If it were not filmed, nobody would believe │ Short Documentary

[@RIFIANBOY]

I tried to make a short documentary about 7 of the most mind-blowing moments in cycling. Leave your suggestions for part 2 👇. Hit Like 👍 & Subscribe 🔔 if you enjoyed this video.

[@filip000]

Fantastic video, as always. Thanks!!

[@jempanuncialman9361]

Very interesting video

[@yonisamson7708]

Very interesting video

[@goku445]

Very nicely made and narrated video. Enjoyed

[@darksoldier7917]

Nice video that makes cycling more famous and interesting 😎🤜🤛

[@cheesekaketutorials1877]

The first Video i've seen where such a title is not just clickbait

[@markfisher7962]

...and your narration adds value to the clips. Thanks!

[@inaamg]

Agreed 100% thank you for the video and thank you for being genuine!

[@bunwat223]

Daily dose of internet never clickbait in his video

[@elitusyt]

@@bunwat223 yessir!!!

[@AssortTVOfficial]

Wow 👌 👏 😍 👍

[@messityler4121]

that superman position got me thinking, a light road bump would certainly hurt 🤣

[@davidlundmark9359]

😂😭

[@DumbOrangeFrog]

Nah, imagine a bump when transitioning, that would hurt way more

[@_..-.._..-.._]

Not as much as the “Pantani” where your uh…valuables are hovering over the rear wheel by centimeters 😂 I’ve done that as a kid and got a bump. Still have no children 😢

[@desislavvelchev8728]

@DumbOrangeFrog Oh, he'd transition alright... xD

[@That3th3]

That might be why it is banned nowadays...

[@donaldklopper]

OK this is some epic material sourcing, narration and editing. I've done one or two bicycle races myself, and to see these events unfold and discussed and video/photographed/edited like this is just incredible. Thank you.

[@RIFIANBOY]

glad you enjoyed it sir.

[@aaronswallers4779]

The dude is on a single speed

[@Apokalypse456]

not to be that guy but at 10:09 the name of the photographer was misspelled. so its no epic editing, merely legendary :p

[@alpha-cf2oi]

@@RIFIANBOY i thought this gonna be another bs clickbait video u have to skip through to just see the pictures but this turned out to be an excellent informative n entertaining video where i watched every second with interest

[@JoeOvercoat]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9 are we supposed to say that to Jesus, or what?

[@tedytarrify]

Not a cycling fan... but may I compliment this content creator for exceptional editing, sourcing, music choice and most importantly narration. All class.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thank you 🙏

[@ora.de.aur9]

Fr. Im not a cyclist but still enjoyed this video. It reminds me of the shows I watched on Nat Geo and Discovery Channels. Very well made and professional

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

Me neither, although my brother-in-law was into BMX racing. These moments were interesting. Really surprised the injuries weren't more severe.

[@stevebean1234]

+1 to that. Same exact comment from me tol

[@dannyphantom121]

Concussion 10:57

[@kimeojin1234]

I came into this video expecting it to be a simple clickbait compilation of overused cycling clips - but I was more and more pleasantly surprised, and when the explanation of the "photo finish", I was astonished. Great quality video, I loved it from start to finish. The narration and repeated replays of the important moments are something I've never seen done so well before!

[@christopheroliver148]

I think it missed that each "slice" corresponds to a view of the finish line itself. That also explains the lines of the road since each is the same patch of road per slice.

[@sarowie]

I came for the clickbait, but stayed for the well researched, well written commentary that shows in depth knowledge. Here, someone really put in real effort to explain to others why something he thinks is awesome, is awesome, because he can start to unfold just a tease of what hapend.

[@Lee-One]

@@sarowiesame. Amazing video over all, looks like clickbait lol. But at least there wasn’t any red arrows or circles in the thumbnail.

[@JoeOvercoat]

@@Lee-One there is the one red arrow, which is a classic sign of clickbait as you imply, but the video stands on its merits.

[@dannyphantom121]

Concussion 10:57

[@scorchone2310]

Love how this could’ve been a lazy collection of clips but instead you masterfully edited all the necessary context and storytelling to make it super engaging for a non-cycling fan like me. Super good job man this was really interesting

[@Lotek117]

The fan giving the racer his bike that just so happened to be an identical bike was the coolest thing, heart warming and mind blowing at the same time. He even gave him a push to get him back up to speed. I really hope if the racer could afford it especially after winning the entire tour he gave the fan the damaged bike. That would be the perfect gift of thanks, getting one of his heros actual race bikes that he already has the gear for, he probably has some spare parts already too. Well actually if he wanted he could cannibalize his own bike to fix it lol.

