Mountain Biking the White Rim in a Day

[@eddiesedventures...3106]

Xcelent info for the Fall, and bet beers never tasted better. Thanks man!

[@cranberriesboo1]

You look good 😊

[@AdamFrugoli]

Bad ass!

[@VDMtahum]

wow , beautiful .... spring time would be perfect time

[@OGMTB]

Epic

[@mtb4ever285]

Great job and fun video. I, too, (like some below) rode the entire White Rim with some buddies the end of March 2012. Very gratifying. We were fortunate to have a support vehicle. You guys rocked it and were self-supported. Thanks for posting.

[@cobikeadventures]

@@mtb4ever285 thanks for watching and exciting to hear you had a similar adventure a few years back!

[@chrisrice6918]

I attest that the memory of this ride lasts a lifetime. I did it in 1995 and this video brought back the thrill.

[@lostman65]

You guys killed it! you looked way better at the end than i did, when i did it. Lol, i just remember crawling in the back of my truck and laying down, not realizing how much time went by. I went to city market afterward, and ate a whole watermelon .. good times. anyway after doing it a few times, i said i would never do it again... but for some reason this video popped up, and now i am thinking about it again. once again awesome job guys!

[@cobikeadventures]

A whole watermelon!!! 😂 haha, glad to hear this video brought you some inspiration

[@AustinLiberato]

Another epic adventure, another great video!

[@bobshepard6672]

Congrats, gents...that was incredible. Great to see this and its amazing views. Nice content as always, Luke!!

[@wordmunger]

Awesome video!

[@ecosystems]

Impressive!

[@lidarman2]

Never do this when people expect you to arrive 2 hours ago. I've done it twice in one day. The first time I said I would never do it again and three days later my I told my wife that I feel the need to do it again and she said, "That is why women have more than one child."...I am planning my third time as I approach age 60 with a ride back to Moab.

[@cobikeadventures]

Haha! Great advice

[@jacobcline6892]

What was your training like for this? Any particular plan, or was it just “ride a lot all the time”?

[@cobikeadventures]

Training was lightly structured the 8 weeks leading up to this. I live an active lifestyle so did a lot of snowboarding and split boarding throughout the winter. About 8 weeks out, I aimed to do 3+ rides per weeks, gradually increasing the workload to 8-10 hours of cycling weekly. Main focus was zone 2 / steady rides... though the longest I rode in prep for this day was ~5 hours. The other goal of this was to retrain my gut to eat a lot of carbs during the ride. That said, I tried to make all of my riding fun and didn't take this suuuuper seriously. In fact, we did a 2 hour MTB ride at Navajo Rocks the day prior. Probably would have gone a bit faster had we trained more and rested up before this.... but was ultimately going more for the experience and a fun time rather than a fast time. Thanks for watching!