat, power, ect, never turn any thing on except my radar rear light, find I enjoy the ride more without worrying about numbers. Well done Kevin.
Glorious bike. I love the story behind the bike, and the rider. Our riding successes are a joint effort between bike and rider. Thanks for sharing Kevin
love this guy's demeanor
cool and honest fellow
everything he said makes sense
+1 for mechanical group and rim brakes. Cycling should be simple as straight forward.
he is right, right now, almost everything is just a marketing strategy, what is important is you ride your bike and enjoy.. no need to be flashy or something.. what is important is the engine (YOU). Nothing against weight weeny, Di2, very expensive wheelset, OSPW, but all of this is just a fraction of how fast you go.. shed some bodyweight, strengthen your legs and lungs, that is the best weight saving you can get with no extra cost.
Beautiful bike. That color is great👍🏻
Love the bike! It's so beautiful
now i realised giant bike really great 👍 kundos,thanks for video
I’ve got more TCR’s coming up 😊
Very light frame and saddle, can got below 6.5kg easily
Love riding with Kelvin!! Always felt safer with him around. Question is can riders tahan his power haha
Very easy to work with throughout the shoot as well
I'm so jealous... I'm turning pink with envy!
Love me some beautiful tcr sl this one definitely is
great Channel - great concept of doing bike reviews
Brooooo. Pink bro.... why.
Winks winks " Jasper"
Anyway it's limited edition nice bike
This guy is the real deal 130 stem
I can feel my spine breaking into half just looking at it. Not to mention the slammed position.
That's what she said... :P
super nice bike & sensible components. Sensible rider too!
Subscribed!
Those long valves tho
Give him a goddamn power meter, and a bike comp. Let him go crazy. He looks like wants to, but just trying to be calm about it.
i wish giant still did the mechanical cabling into the head tube the current downtube entry for cables looks hella messy
I don’t know why they’re still behind time and do not have integrated solutions for their frames
It’s so easy to maintain though
You can be happy to still set cables in the frame, nowadays, you can’t set cables in the frame for mechanical groupset because they are only made for electronic groupset! (Like canyon or factor)
@@OompaLoompaCycling well at least they don't have to worry about recalling bikes like the SL7
Agreed it looked better in the head tube
Good guy! Nice video
7000$ for sub 6.8kg bike-way to go!
dang nice video
My body is still sore from chasing and filming him up the hill backwards with my camera equipment
@@OompaLoompaCycling hahah rest well and keep up with those fire videos 🙏🙏
Is he one of the strongest guys of the group? Looks lean and confident
I can vouch that he isn't - guy in the video. :)
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Wonderful to see a rim brakes bicycle. Disc brakes ruined the look and the aerodynamic of the bicycles. Oversized pulley and disc brakes are marketing scam.
So true
What does “la” at the end of the sentence mean? I hear it a lot. I’m from the USA 🇺🇸.
"la/lah" is just a slang that we use here in Singapore/Malaysia. It's something like 'man' (ie: come on, man / come on, lah)
@@OompaLoompaCycling thank you
OSPW only saves about 1-2 watts
When spending $7k on a bike is considered budget 😥😢
For the components, frame and performance u get, I think it’s a decent price as compared to other bikes that can get u a car
It is when higher end bikes go up to 18-20k easily. 😅
Road bikes cannot improve on this
boa
My bro this bike is small for u, u should get a M/L or L instead
pro's always downsize :P
Downsize to get a lighter bike, more nimble geometry, and surprisingly more seatpost flex. Plus it just rides better (I downsize I've found it's a better riding experience).