[@Retinueretinue]

Yeah great one but it is not him but the motorcycle guy who wrecked his bike giving him a push , which is still cool.

[@AnthonyCassidy50]

@@Retinueretinue I also considered that it might be the motorcycle guy that crashed in to him who was giving him a push! What a crazy sequence of events! And I'm glad he didn't get penalized for having the motorcycle guy push him - its not like he asked for it!

[@HayabusaRyuu]

Unless...

[@ArcanumMortis98]

Maybe the Motorcycle guy and the guy who borrowed his bike worked together and all was planed, lol. 👀😂

[@nihouma11]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist9 go away, post this stuff on a church KZbin channel, not a place where people are having normal discussions. People like you are why I left the church

[@MrEcted]

This guy's voice and narration style are absolutely perfect for this sort of thing! I didn't even realize this was an independent KZbin creator video, I thought it was a professional video that was re-uploaded or something. Great work!

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thank you

[@mauryeetss3561]

So cool to see these clips of Sagan avoiding crashes. He definitely has mountain biker reflexes. Those same movements he used to avoid the Gaviria crash and the corner slip are the same I’d use while mountain biking. When descending you constantly have to move the bike in that same motion to avoid trees, roots rocks and more. When then dirt in a corner has less traction than expected, you similarly have to briefly touch the ground with your foot. He’s better than I could ever be at it though!

[@y.a.p8951]

the best Sagan manoeuvre was on the dirt when he hopes over Cancellara ( I think) in a split second ,not only avoiding the crash but continued with the ride. Amazing.

[@vladislavy.8778]

Peter Sagan started in cycle sport as mountain biker in cross country. In 2008 (in 18 years old), he won the Mountain Bike Junior World Championship in Val di Sole. Sagan was focused on continuing his career as a mountain bike rider, but his management company Optimus Agency approached several professional road cycling teams.

[@Lotek117]

@@vladislavy.8778 I mean mountain biking is cooler but im sure road biking pays alot more, so i can see why they went in that direction.

[@dzerkle]

It’s better than that. To turn left on a bike, you have to shift your weight by briefly swerving right. He anticipated the crash and completed the swerve before the other rider went down. It’s like he was using the Force.

[@filippetrula1234]

They also ban the superman and all of those cos Sagan was so dominant using all of that while the other cyclists couldn't do that

[@suikun245]

7:59 Nah, the guy with the "spare" bicycle was just a gift from a time traveler who once heard about his gran grand grand father's life, which become a mess after losing at that race, so he decided to help him even knowing that it wouldn't change the future, but instead create a new parallel world.😉

[@staticbuilds7613]

His gran grand grand father no longer had to sell the house after losing that bet

[@1337Ox]

Well, you cannot say that's impossible :D

[@vaguelyelena]

Yea you know what that makes more sense cause it's just too great a coincidence otherwise

[@jbbenet6990]

​@giru09 I was thinking he was a super fan that put out thumbtacks. LOL but it is a really cool story I don't want to take away from it

[@reelillusionl123]

Or it was rigged. 🤷‍♀️

[@NotPeteMcCabe]

Great stuff. You avoid the over-hyping I see on lots of youtube videos. The stories are amazing by themselves. Especially the borrowed bike!

[@RIFIANBOY]

Glad you enjoy it.

[@xSG1969x]

The most unbelievable thing is that this wasn't clickbait. Well done.

[@Profile__1]

Aw that sucks that they banned the Superman. It would've been awesome to see everyone start biking like that down hill.

[@chef3092]

Might be pretty dangerous

[@itsme8700]

Bunch of supermans riding along ........ such bad choice to ban.

[@jiaan100]

​@@chef3092 idc

[@jiaan100]

​@@chef3092riding as a group instead of individual time trials adds much more danger

[@The-toast]

It's the same reason they put limiters on stock car engines, you keep pressing against drag and eventually whatever amalgamation of a "bicycle" you're "riding" is more likely to take off than to win you the race

[@jameskaay1589]

You've literally nailed how all and every documentary on this platform should be - thank you!

[@RIFIANBOY]

@@jameskaay1589 thank you 😊

[@Austin1990]

This is one of the most incredible sports videos I have ever seen. It is remarkably done, and bringing attention to such breathtaking moments is a public service.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thanks Austin P

[@joken9697]

I loved how you don't just show the clips, but actually explained how and why it happened!

