I always enjoy a good documentary! Lets me see how others enjoy the greatest sport! I would definitely look forward to another one!

Awesome. great video. I will add this ride to my bucket list.

Last year I drove from 9 hours from the bay area and slept in the car to bike onion valley road, all because of this channel. It was amazing. Thanks!

Best video by far!!!!!......Awsome

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

Mattias alou Thank you.

Man this is a great video, maybe I am sick but I really want to climb these mountains!

@RoadBikeCulture

4 жыл бұрын

You are not sick, these mountains want to be climbed, they want to challenge us, make suffer and then reward us with mind-blowing views and epic descents! The people who don't want to ride here are the sick ones! Best Kevin

Please do more of this .maybe 2 or 3 times a year

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

Kerwin Warren thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I'm working on a unique concept for later this year, I'm thinking of filming in the later part of the season so I have more time to edit in the winter.

Thats epic!!!

Love this Kev! I was going to ask midway how you handled the weather variations, but I got my answer to how wild it was at the end... that hill climbing looked massive... as for Manzanar, I’ve driven by it racing my way to Mammoth (or racing to get back home lol), is it always open to the public??

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

CycoWarriorx Hi Cyco, thanks for watching, the climbs are massive but really fun, you should go ride them. Do you live in LA?

@CycoWarriorx

5 жыл бұрын

Road Bike Culture Yes sir... I think I’m gonna plan to do that next time I’m on vacation...

Some freinldly advice for anybody headed out to do these climbs: 1x1 gearing is gonna make it a lot more fun. Think 50x34 chainrings with 11-34 cassette, so 34/34 = 1x1. Also, it can get super windy, so the descents are gonna be more fun with shallow rims and a tight fitting jacket/jersey. In my opinion, Horsheshoe feels harder than Onion Valley. Great video!!!

Wow!! I was just inspired .

Have you done a video on Mix Canyon Road climb?

Do separate videos of each climb

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

Joel Berman I did.

@joelberman5981

5 жыл бұрын

Also it would be great to have stats on the climbs like the col collective. I’d love to know gearing thoughts, how you feel at different stages of the climb, sitting vs standing on each, temperature

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

Joel Berman I’d love to be as good as the col collective. On that ride is was in the 80’s on the valley floor and in the 40’s at the top of the the climbs, and was snowing at night on Mt. Whitney. I rode a 52/36 mid-compact which was nice for climbing but not so good for descending.

Yes, I would like to see more. I really liked the mention of our treatment of our own citizens.

Just got back from "climbing practice" with Nicole.

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

Legion of Weirdos she is going to be a crusher!

I live in the east sf bay man! Was wondering if you had any good recommendations for A beginner to intermediate climbs out here? :)

@RoadBikeCulture

5 жыл бұрын

Horton Papa three bears is a great intermediate ride, as well as old tunnel road. Thanks for watching.

@cyclingboss469

3 жыл бұрын

Google Mix Canyon Road cycling. It is demanding but you can challenge yourself if you are already an intermediate cyclist.

looks interesting until you read someone won a climbing race on one of the hardest climbs in california, on a recumbent, cruzbike.com/blogs/blog/race-report-jason-perez-s-2016-california-triple-crown-victory , so this looks like a child play.

In "Concentration camps" millions were tortured and gassed. Interment Camps 100s of thousands lived and were not abused and had normal lives relative to their interment. It is completely disrespectful to the millions who were murdered to compare Manzanar and other interment camps to a Nazi Concentration Camp. Yes it did suck for the Japanese interned in these camps but comparing these camps to a true concentration camp has be be one of the worse comparisons out there! I have been to true Concentration camps and Manzanar and they have two completely different outcomes. Your comparison is a bottom feeders tactic to make yourself feel superior and an excuse to rewrite history. Next time just stick to the topic of cycling because that is why people come to your channel anyway!