65 MPH through the desert

The descent from Whitney Portal.
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[@wojciechpolok5441]

The combination of time of day, weather, landscape, music, camerawork and video processing makes this a bloody piece of art. What a way to start the day too.

[@raymondo162]

music? MU F IN SIC ? dat ain't music ffs

[@FamilyFunTime69]

@@raymondo162 Ok Boomer....

[@stargarnet9139]

i was just sitting here watching this and thinking the same

[@mantisJ04]

It’s not bloody though.

[@b1zzarecont4ct]

Mornings are terrible

[@OneSmellyTaco]

Recovering from my 3rd knee surgery in the past year. Ill never ride like that again due to some unforseen circumstances throughout this process that has left me pretty disabled. Your video brought me back to the time I did a palm springs 100mile ride that took us deep in the desert. Wasn't too hilly, but def had a calmness to the ride. There was a point where my buddy and I were deep into the zone. He would lead, then I would. We stretched like that for miles. No talking, no gestures, no nothing. Just the road and our grit. Thank you for sharing such an amazing ride. I miss my bike. I miss my life prior to my injuries. I miss it all. Don't take your health and body for granted.

[@Relentlessince1991]

Recover and have a good one man…. Hope You can ride soon keep grinding

[@pojiloybivis9421]

How it was happen?

[@brydonspencer2947]

Sorry to hear brutha I don’t want to take mines for granted thanks for the wisdom 🤙🏾

[@onespeedlite]

When I was younger, I used to ride down hill a mountain with a group of cyclists at 60+ mph. We also ran through stop signs and traffic lights and got screamed at by drivers. Looking back, I am grateful that I didn't end up dead or paralyzed for my recklessness. For those who are inspired to do the same thing after watching this video, I say don't even try unless you are an experienced rider and know the road really well. Your cool looking helmet is not going to save you from a nasty spill at 65mph or a head on collison with an unexpected vehicle coming at you around the corner. There's a reason you don't see many old dare devils.

[@saikiranboddu812]

You'll recover soon man, I pray that you go on such rides again!

[@DiamondAnimates]

Props to the cameraman running fast enough to catch up with him

[@diligentsun1154]

didnt even shake the camera! REMARKABLE!

[@69Deez_Nutz69]

Virgin Flash: I'm Barry Allen and I'm the fastest man alive. Chad Cameraman: More like fastest in bed, ya dork.

[@SsTR-th2wv]

Following him on a unicycle

[@sgxttt]

🤓

[@domesticrifles4068]

@@sgxttt that ur identity

[@HiAdrian]

The sheer scale of this valley blows me away, the sense of depth and parallax. North America is blessed with some of the greatest landscapes in the world.

[@elmaschimba963]

I have to disagree there’s pretty landscapes in US, Mexico and specially Canada but the one in this video is just unimpressive. It’s like the most common landscape in North America.

[@AANTHHONYY]

We truly are

[@AANTHHONYY]

@@elmaschimba963 no tolerance for disrespect to the west 😊

[@tylermoore-zp5iu]

really? it looked ugly as hell. Most of the US is boring flat farm land. British columbia in Canada is amazing tho

[@AANTHHONYY]

@@tylermoore-zp5iu the sunrise and sunsets are beautiful in the west coast. You can’t tell where heaven ends and earth begins.

[@ColeHenrich]

it's weird how doing 65 in a car is like nothing, boring day to day commute, but 65 on a bike is heavenly

[@Arslan-f2r]

The sensations from a fast ride on a bike are on the different level

[@peepocozy8594]

he looks really tired for riding downhill the whole way

[@wertacus]

30 on a bicycle is terrifying, lol. I'll leave this to the professional.