[@SuperBarytone]

That Michael Rogers story! Truly amazing. As a cycling enthusiast and fan I have had a few experiences but nothing like that one. :) For a long time I have been passionate about training on a road racing bike and ofcourse I get inspired by following the world tour aswell. Late in 2011 I was visiting some family for a few days and since I couldn't ride I chose to go for a spinning class at a local fitness centre. When I saw the name of the spinning instructor I realized that it probably was the same man who had previously won medals on the track at the last olympic games. This was actually Michael Mørkøv himself before his 2012 debut at Tour de France. I had a brief talk with him after the spinning session was done. He is a very calm guy. I mentioned something about my passion for cycling and he even gave me some advice. In the following years Mørkøv established himself as the number one lead out rider for some of the top sprinters. Mark Cavendish was one of them. Amazing rider! :)

[@indigostaraz]

That must've been one exhausting spin class!

[@HATECELL]

One of my favourite memories was a finish scene in the 90s, during one of the big nationwide races like Tour de France or Giro d'Italia. The leader entered the final straight and raised his hands to cross the line, like many cyclists do. But the guy in scond place does a final sprint, passes him, and raises his hands in the same gesture, winning the race. This taught me to not celebrate too early

[@JoeOvercoat]

They should forbid the raising of the hands as you go across the finish line because it ruins the race, and is very dangerous when you get past in the last few moments. It’s also kind of pathetically needy.

[@kuchenblechmafiagmbh1381]

There are some other crazy finishes: Anni Friesinger-Postma was in the 2010 Winter Olympics speed skating team pursuit race Germany against the US and fell exiting the last turn, she slid over the finish line and they still won that race. And before entering the final lap Dieter Quester flipped his car (BMW M3 E30) in the 1990 DTM AVUS race and slid across the line on his roof, he finished sill in 3rd place because the race got aborted with red flag and the last lap didn't count.

[@Fridelain]

No vendas la piel del oso antes de cazarlo.

[@jordanlarson6488]

I wish you had covered the time Aaron Gwin won a downhill mountain bike world cup event with NO CHAIN ON HIS BIKE (it broke in the start gate with the first crank). Absolutely insane run because he knew he couldn't use any breaks the entire run to have any chance of winning, and by god he did win. Insane stuff.

DH only needs a chain on the first 10-20 meters after the start and the last 20 ;) He had it for at last 10 :P

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

I think there was another downhill race where one of the jumps landed on a steep downhill, and one person over jumped and essentially fell the entire length of the downhill section because they were falling at the same slope of the hill they were trying to land on. They eventually landed at the bottom of the descent and managed to handle the bike and make it across the finish.

[@caralho5237]

Weight reduction

[@questioner1596]

@@caralho5237, weight reduction when going downhill is detrimental, since it makes the ratio of acceleration due to gravity over aerodynamic friction less (though a chain may have significant wind drag - might be an interesting experiment).

[@nathancheung3601]

@ don’t downhill racers pedal basically every opportunity they get? I think gwin‘s speed had to do with the increased send it energy and the fact that the lack of pedal kickback made his suspension more active

[@realdragon]

Physics: EXISTS UCI: We need to BAN it! It's too powerful!

[@evanepic3599]

yes lol

[@Coastal_Cruzer]

Do you understand what domino effect is?

[@UnhingedTravels]

This is very good. No clickbait, clear informative commentary. This was uploaded some time ago, but I'm liking and subscribing!

[@hanslourens2629]

This is one of the best put together video's I've seen on KZbin in probably a decade.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thanks 🙏

[@ruiloureiro3167]

Great great video! Thank you for your work and time to put this together and narrating it in such an interesting way, as always. You deserve a lot more subs!

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thank you Rui

[@denfer2000]

What an excellent video! Although I'm not a big fan of cycling, the narration was so brilliant that I found myself enjoying every second of it.

[@longtabsigo]

Not my usual subject matter, however, dam you put together an incredibly informative, well presented and captivating video. Kudos.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thank you

[@CherylMotherofSeven]

Fascinating. Thank you:)

[@tilasole3252]

9:54 if you want to see the thumbnail incident. Don't rush it though, the entire video is gold.

[@almightyyotto]

I think this is the best video to surface on KZbin. The editing and narration is phenomenal.

[@filipbozic4303]

I clicked on this expecting just some fails and unusual falls compilation What I got is great naration and education Such a great video, learned a few interesting facts

[@margarita053]

Refreshing! Truly a video that is not click bait. Your narration and the stories that you choose are very nice!!! Nicely put together too! Good job!

