Posted:
#76
It can b done easy in Jan.
$600,000 bet to bike from LA to Vegas in 48 hours: Would you make that bet with your own $$$?
Posted:
#85
You can follow his journey at 48 Hour Bet, which is being updated with his process in real-time. He’s about 24-hours in and apparently he’s “killing it” according to our source on his team. He’s about 170 miles into the 240 mile bike trek.
Posted:
#88
Ummmmm......
Couple of things.............
https://www.48hourbet.com/
first off, when did it change to "Vegas To L.A."? - Hell, even my fat bloated drunken azz could do that!!!
secondly:
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10 bucks to "follow" this farce?!?!?!
Fail, Fail, and more Fail....
Posted:
#95
The reason is likely that the reverse would of killed him and at this point with all the news/media around it, it's in their best interest not to have Dan die en route (and would prolly prefer him to make it in time too.) going LV to LA will be much easier that is for sure.
still, hilarious to watch this play out.
Posted:
#96
Dan wins $1.2 million cycling bet:
https://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/20168-dan-bilzerian-wins-1-2-million-cycling-bet
Posted:
#97
Quote Originally Posted by rainmaker1855:
The reason is likely that the reverse would of killed him and at this point with all the news/media around it, it's in their best interest not to have Dan die en route (and would prolly prefer him to make it in time too.) going LV to LA will be much easier that is for sure.
The reason is likely that the reverse would of killed him and at this point with all the news/media around it, it's in their best interest not to have Dan die en route (and would prolly prefer him to make it in time too.) going LV to LA will be much easier that is for sure.
still, hilarious to watch this play out.
Yep, yep, and yep.....
"Coasting" behind a van on a bike is a lot different than actually "pedaling" uphill......
80% of this guy's "trek" was just coasting downhill. I stand by my original statement.....
NO FU##IN' WAY HE GOES L.A. TO VEGAS!!!!!
I bet I can get some backers, and "redo" this wager. I'll give him until March 31st of 2017, no effin' way he makes this......
Nice job on the bait & switch.....
Posted:
#98
At the beginning of this thread there was no mention of drafting being allowed. What a bunch of czite. On youtube there are videos of guys drafting behind semis going 65 mph and not having to pedal. As a rider since 1990 I feel disgusted that I wasted any time on this when I could be outside riding.
Posted:
#99
There was a stipulation though in the original Instagram post he made that he couldnt get assistance from motorized vehicles. I think the interpretation of that was to say he couldnt be pulled or pushed by one or have a motor on the bike.
Just curious for any riders out there: any sources to check out stats on draft/wind resistance impact on biking? kinda curious to see the stats on how much it reduces resistance etc.
Posted:
#100
Quote Originally Posted by rainmaker1855:
Just curious for any riders out there: any sources to check out stats on draft/wind resistance impact on biking? kinda curious to see the stats on how much it reduces resistance etc.
Drafting in the "peloton" behind other riders, it is 30%. Behind a van, it must be much closer to 50% if not more.
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