Robert. It was nice meeting you as well. Thanks for the greeting, and the encouragement. I heard that you’re an experienced DR rider, and hope to see you again on the next DR.
Thanks for the compliment Anthony. I don’t have a red road bike but I do ride on Piedmont and Sierra regularly. No riding is planned for this week thought. Happy riding Anthony. Have a great day !
We rode 100 miles every Sunday , 4 weekends in a row before this event. Drank all electrolytes and ate food every 30 mins. I had leg cramping during the first two trainings and started to take one salt pill every 20 mile. My teammates don’t have cramping issues. During the actual ride , the air is thinner at high elevation so you would have to breathe harder. Don’t sprint during the ride or else your legs may cramp. I have a power meter and don’t exceed the power level you’re training for. Btw The sun after 11am is brutal.
So much pains and fun. Thanks Scott to record it 🎉
Hey Scott, it was nice meeting you and your team on top of Ebbetts. Looks like you guys had a great ride 💀🚴♂️
Congratulations on finishing!
Robert. It was nice meeting you as well. Thanks for the greeting, and the encouragement. I heard that you’re an experienced DR rider, and hope to see you again on the next DR.
Loved your video so much. I want to do this ride next year in 2025. :)
Go for it! You will love it. I also want to come back next year .
Were you riding along Piedmont road today on a red Meridian bike ? I think it was you lol. You and your crew are badass. Very motivational!
Thanks for the compliment Anthony. I don’t have a red road bike but I do ride on Piedmont and Sierra regularly. No riding is planned for this week thought. Happy riding Anthony. Have a great day !
Loved it , good content
What training plan did you follow to prepare for the event?
We rode 100 miles every Sunday , 4 weekends in a row before this event. Drank all electrolytes and ate food every 30 mins. I had leg cramping during the first two trainings and started to take one salt pill every 20 mile. My teammates don’t have cramping issues. During the actual ride , the air is thinner at high elevation so you would have to breathe harder. Don’t sprint during the ride or else your legs may cramp. I have a power meter and don’t exceed the power level you’re training for. Btw The sun after 11am is brutal.
Markleeville?
Yes. Lovely place.