[@ignuxas64]

Top level production, thank you for the high quality content.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Glad you enjoy it

[@CYMotorsport]

6:20 Keep in mind this isn’t the actual image. It’s close in terms of how it looks but the final timekeeper image is RIDICULOUSLY precise. I ran track in college and did some work for a timing company after. This is just the press image. It’s hard to quantify how detailed they can be but when they say “pixel” they mean it and it’s clear as day. You literally can see pixels and it’s not even grey at that point but they don’t show the public these

[@kappy123]

Wtf is happening?!? A classic clickbait title, except the content is amazing, the sound is superb, and the editing is excellent. The revolution has begun.

[@milodemoray]

Thank you for taking the time to explain as precisely as possible what exactly happened in these videos. Finally I find something new that's not clickbait because of something like a title.

[@Jose_Cycliing]

Amazing work, that's something special! 🔥

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thanks Jose

[@thb9926]

Great video. Always look forward to your big uploads. Keeping the cycling community going! Best cycling content around… looks professional

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thank you. That means a lot

[@davidlamb7979]

Great video. That last incident with Cav's wheel is an amazing shot, but the replay also demonstrates Cav's aggressive blocking that has taken down so many other sprinters over the years. Never been a fan of Cav for that reason.

[@Hierarchangel]

That was a superior presentation - informative and entertaining. Great work.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thanks 🙏

[@FreshAirRules]

Fascinating video with utterly flawless writing and narration. This is top quality people. The best of the best. So very rare on KZbin. You so deserve the views.

[@LFSDR]

Great quality as per usual. Keep it up!

[@RIFIANBOY]

much appreciated

[@pablojara4157]

wow i feel like im watching something really fanci, props to the creators

[@MajorAddiction]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing. That "superman" position was epic

[@timothy__tt]

I usually don't like these compilation videos but this one was very informative, entertaining and well put together.

[@botxd8910]

While other cyclists practiced cycling this guy studied physics

[@GTMarmot]

He didn't invent this posture

[@tooleyheadbang4239]

The Rollie Free position.

[@dmitripogosian5084]

Then he tried to go uphill :)

[@eliyawaters9075]

I'm not a cycling fan, but you made this stuff really interesting. Great work all the way. That superman pose looked cool, I was wondering how they got back to sitting position so thanks for providing that as well. I can just imagine what that one cyclist felt like getting caught by the wind like that. Overall I learned aerodynamics mean a ton in cycling.

[@JayB2]

@8:35 that's absolutely REMARKABLE!! Same make, same model, same size? And he was in the right spot too? Come on, that's like one in a million!

[@MacDaniboi]

Nah that is time traveller levels of coincidence.

[@shannonjaensch3705]

When there are too many coincidences surrounding something, it becomes impossible to call it a coincidence

[@helenab9973]

@@shannonjaensch3705 indeed.. I wonder if the whole "accident" was planned ahead and the "random" guy gave him an electric bike. And how come it was possible? do rules allow riding a ramdom bike that hadn't been checked? If the bike is not in a good/right condition for such demanding race, it could have caused an accident or an injury.

[@shannonjaensch3705]

@@helenab9973 Well said Helena and great points/questions to raise that I did not consider but appreciate your enlightenment too. Always trust your senses over everything else as they are your default safety mechanism programs to keep you safe, alive and Prosperous. If something doesn't add up then always question it till it makes sense and truth to you.

[@JoeOvercoat]

@@shannonjaensch3705 and it would be easy to arrange a collision with one of the marshals’ motorcycles. 1000 Francs goes a long way.

[@carlosa1811]

I will love longer version of the back story. Like the lance Armstrong or other biker. I really enjoyed thanks you

[@greatvedas]

brilliant content, very apt editing and perfect voice over! Thanks for bringing such marvels for us.

[@RIFIANBOY]

my pleasure

[@joas162]

I'm not even interested in cycling and I watched the whole thing. Very well made!

[@MAXPAUERv]

Wow, Sagan is probably the best bicycle pilot ever in road cycling, really incredible

[@BRAVE_NEW_1984]

Awww and Peter Sagan! Sick skillz. Awesome dude!

[@horstcredible4247]

Thank you for this masterpiece of summarizing some of the most interesting stories in bike racing history.

[@benghazi4216]

I don't even like cycling, but watched this from start to finish with enthusiasm! Great production quality!

