There's alot of info missing. I hear alot of it seems this it seems that. You are missing the most important info "the quality of fabric" and the differences of the fabric. You are simply describing what you see. I can do that. What is the difference in the PAD quality? What is the difference in materials? Need more details.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia2 күн бұрын
@@mariorossi2734 buy the Castelli if you want high quality fabric and an excellent chamois.
@ErikPipins3 күн бұрын
I was the race promoter for the Mount Baldy Hillclimb back in the late 80's - early 1990's It is a beast of a climb.. The original hillclimb started on the Upland side and rode up Euclid to Shinn road to mount baldy. The first climb of one mile warms you up.. Official start was by the fire station located at 24th and Euclid ave - then you climb all the way to the ski lifts sign.. It was 12.6 miles and in all those years only 2 people ever broke one hour - Hillclimb specialist Tom Resh from Redlands has the record at 56 minues - he rode it that year with a 39x21 as his lowest gear. Then a few years after that Ned Overend broken one hour with 59 minutes and many years winning times would be in the 1:03 to 1:07 time range. If you broke 1:30 that was quite the accomplishment. The last 3 miles when you turn up the switchbacks will take everything you have.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia3 күн бұрын
@@ErikPipins it took everything I had plus 10%
@chesterules3 күн бұрын
when is this supported ride happening again? I live in Massachussetts but have friends near Mt. Baldy and have been wanting to do this climb for awhile now!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia3 күн бұрын
@@chesterules 1. Heck the PAA website and also occasionally GMR is closed to motorists. Look for those days and go then. There was hardly any traffic anyway, but it’s nice to have ZERO. I’d suggest fall or spring, not summer.
@dwaha4 күн бұрын
Great video! And congrats on making it. Can't imagine what it is like, but I do remember the high desert in CA. Now in MD, I'll use this as inspiration to ride a century later this year. Thx.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia4 күн бұрын
@@dwaha thanks for watching and subscribing!
@dmilla1005 күн бұрын
Outstanding Effort!
@dmilla1005 күн бұрын
Outstanding Effort!
@heatherjovero93796 күн бұрын
C Mon you can do 115 degrees
@PatinaChevy566 күн бұрын
After 50, the ground comes up faster and harder than when I was 20.
@GeorgiGeorgiev-ne9ps7 күн бұрын
Was just thinking pathfinder or Sawtooth on my 2007 Crux and saw your video. My bike can take 40mm and even 42 with a very straight wheel. So I ordered 38 rear and 42 front sawtooth. Now I need to try the pathfinder
@michaelgreen65927 күн бұрын
I found your channel because of this review. I have not quite pulled the plug on a pair of these lakes. But every time I get home after a hot day in the saddle, and my Morton’s neuroma is acting up. I will almost pay anything for a pair of shoes that will fit right in the toe box.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia7 күн бұрын
@@michaelgreen6592 neuromas suck
@michaelgreen65927 күн бұрын
I bicycle commute around 400 miles a month year round in western Oregon. I have the same feelings when riding. It is such a stress reliever!!! When I am at work I think about the commute home! Even though it is the same route, I look forward to the ride home ( of course I enjoy the ride to work also).
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia7 күн бұрын
@@michaelgreen6592 think of how healthy you are mentally and physically. Now imagine commuting via car…
@michaelgreen65927 күн бұрын
I do sometimes-- I will never go back!!! I will avoid it like the plague!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia7 күн бұрын
@@michaelgreen6592 I try to commute via bike, but it depends on the weather. If it is raining or too hot, nobody likes a sweaty or wet chiropractor…
@michaelgreen65927 күн бұрын
I’m a diesel mechanic--- no body cares… lol😂. The only thing my co-workers seem to care about is if they have seen me riding with “ spandex “ on….😂
@Kingloui109 күн бұрын
Can you replace the hub on that to a quieter one? Actually looking into these.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia9 күн бұрын
@@Kingloui10 I like the sound. In theory you could change it, but that’s an added expense I didn’t want to pay.
@RoyImahara9 күн бұрын
Epic ride! I've gone up to the lifts once, done the loop to the village many times and its always fantastic to finish. During the climbs though, I always have my doubts though. LOL
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia9 күн бұрын
I’m going to do it again in the future, but only if the weather is better.
@b.griffin31710 күн бұрын
Just don't ride in the rain with it.
@danielrussell941610 күн бұрын
Most shoes give you three sizes, european, US and centimeters. I have better luck going from brand to brand using the centimeter sizing. I'm a 43 in Lake, 43.5 in Sidi, 9.5 in Ascis, 10 in Adidas, 10 in Puma. Lake are fantastic, I have the MX237 wide.