[@reece005]

Until a bug goes into your eye 😅

[@reece005]

Same lol 😅

[@ucdescents]

Watching this is like I'm dreaming. The sights, the sounds, the speed...total bliss

[@KNURKonesur]

Forgot to mention ignoring all the speed limits :P

[@Hour882Die]

I was watching the 1986 Tour de France another day and back then they were doing 60 mph on the descents. Beautiful to watch the old classic bikes.

[@k2cycles551]

@@Hour882Die That would be scary on a steel frame with most likely 20mm tubular tyres ...terrifying

[@k2cycles551]

I have a Peugeot PX-10 ...that would be too fast lol

[@canyoneagle]

@@k2cycles551 pro quality steel frames with road racing geo were rock solid at speed. I took my bikes over 55 mph numerous times in the mid 80's and never felt sketchy. different story on frames not made for road racing. I have had my fair share of death wobble at 40-45 mph on frames not designed for that kind of riding.

[@pauliewalnuts2527]

Give this man a speeding ticket and a medal.

[@carnyzack]

In the opposite order and lose the ticket!

[@k.b5033]

in the "tour de france" 100km/h downhill is basic

[@willtuanaki1854]

The speeding ticket is definitely the medal

[@liltakifuego3993]

and a bread or something to eat

[@JefferyAbicus]

[@alexcordero6672]

I remember the first time I went 55 on my bike. My only thought was, "if I wipe out, it's not going to matter so just enjoy it and relax." Needless to say, I was scared to even tap the brake. Beautiful video.

[@eefmeca]

Brake*

[@alexcordero6672]

@@eefmeca lol, thanks!

[@TUFRIDEGPGT]

Exactly...Fastest I've gone in my area is about 47mph give or take. But the hill I can get these speeds on is only about 30 seconds long of a ride at that speed. But yes, it's an extremely steep hill. Granger Road Hill in Cleveland, Ohio.

[@geethikkonitineni4769]

@@eefmeca huh?

[@leartbytyci5057]

today i went head to head with a moped on the main road with a friend and thinking about when we passed the guy still makes me happy, its the fastest ive ever gone on a bicycle and im proud of going 80 km/h

[@benblessing]

It took me 3 1/2 hours to climb that hill during the Badwater 135. Seeing him do it in reverse that fast is incredible. For those that don't know, it's 13 miles with a vertical mile of different between the bottom and the top of that road.

[@crazymonkee608]

badwater 135 mentioned. they dont know you son

[@benblessing]

@@crazymonkee608 you do though Crazy Monkey 608 ;-)

[@emoti0n21ptindigo2]

Bro that’s quite insane. Vertical height is one mile from bottom to top of the road

[@thydevdom]

The amount of trust he has in his equipment going down that hill and around those corners.

[@bunkerdoweisenberg3626]

safa is so crazy, using this tires so thin, even sand can do he fly away!

[@DJWolves97]

@@bunkerdoweisenberg3626 Tire width isn’t the only thing that affects the tire performance

[@bunkerdoweisenberg3626]

@@DJWolves97 yes I know I expressed myself badly I was referring to the slip he made because this tire is really thin

[@johngaller278]

​@@bunkerdoweisenberg3626 those tires are fat. They look to be at least 32mm

[@josephdanner773]

​@@johngaller278he said 30s at the beginning

[@adityasingh2174]

Double cheeked up pedalling through the dessert oh lawd have mercy

[@d4ug]

Doing those big turns at 60mph is insane. For me it's scary to turn at like 25.

[@KarnageGaming]

on slick tires that was a crazy feet of skill. his got alot of experience on slick tires to know where the sweet spot is

[@DrStench13]

I think the speed indiactor in the video is quite inaccurate though

[@isaiahwelch8066]

Having gone 45 mph myself on a bike, it becomes about picking efficient lines at speed -- and realizing that to turn fast means turning little. In some ways, it becomes like riding a motorcycle, except the weight is a lot more controllable.

[@ricomon35]

@@DrStench13 Based on?

