Wahoo Frontiers: Return To Unbound

[@n0twist1]

you cannot not like this guy. chapeau!

[@wesley-eland]

awesome and encouraging video!

[@jeremysweeten2792]

“Win or lose,…it’s got to be fun.” Absolutely. Recently went to a big gravel event…and it was all about making people feel guilty, esp if they were there to race.

[@alexanderdiaz8475]

Great video

[@thomasvoelkner4898]

Great video and perfect explaining of the idea of gravel racing - success is more than the result! 👍🏼❤️

[@fmaguire]

👏👏 We had a gravel ride last night where everyone rode super hard, but we kept the 5 of us together the whole time, rather than our usual attacks/sprints/regroups. It was way more fun riding for the group than riding for ourselves.

[@wahoofitness]

That is awesome!

[@niklaskjellander2755]

These series are epic. Incredible production quality. Can't wait for more!

[@ovrlnd]

Well said all-around. Bravo Wahoo, Ian, and team!

[@daveebert7747]

Ian Boswell is a genuine, authentic person with his priorities in the right place. I share his desire to keep the spirit of gravel pure. Pure fun, pure adventure and a pure challenge

[@fastleopard1]

Great video and perspective

[@gravelpack8536]

Woooo, well done guys love the story telling the characters and editing, brilliant

[@shanew634]

After listening to Ian on the Cycling Podcast covering the TdF and doing a great job, been waiting for this.👏👏

[@CyclingOffToSomewhereIDK]

I should have figured y'all had a youtube channel. Good stuff, this. New subscriber, not so new Wahoo user (Elemnt Bolt, Ticker and Cadence). I got ready to ride this morning and my Elemnt has somethin wrong with the screen, I hope it doesn't croak any time soon. Anyway, Ian.. you're a very strong person and I applaud you

[@manoahlundu3380]

Pretty epic to see how Wahoo has grown 😯, the ambassadors are also just something else😶

[@trukweaz]

well done Boz!

[@lethargic_cow]

Awesome to watch 💙🙏🏼

[@wahoofitness]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@TheTurdFerguson]

If you crossed the finish and gave it you all than that should be more rewarded than the result(paraphrasing), unless you’re using aero bars.

[@pve6041]

I enjoy the sentiment expressed by Ian, but I mean if a sport gains traction, which in turn gains sponsors and potentiel monetary gains for athletes it is inevitable that those who seek to live off the sport will take major races seriously. Multiple aspiring gravel racers have said that the pro peleton in gravel races is extremely competitive and they'll get sworn at if they miss a turn pulling.

[@drewshannon]

I agree. There’s something a bit icky about the “story of Unbound” being told by a former Pro Road Rider who’s only done the race a handful of times, has a huge group of sponsors, and is financially incentivized to win

[@andrewgordon6179]

Wahoo: The term you needed at 3min 6sec is “wife” not “partner to Ian Boswell”

[@obikedog]

Sure - we have fun but - Damn Ian. You won Unbound "without even trying." 4realz? Did you mean to say that? No, that doesn't sound deluded at all!

[@minethegap]

I think what he was saying was that he wasn’t as emotionally invested as he’d been on the road circuit with surprising results. That performance anxiety wasn’t a handicap which it did often is.

[@justins9968]

in short... lets get rid of aero bars in gravel racing

[@jeremysweeten2792]

No it doesn’t matter your color, gender or identity….so why make it an issue?

[@geolocate]

This is what happens when you let roadies take over the gravel scene ha ha ha.

[@1980bundy]

At the end of the day we are a group of people enjoying riding the bike!!❤️