@michellesgoldberg10 күн бұрын
Great job! I made it up about halfway and when I got home, I put on a larger cassette!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia10 күн бұрын
That's why I brought my Crux. 34-36 instead of my road bike which has 34-28. Ugh.
@efraer10 күн бұрын
That was disappointing. I was hoping to see what the ride looked like, or at least a reasonable description of how I can find these places (names I'm not familiar with). A Stava or RideGPS route link would have been cool, too. Spending most of the video pimping a product is why you just lost me as a subscriber.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia10 күн бұрын
Oh well. Can't please everyone.
@charlesmansplaining11 күн бұрын
You can't see because the sweat is in your eyes so ditch the helmet and wear a cap. I'm sure you could have paid someone a couple of bucks to take your helmet to the top so you would have it for the descend or just carry it your handlebars. The cap works to channel the sweat off your face. I can't wear a helmet in the summer because I sweat like a water tap.
@emillymwiza477011 күн бұрын
Great help friend, thanks.
@allanjones239311 күн бұрын
I could endure the climb and the heat; but the biting bugs would have been a dealbreaker for me. Just couldn't handle a distraction like that.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
2 weeks later and I still had bites that were itching. It sucked.
@charlesmansplaining11 күн бұрын
That's what they sell bug spay for.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia10 күн бұрын
@@charlesmansplaining There was no Rite Aid on My Baldy.
@sdmike114111 күн бұрын
RESPECT!! Thanks for dealing with the steep ascent, heat, and flies to show us suffering in real time! Great video!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@Clayton_J11 күн бұрын
🤣🤣🤣 reminded me of my first time riding this 🤘
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
I’d like to do it when it’s cooler.
@garyanderson951411 күн бұрын
That looked like hell!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
It was awful but I survived.
@Coloradorider40011 күн бұрын
Good job finishing! That is a super tuff ride even in perfect conditions.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
It sucked but that’s what makes good videos I guess.
@Coloradorider40011 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia Yes. But you indicated you would do it again in the future. So that is the question that needs an answer. Why?
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
@@Coloradorider400 I think because under the right conditions, it could probably be an awesome day (weather, no bugs, they close the road to motorists some days, etc)
@Coloradorider40011 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia I think it's because you are a little nuts. I know because I think I am. The suffering does something for you?
@hanswurst-gp7pi11 күн бұрын
Mt Baldy is a great ride. We went up the dirt road in the end with our MTB's a couple years ago. Beautiful, amazing scenery but very hot indeed. Great videos by the way, thanks!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
Thank you very much. I’d like to do it again if it’s cooler.
@voidsofold11 күн бұрын
Didn't realize you were on this ride! It was hot as hell but fun.
@reidwagner150811 күн бұрын
Was that a base layer you were wearing during the ride? Must be a special one for heat.
@kati242611 күн бұрын
thanks for this review!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
No problem!
@hanswurst-gp7pi12 күн бұрын
Enjoy your videos a lot! California is a great place to ride your bike. Greetings from Germany! :)
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia11 күн бұрын
Thanks for that. You should see the video that just came out. It’s awesome!
@HarveyWallbanger-ho2cq13 күн бұрын
There are two holes. One is 50% deeper than the other. When the first divot disappears, your tires are 50% worn out. When both holes (divots) are gone, you tires are done.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia13 күн бұрын
Cool.
@fixed_geartv14 күн бұрын
Hard shell suck… new tires less than 20 miles and have already 4-5 flats in less than a month 🤦♂️… Switching tires asap
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia14 күн бұрын
What will you switch to?
@fixed_geartv14 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia Not gonna start a band wagon…?
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia14 күн бұрын
@@fixed_geartv I have no clue what that means.
@fixed_geartv14 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia meaning I will not comment on new stuff.. I work in silence
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia14 күн бұрын
@@fixed_geartv good luck on your tire choice then.
@bobzuidema356014 күн бұрын
I used Squirt for years, then I tried the OZ way immersive waxing and then I went back to Squirt because I wasn't able to de-grease my new chain properly and that is mandatory for the system to work. I really saw the benefits of immersive waxing so I tried the Silca way of doing it. I am not going back to any other system any time soon this works so nice! I just waxed a new chain and put that chain strip tablet in the pot temperature up to 125c leave it there for 10min bring the temp down to 75c and when it's there you are done and your chain wil never get dirty again, magic stuff. For vacation I use there Super Secret drip on chain wax. It is perfection to me.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia14 күн бұрын
This video is years old. I just got the silca stuff. Stay tuned for the video
@jrgenclevin418515 күн бұрын
THAT'S A HORRIBLE IDEA!!
@tyler.london19 күн бұрын
Can't wait til I make it out to Santa Monica from Texas and join yall for a group ride!!!
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia19 күн бұрын
Contact us.
