Climbing Mountains on a Track Bike with Patrick Seabase | Gillette World Sport

[@rickayyy3787]

"culture's more important than performance"

[@SLAYS863]

we need more non competition bikers like this....its a lifestyle

[@JesusCruz-bq1jy]

!!EL MAESTRO PATRICK SEABASE!!

[@fishball8226]

"There's no time to think about your girlfrend"

[@samuy6274]

Cause you don't have one 😂

[@javierfernandezalvarez6109]

Where is the caves route?

[@roichiman]

Gear ratio?

[@asherlev283]

What bike was he riding?

[@ianiscaratti4924]

Anthony Kerrigan bmc tr01

[@minhari8040]

He mostly ride his track bike mean track bike all day long😅👍🏼✌🏼

[@Tseringzzz]

wow!

[@gza4704]

intro song?

[@mikethomas3895]

Get that boy a turbo trainer

[@josephmullan6931]

A quick descent on a public road with no brakes. I'm sure this guy is pretty handy with his track bike, but that seems like a recipe for an early grave

[@jackglossop4859]

Considering very good good cyclists with very good brakes get killed all the time; I am inclined to agree with you.

[@kuturbie]

​@@jackglossop4859well, I can give you another mind set, a good cyclist with good brake can make them over confident, and when you have no real brake you will make your self over cautious to make carefull decision

[@joelogjam9163]

How dangerous it is depends on the weight of the bike, it's wheels (rolling mass), gear ratio, rider weight, rider strength and rider skill. If you're using a heavy bike with heavy wheels and a massive gear ratio (like 58x13) and you're fat and have never ridden fixed before, then the chances of making it down a steep hill alive are slim.

[@johnc711]

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