[@EUK007]

The last clip is just fascinating, first time I've seen a carbon fiber gets deformed then comes back to its original shape. A Carbon fiber in general once it reached its critical point (catastrophic failure), it will just snapped and shatter into pieces.

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

Common misconception. Carbon fiber does not shatter. It will tear and become flexible like the cloth that it is. A broken carbon rim or frame is absolutely useless, but the pieces almost always stick together and just become extremely flexible at the point of failure. I've seen a number of broken carbon frames, and none of them had missing pieces because the broken pieces all stuck to each other like that. It is way easier to bend a piece of metal back and forth until the parts separate than it is to bend a carbon part back and forth until the parts separate.

[@KanishkaWijesuriya]

Importance of good helmets too. Almost all of them had hard hits.

[@yorkoxmaul66]

@@AlexandarHullRichter nope carbon fibre usually snaps, i guess it didn’t cuz there are some other synthetic fibre reinforcement

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

@@yorkoxmaul66 dude I'm a professional mechanic who has seen many broken carbon frames. Carbon does not just snap, it becomes the cloth that it always was. At least, that's what every broken carbon frame I've handled looks like. The only frames that snap apart into multiple pieces are metal frames, because only metal frames have uniform strength through the material that can fail suddenly.

[@pihermoso11]

I think there's 2 categories of classifying carbon fiber based on preparation, I think the carbon fiber that shatters is the type that is cooked in an autoclave, example is pagani chassis and panels, the Zonda and Huayra parts are molded and formed, then are vacuum packed, then cooked in an autoclave in high temperature and pressure for at least 12 hours, this type of carbon fiber is very strong because the atoms line up when cooked in high temp (similar to how diamonds and granite get their strength) but the caveat is these materials tend to shatter when they reach a breaking point, now the other category is probably carbon fiber that is not cooked but just glued and molded together then probably vacuum sealed, but this one skips the cooking part, I think this is the type which is more prevalent in the biking scene, and this probably explains why this type of carbon fiber does not shatter but acts almost like a cloth when breaking....

[@kennethbaird968]

This was a beautiful edit the voice over was just perfect the subject was truly engaging.

[@rimadbih]

Great video. Very well edited. Thank you! I am relieved the frenchman in the 2nd case ended up with only minor wounds. That was crazy to see

[@jbbenet6990]

This is a lot better than I thought it was going to be. Been riding for 30 years. Great commentary

[@PMP5240-e3i]

That spectator bike deal is just unbelievable...

[@cdorman11]

I'm just amazed the pedals matched.

[@PMP5240-e3i]

@@cdorman11 incredible right?

[@user-p97g6mvbh]

Cycling was never my thing but this video made it so interesting. I could watch more videos like this about anything!

[@Rafaga777]

Great video and no clickbait whatsoever. Thanks a lot for this great cycling compilation.

[@helio_afonso]

You publish the most amazing cycling videos! I told you before, Netflix should hire you.. Thanks.

[@RIFIANBOY]

Wow, thanks!

[@maxmouse3]

Absolutely insane. The superman position is very funny, but also impressive!

[@chicobicalho5621]

9:30 I do wonder if that specific bike owned by a spectaror became extremely valuable because of its historical significance. And one aspect not mentioned in all the "coincidences" was seat hight.

[@akifhossain2587]

This documentory simply deserve a appluase 👏

[@Honcho_is_rich]

This is the first video I’m seeing and I’m officially in love with you channel. The production level, presentation and content👌🏽

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thanks 😊

[@provisualstock]

This is a great video very well done and informative. Thanks for sharing it.🙂🌞👋

[@kumawani8950]

When your in a bike race but your bike was manufactured by Bethesda

[@amiigaf4476]

I never watch bike stuff but this is just a sick production quality, informative, interesting... Gj my dude

[@OmgMyutubeaccount]

8:13 this story is incredible. wow

[@richardleesparks6694]

You guys did a great job putting this video together. Well done!

[@veroniquevanwyk3016]

I usually get bored of videos pretty easily, but for some reason couldn't look away from this one. Awesome narrating and video footage, thank you!

[@RIFIANBOY]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@v2.x464]

the guy in the superman clip is on a brakeless fixed gear, that clip is terrifying

[@cedric-assehliemessing3053]

I have never realized that the first video of the guy doing the superman tug is on a fixie 😂. Brings a completely new level of insanity to it.

[@K-EVOFFICIAL]

It hurts to watch those guys….men of steel😂

[@handuo6301]

Learned what a photo finish is today, apparently! Excellent video and narration, really appreciate the extra details added.