[@DrStench13]

@@ricomon35 based on my feeling and mostly absolutely nothing

[@sirBumpyCase]

as a photographer, I have to say that the photography in this is jaw dropping and I don't know how you can do it.

[@XlogicXX]

I can't explain how I felt watching this. It is ART. Safa is a Legend. The camera man painted a masterpiece!

[@not_waste-d2n]

Watching a very fast ride gives me goosebumps all over my whole body. And I felt like I was on another planet because it was a landscape that I had never seen before.

[@willsketchesmusic]

This is literally one of the best cycling vids I have ever seen. Everything from the scenery, to the speed, to the music, it's perfection.

[@timehonored]

...to that strange moment when rider looks into the camera and everything looks either fake or a set! This was so good I'd buy a whole series of these vids to loop: like a 6 runs per video dvd (if dvds are even sold anymore). As a kid my dad would watch SyberVision before leaving the house to ski, and anyway, I'd do the same with this. Incredible!

[@anon7684]

I agree. Epic. I wish I could do it if I could guarantee my safety

[@spelllingg]

Best of the best, instantly one of my favorites man. Love the rolling fly-by start Love the soundtrack choice Love the colors Love that shot at 8:00, wallpaper quality Usually more into your training ride videos but this was ART, and I'm glad it exists.

[@SAFABrian]

Thank you.

[@alexcordero6672]

Do you know what the soundtrack choice is?

[@Dsandles47]

@@alexcordero6672 Joseph Beg - Theta to Delta Meditation (Short Version)

[@alexcordero6672]

@@Dsandles47 So wonderful... Try Max Corbacho if you like stuff like this.

[@drill_fiend1097]

There's something that feels special about reaching that speed on a bicycle. Even when you ride a motorcycle, it doesn't feel the same...

[@danimayb]

60mph on a motorcycle just feels normal (if it's not your first time of course, But it will still become normal), You are on a powerful machine built with road comfort and control.. Plus you have a helmet/visor on so don't feel the elements lol. A bicycle is a much more fragile manual machine, At any high speed, Let alone 60, You are gonna feel that fragility which will bring more self awareness, And probably more nervousness, And so that speed will be more apparent.

[@lattiure]

kudos to that cyclist (3:20) who rode a long way to the top This has to be one of my all time favourites. The setting, the speed, the music. just perfect .

[@DianaMaharaniPutri]

Love the scenery, and that silky smooth road.

[@kf160k160]

The road is amazing. No pot holes.

[@matthewschofield9330]

Its incredible how fast modern racing bikes can be ridden ! I owned a Klein Adroit XTR back in the mid nineties and the fastest I ever rode it was 45 MPH .

[@HkFinn83]

Ppl descended at this speed or quicker in the 90’s

[@wilsontorres1773]

Wow, that is what anyone would call a ride! I love the way the video was taken, it felt as we were in another planet.

[@rhysmaybrey7739]

Nothing better than an early morning rid3 with the sun coming up.

[@claudeschweizer3932]

SAFA is like the long lost friend to me who you're never gonna meet, but always staying in contact with somehow from time to time, embodying all or alot of them wishes, dreams, passion which i'm striving for. love that whole style of urs and ur videos and the feels it's giving me. what you do is signature because you're just being you. THAT is the way.

[@georgekanyoni8029]

Heaven on Earth. Wonderful shots. Amazing ambient sounds. Perfect.

[@gonzalogutierrez970]

That landscape with the mountains in the background is absolutely beautiful

[@TeeyoDoubleDee]

I miss these days. My fastest descent was 67 mph and my fastest sprint was 43 mph. Good times! I loved this video!

[@vandvix561]

How were you so fast lol, I'm currently a beginner cyclist and unfortunately for me my fastest is 4kph haha, they say I'm a little too young to start cycling but it's just fun going on rides by myself

[@umershaikh7179]

@@vandvix561 uh what do u mean 4kph?... you can walk faster than 4

[@vandvix561]

@@umershaikh7179 iunno bro I was high asf when I was making this comment

[@WarHammerWH]

⁠@@vandvix561too young to start cycling yet you were high asf? Not judging, but use cycling as your drug instead. Good for the body and mind. Just look at this video!

