Cicerone
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Walter Beckers and Kendal Noctor travelled to mainland Europe on a ten day journey, testing their bodies and minds to breaking point. They set off to pay tribute to Phil Deeker and his unwavering commitment to pushing the limits of what is possible on a road bike.
See the full story: ow.ly/4S0u30kbqMC
Beautiful story about the thoughts and challenge.
What a fantastic story. Loved it
Great film and commentary! This really inspires me to push on, when I’m on those tough climbs and feel like quitting.
Quanto mi piacciono questi film Rapha pubblicati anni fa ! Era il "ciclismo vero di una volta"; sembra così lontano, ma in fondo era "ieri" !
Great description of the thoughts that run through your head.
thanks for this nice movie. they rided 219,26 kms per day despite the cold and steep slopes
Beautiful! Wanna be there in the future.
Highly inspirational video.
Just love the mountains on a bike!!! Rapha does it right!!!!
Phenomenal film
Congratulations! Nice movie and a great an amazing effort!
creo que el dato de desnivel acumulado es erróneo, o se presta a una mala interpretación.
Dudo mucho que cada día se metieran entre pecho y espalda más de 7.500 metros desnivel acumulado positivo. Que es como suele medirse. Habrán sumado el desnivel subido y el bajado.
I love your video it s very good and Can i use your video for realise my cycling motivation ? ☺
at 4:14 -
the tan bike - ?steel w/ carbon fork?
Classic climbs through amazingly beautiful environments.
Beautiful bikes as well.
Thank you,
@RaphaFilms can i make a request that you add a map/route taken on the films... always looks awesome and inspiring.. doesnt need to be strava ( i know there is a lot of stop/start for recording) but just a general plot of the route taken by the riders. i know this will be ignored, but thank you anyway!
Check pages.rapha.cc/feature/cicerone
I'd love to see the route too - the link to the route from the 'See the full story' site is broken now - any chance of fixing it? Great film!
more good stuff. cycle on.
Will there ever be a Rapha film in sunshine 😀
But very nice as usual - thanks for it
RAPHA = AWESOME
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If they did a thousand col's in 100 days that would be 10 col's everyday.How is it possible when each col takes about at least one hour or more then you must calculate for the time spent on the decent.That would be about 15 to 17 hours a day riding.Then time to recover for the next day and so for three and a half months.I don't know.
Who's doing the video production for Rapha?
At 05:03 it sounds like Dan Lloyd from Global Cycling Network
always dreamed to work for RAPHA- sadly no contact was ever made back upon my resume. Not Veteran friendly Rapha?
Geoffrey Dapper just because someone decides not to hire a veteran, doesn't make them not veteran friendly. Good luck
I agree with what you said to a point. However with qualifications in cycling, education and service experience would befuddle one as to not even an acknowledgment of a job submission. Believe it or not though, many employers are weary of former service members for false perceptions. Sad. It true.
It is the modern world - all I can say is don't take it personally.
Edit out the night time footage. You cant see anything so those parts aren't worth watching.
I think the night footage added to the real feel of the moment.
More of this pretentious crap - just get on with it. And you've even got a support car!