4:21 - my jaw dropped. That guy was looked like he was shot out of a cannon at a lead out of 55km/ph. Holy smokes.

Nice try diddy

Is your cadence always so low?

My Zwift bike comes today. I’m so pumped 😊

he is win

I don't even use action cameras, but I like photography, and this video is gold!

6-5, 245. I'll take a pull and bring 3 people coasting along with me...

Meanwhile we race back and forth on a interstate frontage road 😭. Kudos to the french guy who apparently killed it for multiple days, saved the break, did the most work!

with which cassette and development are those ports uploaded?

lol this is a perfect representation between socal and norcal culture😂

how is the ride on carbon spokes? way more stiffer? less comfortable ?

Regarding the screwed up distance signs at the end of the race, it seems like the race organizers confused km's with miles. Because when passing the 1km to go sign, there was only 640m to go which is roughly equal to 1km if it were 0.64 miles to go, and the 500m to go sign occurred with 320m to go which is roughly equal to 500m if it were 0.32 miles to go. Pretty funny mistake for them to make.

T. Maegawa, Maegawa T.... Megawatt?

Do you do coaching?

wow, where tf is this?

what about the ISO, im using dji action 2

Soo green 💚 Cool video 🔥

8:05 : rider right in front is Quentin Michel, (with US Saint Herblain kit) who is an Elite (not pro) rider in France. The level of racing in France is just that high.

Nice video 👍

The american use of the word "pro" is so flexible. Not one pro rider jn this race. Strong, elite riders sure, but no pros. Good video tho apart from that .

My team did the Tour of Belize. When they realized the local sprinter was down a few points on our sprinter, the officials would announce new sprints, mid race! Funny, how we were the only team to not get the news. We still won, though.

Nice video but unless you are talking about something else than ''Tour Tahiti Nui'' (which I doubt), there isn't a single ''French Pro'' lol, not even from Continental level. Still a high amateur level but well 😁

slow motion ruins it. just play it normal!

What is your front chainring?

Hate this pov to be honest

All joking aside, why are you arching your back like that? Are you doing it to be funny?

Quasimodo

Awesome video, definitely more stage race videos!

This video came out for me at a perfect time. I had my first gravel bike ride yesterday with my action cam. I had it set on normal stabilisation, 4k60, s 1/120 and the cam was mounted on the handlebar. I look at the video after the ride and felt like I got scammed😂😂.

Is it in Moorea island ?

Cool footage and commentary! Thanks guys...

Beautiful scenery and view. what was the camera setup for this?

They use mini-meters in Tahiti

These island race tours are a little bit BS because the sprint points and the finish are not well marked or where there supposed to be. So no one knows except the local pros know and it stacks things in their favor.

Any plans for videos of just race footage? Been getting into indoor cycling with some good European race footage.

He is a good Elite national rider (from a 3rd national division team) but not pro.

I'd love to do the Couch to crit but paying the price of R3500 in South Africa is a big ask. Strava is like R600 a year and 35usd is R628. Damn, this country needs to be reformed. A gx cassette here costs R4000. That's 222 usd.

Epic race, more Tahiti videos please!

Looks like Zwift with cars and humidity

I still have nightmares about those “sprint” points

French dude definitely looked to be pulling more, but too narrow to give a good draft. Also, why is distance marking so hard for this organizer?? Conspiracy?

Tahiti looks amazing

Of all the worldwide sports, road biking is my favorite, especially with professional dialogue non-stop. Note my thumbnail of my beloved Eddy Merckx 68 Puegeut on the training stand in my kitchen.

Nice video aa always. More stages please

heads of to the french dude, he looked strong as heck

Bike weight doesn't matter nearly as much as body weight. Body SIZE increases with increased body weight so you have more aerodynamic drag. You're also less likely to maintain an aerodynamic position on the bike. You'll also need wider tyres (heavier and less aero). You'll also need to eat more, and on and on it goes. Lighter is better in every way.

i miss roadbiking. thanks to your video i still got to watch it

Nice

That kick stand is dragging him down

the " oppressed " one is at fault as usual.