[@i.h9914]

​​​@@vandvix561Bro 😂😂😂

[@PhArsic-wc8uh]

One of your best films (light, music, colours, image sharpness... A perfect video)

[@DropletsOfYakobii]

this how i want to bike, alone, on a really long road, with time, without worry

[@SAFABrian]

😌

[@triggamusician]

The saddle color-matched with the tires has a really neat touch to it. I love it!

[@macbigga7986]

Awesome SAFA, this should be entered as a short in film fests. Camera work, editing, soundtrack, location, mood , atmosphere, badass, had me psyched to the point I expected "Dragonaut" to drop at the 8min mark!! Thanks for all the work...very inspirational.

[@user-uh6lm5wv6n]

Agree 100% def up there for a contender in film making

[@Ivan-oh6ug]

Pure gold! This channel is therapy for me. The vibe, speed, scenery and production quality win me over every time. Also, the Eastern Sierra and desert region including Death Valley is one of my favourite places in the world - beautiful and otherworldly.

[@nevenlukic]

5:32 this shot looks sick as hell, like a super realistic video game. Awesome stuff.

[@lapizza7175]

Looks like just cause lol

[@karakondzula1388]

I’m not into cycling but this has to be one of the most attractive videos i ever saw on internet.

[@bencbikes]

Everything about this-music, photography, mood-captures what makes the Eastern Sierras so unique. This vast, stark, aired out, beautiful landscape. A loneliness that's almost meditative. And that's all on top of the descending which... well you know. Loved it, thank you.

When i descent with my mtb bicycle, even 50 km/h feels fast for me. İ can't imagine how fast does it feel to go faster than 100 km/h. The wide view angle of the camera makes the sensation of speed slower than what you will feel if you were riding that fast. Also great camera work.

[@tommynikon2283]

FANTASTIC POV/photography.....well done boys! It brought back memories....the spills, the chills, the speed; my fastest was 41....downhill, and I thought I was gonna die. Of all my pursuits/sports in life....bicycling is definitely the one that beat me up the most. The real Iron-man feat of strength in all this?: straddling the bike frame, crouched, nose on the handle-bars, ALL the way down.

[@luisquezada7394]

I need to start riding with this type of Music. Just beautiful stuff!

[@christianstemm8216]

Puppy paws at 47 mph is absolutely crazy.

[@jonnythelegs2597]

Beautiful, everything just so smooth and serene, empty the mind and be water.

[@kyleheron38]

Absolutely gnarly! At 60 mph, you lose any semblance of spokes, and the bike looks as if it’s simply suspended perfectly center of the tires. Beautiful stuff man, you’re a beast Safa!

[@RVtwentynine]

Off white and light green scenery, gorgeous landscape… and what a descent, 100kph 👏 Amazing to see you focus while seeing your stomach’s heavy breathing! Congrats to the cameraman as well !

[@ryanbrausa4325]

I hit 49.5 on a fully ridged MTB in about 1993 coming down Mathis (sand pits, rocks and ruts) Trail in Aliso Viejo CA. Couldn't hear a thing with the wind swirling past my ears. Never again! Props to Brian for having the stones to hit 65. I'd be scared of a light dusting of sand

[@musobri]

Perfection, background music/sound design, location, videography. Love it!

[@headwind3606]

SAFA - the only cyclist I know of that honestly has to be concerned about speed traps.

[@markifi]

anyone can get to 55. for his speeds you need warm weather, time trial clothes, and a good road

[@gefloigle]

@@markifi And a weight-to-power ratio (well, me, anyway).