[@_..-.._..-.._]

1:05 I tried the “Pantani” one time as a kid and hit a bump. My voice was never the same 😢

[@yashindersingh5148]

That shows the amount of force and pressure you were tuning the pedal with was just stopped by air.

[@LisztyLiszt]

10:54 And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why you never ride without a helmet.

[@djblc2201]

Brilliant stuff. Just found your channel. Quality content. Thank you

[@sarowie]

8:45 this is so cool

[@mindrunner88]

The fact that he did the Superman on a fixie is even more mind blowing! Absolutely physcho… how does one reclip back to peddling🤯?!?!

[@thommekm]

10:45 Haussler had a lot of luck, when I see his helmet sitting so loosely on his head..

[@greekbecky1]

Aw Marco...I'm glad you added him to this amazing video.

[@markanthonyfalcis5592]

I'm always having goosebumps while watching your videos. Good job you never disappoint us. . Keep making beautiful videos like this. .😍🙏💪🔥☝️💯👌

[@RIFIANBOY]

Thanks Mark 🙏

[@educar258]

Excelente material, y aún mejor trabajo de edición y narración!!

[@alexflosho]

Not just the aerodynamics tho, since the first bike was a fixie he was basically going as fast as his legs would let him. By taking his feet off the pedals, he allowed them to spin faster than they were before.

[@liverpooler1997]

why was he riding a fixie though when everyone else is riding a geared bike?

[@fordy19]

He wasn’t riding a fixie

[@alexflosho]

Not sure why he's riding a fixie, but it's a fixie because the pedals just keep spinning when he lets off. They even start to spin a little faster.

[@arroe8386]

It's just because the pedals are spinning when he lets go of them and in the right position to catch the wind. Keeping up with a fixie in a pro race is impossible.

[@alexflosho]

He is riding a fixie! Look at the bike. No derailleur, no brake levers, no shifters. It's a fixie, or at the least a single speed.

[@tiagooliveira8072]

Very educational and entertaining video! Thanks a lot!

[@ICantThink0fAnything]

I still can't believe that your channel has less than 100k subs. For the quality of the videos you make, I'd think you would have at least 500k.

[@RIFIANBOY]

much appreciated

[@ashawyn]

I'm not into sports, least of all cycling. I have no idea how I ended up watching this but I'm glad I did. Very interesting and entertaining.

[@joshuaashioya9821]

I really wasn't expecting the immaculate editing and quality of the video. 10/10

[@terrylegrosbisson1177]

Thanks, I really enjoyed watching this..!!!

[@blindsniper35]

I was pleasantly surprised by this video. I was expecting another one of those stupid compilation of clips. Here you actually bothered to explain what was going on and what makes these clips so interesting. Good work

[@kenster007]

Damn-another great little mini-doc. Much respect.

[@Austin.Kilgore]

4:50 I’d say it’s more accurate to say it’s “way _above”_ opposed to saying it’s “way below”

[@nim00n]

If you really want to be accurate then lower = faster. He is talking about the time it took him to react

[@eseyasabraha3776]

I love it how you even achknowledged each and every photographer and cyclist by name. Great Video, thank you!

[@patutyamaniaki6045]

10:15 my man nearly clipped into backrooms.

[@gelogummygum]

You earned my sub. Loved this clip!

[@ElSantoLuchador]

#1 Truly the fastest way to go downhill on a fixed gear bike. It doesn't have to be aerodynamic superman style, just anything you can do to get your feet off of the pedals.

[@cameroncola]

Wow. I’ve never been remotely interested in cycling but this was a very interesting video! Great job!!

[@ghilardipaolo]

I am surprised that Michael Rogers did not get disqualified for this or at least a time penalty. I remember when Richie Porte, riding for Sky at Giro 2015 had a wheel from orica’s rider and had a penalty for this because the rule is that you can have assistance only from your team or the neutral car

[@helenab9973]

That makes sense, because if the rider takes a ramdom bike that hadn't been checked it could be an electric bike or something, or it could be not fit for such race and break and cause an injury or an accident. Indeed strange that they allowed him to finish the race on somebodys else bike. Why his team didn't rush in to bring a team bike?

[@JoeOvercoat]

@@helenab9973 it’s not as if his bike was unrideable so he could’ve kept turning until they caught up with a better bike. I would consider this entire incident very suspect, and I would be investigating until I found that sheet because I’m certain there is one here is just too much of a coincidence, especially since he clawed back victory in the series from the jaws of defeat.