@tyler.london19 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia Will do!
@ToolCraze20 күн бұрын
You should review your video during editing before you finalize and publish
@ToolCraze20 күн бұрын
Video is mirrored so hard to tell what it is. Something about a raspberry waffle
@DominikLoeffler122 күн бұрын
No "ounces" for weighing cycling gear, please
@edromero798522 күн бұрын
Ride to eat OR eat to ride?!?! Both!?!?😊
@thestreamreader23 күн бұрын
Are you still using this brand and recommending it over Norma Tec? It is way cheaper like 10x with their coupon seems to good to be true lol ;)
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia23 күн бұрын
Still using.
@reidwagner150825 күн бұрын
I think about what I need to do, but mostly looking at nature and just relaxing
@lk435125 күн бұрын
The song in Shawn’s head is Yeah! By Usher and Ludacris. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/famlhKyubZp-ppo
@pvasiliou394826 күн бұрын
"It's fun"...Ummm, NO! Do you really wonder why nobody wants to ride it with you? 🤣
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia26 күн бұрын
It’s how you sell it… problem is it has a reputation.
@mvhan91127 күн бұрын
Another advice: I noticed the cycling socks make a noticeable difference. Very thin Italian socks tend to be more slippery and less secure. I used Shimano ankle socks which have some slightly thicker areas on the heel and front and they provide a noticeable better fit in the shoe than the very thin.
@silversolid188529 күн бұрын
do you rinse off your chain? what does the water do.
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia29 күн бұрын
I wipe it off with a clean rag then wax it. Easy. No problem.
@silversolid188529 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia so you don't use water?
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia28 күн бұрын
@@silversolid1885 nope. I do exactly what I showed in the video.
@silversolid188528 күн бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia So you never wash your bike or ride in rain?
@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia28 күн бұрын
@@silversolid1885 yes I wash my bike and occasionally ride in the rain. I thought you were asking about the content in the video. What did you think of the video?
@goatlinkcyclingchannel263Ай бұрын
I think for cyclists, the main scenario is you cannot control the zone 2 and it will goes up eventually on zone 3 and 4 on your subconcious ride. So cycling is about more of a pyramidal training rather than the polarized training.
@markgrenier6787Ай бұрын
Black on black on black
@Bionic6tothe6Ай бұрын
Thanks, I may try riding beyond Carpinteria State Park.
@reidwagner1508Ай бұрын
I can't even spell 11% grade. Good for you! Virtual ride is good for me. lol
@rlake13Ай бұрын
I haven't been riding as much, this video is giving me motivation to get out today. Thank you... I'm gonna go do a Grandview & Tuna run 🦃💨👀
@cyclinginsoutherncaliforniaАй бұрын
There you go!!!
@edromero7985Ай бұрын
...even going down Deer Creek is scary.....don't cross the yellow line going down Westlake.....I assume you came down Protero whis is fast and fun!
@cyclinginsoutherncaliforniaАй бұрын
Yep! All those downhills get your blood going!!
@diegoeleazar9154Ай бұрын
What does the meaning of "not feeling beat up after a ride" on a carbon fiber bike? Does it apply on aluminum bike?
@cyclinginsoutherncaliforniaАй бұрын
With some bikes, the way they’re designed, they’re very “stiff.” You feel every bump on the road, every vibration, your ass feels like you’re sitting on bleachers at a hot school football game, etc. That’s aluminum. That’s why almost all aluminum bikes come with carbon forks. Those carbon forks absorb the vibrations better. If you’re on a budget, get an aluminum bike. It’ll have carbon forks anyway. You’ll never notice a difference until you try a carbon bike. Also, geometry of the bike makes a difference and has closed the gap between carbon and aluminum, thus the aluminum bikes now are damn awesome. I had a 1990’s aluminum bike and it was like riding a 2x4, but my current aluminum bikes is world’s apart. It also helps to be beat up at least once in your life so that you can understand the comparisons… ha ha.
@diegoeleazar9154Ай бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia the tire clearance of modern aluminum bikes are wider compared to older rim brakes. Which is you put a 28c or 30c tires to decrease vibrations? Tempting to buy a carbon bike but im not sure if they're really worth the money. I have a full carbon upgraded CAAD13 with 28c tires btw.
@cyclinginsoutherncaliforniaАй бұрын
@@diegoeleazar9154 you have a great bike already. Yes, I forgot about that… tires make a difference.
@diegoeleazar9154Ай бұрын
@@cyclinginsoutherncalifornia thanks for your advice. I guess I will just keep my money and focus on my training instead. Those new fancy bikes are just eye candy 😅
@cyclinginsoutherncaliforniaАй бұрын
@@diegoeleazar9154 believe me, I’ve got eyes for candy too…