[@markifi]

that wouldn't hurt either@@gefloigle great tyres too

[@eveleynce]

yeah technically bicycles have to follow the speed limit too so when they passed a 30 sign going 50 they could be pulled over if a cop saw them lol

[@reinholdachleitner2069]

Wow,awesome descent.Brian picks up speed so quickly,and his hair doesn't seem to slow him down.😁

[@KILLTHEREDDITOR]

Seems that all he ever does is descend. Probably brings the bike up the mountain with a car every ride lol

[@isalinasALT]

Eres el mejor Safa, eres mi inspiración. Espero un día rodar igual que tú. Salúdos desde la Ciudad de México, nunca me pierdo tus vídeos!

[@renatotanaka1044]

A true sensation of freedom! Good job my friend!!!

[@onilovni1234]

For the love of this sport, to keep riding for longer, and because it's not worth the risk; thank you for letting us get a glimpse of the emotions you feel when going this fast for this long.

[@pmcmpc]

Spectacular landscape. Climbing that must feel like it never ends. It's a really attainable descent for most riders as it's not mega steep, corners aren't too sharp, road is wide, well sighted, lacking traffic and good surface. Would love to do it one day. Beats the hell out of 20-40% grades, terrible surfaces, tight unsighted corners and lots of cars round here - all of which are pretty terrifying.

[@teuast]

except for the cars part, those are what i do gravel for :D

[@fivebarmax]

This is just beautiful. Cycling poetry is what you do, SAFA.

[@Alniemi]

dang hitting like 140 rpm at ~45 mph is nuts, Once i go over about 115 my stroke is all over the place, would not work at that speed! Excellent video. I love how you present the stats now.

[@MrDazP1adv3ntures]

That was brilliant. I love a good descent but that was taking things to another level Brian. Great camera work and loved the backing track too. Chapeau !

[@BlatheringSkite]

I love you brother Safa. I went down hard in the CX State championships back in late October and just today got back on. This beautiful piece of art came on before I went out (live here in the SanJuan islands in the PNW) and I felt so blessed, inspired because I know you are out there, like so many of us living this beautiful dream.

[@miketomkins5171]

Seen other comments suggest the same, but this video is wonderful, the sountrack, what I guess is an early morning sky, the desert, the bike gliding downhill, it is so calming. I watch it a lot before I go to sleep at night

[@alexwilliamross]

105km/h! Is that the fastest you've ever gone on a bike? If not what is? The shot at 8:20 is surreal. Another awesome film. Thanks Safa

[@davidjoseph7142]

How does he not get the death wobbles at this speed!?

[@klopcodez]

5:36 is where it’s 65mph

[@klopcodez]

@@davidjoseph7142 I wouldn’t ride that fast wearing that he’s wearing if you crash you would be very very lucky I need a heavy gear on this

[@renzocipriani]

Those are not 105 km/h, it's all a lie

[@alexanderprince8032]

That’s really fast. We don’t have any roads like this in the UK so if you’re reaching 50mph or averaging 40mph over a 90 second segment then you’re pretty darn quick. Well done!

[@yowamushiguy9423]

65mph is insane. Spectacular.

[@saaaleeeh]

Optical one of the Most beautiful videos ive ever seen

[@PianistErikOsterberg]

One of the best videos on the internet. The music, colors. Pure Bliss❤️👏🏻

[@billmcgovern6479]

Incredibly inspiring! I just had my best cycling day ever in 40+ years today and watching puts the perfect cap on the day. I'm inspired to continue to keep improving. Thank you! You've really outdone yourself with this one!

[@SooperFlye]

This ride is, well, ZEN-like. So tranquil. So serene. And a HUGE shout-out to the camera operator. OUTSTANDING!!

[@Thirtyeight45]

The comeback of Lord of Descend.

[@eduardosolorzano5020]

As a former runner who loved running as fast as possible, falling injured... riding a bike feels like freedom. Thank you for sharing

[@lindatravers1908]

A therapeutic work of art indeed.

[@MrJearley6]

Thank you for this video!! And love the music by Joseph Beg

[@spiky464]

Which song is it?

[@pabblogarrido]

Waited a whole year for this one and it was well worth the wait!! I was able to snag top 10 on this back in November but you still smoked me by 3 minutes which is bananas! 🤯

[@sebastianMW36]

Right I don’t even think I got top 10 too much wind when I was there

[@JesseDishner]

Three minutes faster on the descent? Wow!!

[@RobbyVanArsdale]

Sheesh

[@Daniel-ng8fi]

Imagine if he had better gearing and more aero

[@JesseDishner]

@@Daniel-ng8fi yes, maybe gearing specifically for a descent like this...

[@jannix7262]

the camerawork is just crazy. the whole video is a piece of art

[@tinytim88]

Beautiful capture and cinematography its like riding with the dude going 60 mph,

[@Carlos-go3pg]

That side shot at 8:06 was mind blowing! The contrast between the rider and the background is amazing. Almost looks like CGI 🤯

[@ProjectSimMedia]

Sublime. Scenery is out of this world. Time of day and color grade is perfect. Incredible shot at 8:02

[@elevenocean4471]

Too right. It’s like the cleanest bike advert of all time at 8:38. A man, his bike and nature without all the choppy editing and drama. Bliss

[@gabeh7655]

Shot around 8:20 is unreal.

[@DPK12]

Bloody great camera work👌

[@username8171]

His speed with the backdrop mtns moving ever so slowly is surreal.

[@joojoobeebee]

I like how he takes a glance at it too

[@fabricehardel8953]

Amazing, I can't believe the trust you have in your bike... Speechless! I remember going to lone pine when I race Badwater and on the way down with a car not even close to your speed. God speed :-)

[@PantheraTigrisTigris]

Listening to a deep house mix and watching this video muted is the best combination! Awesome landscape!

[@Panzer_Runner]

Can we appreciate the score in the background? Feels like I'm watching a Michael Mann film

[@malinvis]

did you really have 105 km / h? unbelievable! congratulations to the cameraman, he filmed very nicely! 🥇

[@PaddleDogC5]

forgot someone was filming it till you said it 😮

[@mypizzaisburnt7904]

Yes!!! World-class

[@lith1um60]

Imagine being so confident in your bike condition so you can lay on the bend in front of the abyss. Amazing

[@millermark445]

I've had too many bike crashes to even approach what he's doing. Crash at that speed and you're either dead or messed up long term. This guy must have supreme confidence in his bike handling skills.

[@jeffking887]

I saw a guy crash going about 30mph. He came out relatively ok but the site of him unconscious in the road makes the hair stand up to this day. I think that was also the last time I rode that fast.

[@sugashack74]

The handling on this rig is amazing, my bike would have wobbled at 1/2 the speed around some of those turns lol

[@bunkerdoweisenberg3626]

This really is the pure gold of this channel!

[@brendonthomas2555]

How is this even possible? That was amazing! Safa you have built a trustworthy machine you and your bike are one entity. This really opened my eyes to what's possible on a road bike...

[@megfish9215]

Crazy how the camera man managed to run along this fast, all the whilst keeping the camera uncannily stable. Kudos to that man.

[@lorgerdat]

It’s death to fall at that speed.. scary

[@TUFRIDEGPGT]

This veideo is the most calming video I've watched in a while where someone was doing something crazy. You make this look so damn easy to keep the bike stabalized and running smoothly. I bet you had to change out the bearings after this ride?

[@amochswohntet99]

Whitney is the tallest mountain in the contiguous US btw, and next to it is Death Valley, the lowest elevation point in the US. Sick location.

[@GearZenChannel]

Doing 55+ mph down a mountain on a road bike I had a rear tube blowout. It was a miracle that I didn't crash, which would have been really, really bad. Since then I moderated my speed a bit.

[@martinv.1475]

fyi music name is Joseph Beg - Theta To Delta Meditation

[@SimonVega318]

May both sides of your pillow ever be nice and cold - Thank you!!

[@sata1938]

This should be shown to aliens about us

[@fexploder3281]

This channel greatly inspires me to ride my bike and be able to go over 20 mph, thank you for this very much. Edit: For those wondering, I am still mindful when I am going at such speeds because loosing control and crashing at 20 mph can hurt pretty bad. Especially if you go 65 mph like this, you are pretty much gone if you wipe out or at the very least permanently disabled so please be careful when you are doing this.

[@josephbrown327]

I'm on an exercise bike, and recovering from a double cervical arthroplasty. Thank you for taking us on this beautiful ride 😊

[@ManityDude]

Utterly spectacular, the ambient music fit perfectly. Does anyone know where to find this backing track?

[@santiagoramirez1624]

its called Theta to Delta Meditation by Joseph Beg

[@bennickss]

Damn, I cycle to school on the daily, maxing out at 15-18mph, and THAT feels fast-ish. Can’t imagine how that feels.

[@royalsd]

I’d figure, feels like you’re moving thru everything super fast while everything around you remains slow yet fast. The music describes is pretty well

[@ticklefritz5406]

That was a special one, in one of the magnificent places on this earth. The part that has me scratching my head is the filming, electric motorcycle? No sounds from the filming vehicle but we hear Brian. How you do that? Nice work! I climbed that hill in the morning hoping for 65mph and by the time I headed down, there was a headwind :(

[@mycraven4drums]

He filmed it with a drone. Watch at the end. The guy gives him a fist bump. He has a drone controller in his left hand. It looks like a Dji controller.

[@ticklefritz5406]

@@mycraven4drums Thanks for that. I might have been a better sleuth.

[@Dreww31786]

man this was the perfect blend of relaxing and exciting. very cool

[@p27da]

Amazing ride in an amazing place. And music is something that fascinates and transports you through time. Fabulous!

[@edwoodsnowden]

Have you ever encountered a speed wobble when going this fast? I go down on my carbon bike long descents and always seem to get a speed woblle over a certain speed and this happens on totally different bikes for me? I think it must be the way i sit or I have one leg longer than the other or I get tense and then tense up it seems to happen? Any ideas appreciated.

[@saml1398]

a longer stem fixed this for me! but it changes the reach of course so took a bit of experimenting (& stretching?) to find a good fit again

[@pierrex3226]

oh, yeah, the death wobbles. It's happened on my giant propel, but never on my cannondale supersix. Scary stuff. Good thing, i do 20x more downhills on my cannondale than my giant...

[@justinegalapon_]

how do they filmed it? this is so amazing!

[@BL4K_B4BIES]

the camera man is running behind him of course

[@cricketernahian5019]

@@BL4K_B4BIES hahaha

[@TheCatnipCinema]

There's a driver likely

[@dkis8730]

Probably someone on a motorcycle

[@televison_is_dead]

probably a motorbike with a camera on a gimble

[@benjapolcycling]

5:27 65 mph WOW!! Now i'm curious if you have deeper rear wheel like 50-60mm would it make you go even faster? or the handling will be too sketchy if you got cross-wind so rather stay with shallow wheel...?

[@luketheduke001]

I’m pretty sure the handling would be fine (especially for rear) because he would have such a tiny yaw angel due to the headwind that he’s producing. It looks like his tires are 32c, I think most aero wheels only go up to 28. So maybe he’s using those wheels because he wants wider tires for better grip

[@poisiion]

The whole video was so wholesome, very relaxing combined with the beautiful nature loved it

[@brianluck84]

Safa throwing down more watts down hill then I can at all! What a machine. He's one with the bike!

[@christiansoldier1968]

you could have done 70 mph, but the air drag on your gigantic huevos was just too much. Beautiful video.