This doesn't make much sense. He ended up doing to himself. He seemed like he came out of the wobble alright at :44. Im sure if he would of kept going ON THE ROAD he would of been fine. Fucked up for stopping, it was only a wobble. Should of just kept at it.
Always the responsibility of the following cyclist to not get close enough so that a change in direction would casuse wheel-wheel contact. And before you say he should've looked (ignorantly) what if the cyclist in front had been avoiding another hazard, like a child had been in the road? Even in a car I'd rather risk clipping my rear nearside as opposed to running someone over. Cycling should really have a test (said from the POV of someone who cycles into work every day the weather permits).
With cycling you know it is a waiting game. You will fall. How , when or what is always a suprise. All you need is 1 second less focus, a littlebit of sand, and there you go. It will hurt. That's why cycling is one of the toughest sports ever.
What bike was it? It looked like it handled the wobble ok, but something else was wrong with the bike (spokes?) I don't understand why the bike collided with the rear axle of the next, but hope you all are ok. Good luck.
Yes, you would know? because you were there right? No, you weren't. You were at home sitting on your arse abusing people on Youtube from the safety of your couch.
If you or any of the other abusive doubters actually own a road bike, get on it and spin in the 53/11, like the guys in the video are, and tell us how fast you go. Assuming you can ride a bike and are fit enough to get to that speed.
Actually only inertia was keeping the front wheel from losing its form, which is exactly what happened when he slowed down, folding over and locking onto the brakes. No front brake applied.
(You'll find "inertia" in the dictionary after "inert" - what people who sit around all day surfing the web and posting abusive comments generally are).
@BondMeisterbond This isn't a hate comment, but I thought inertia was when an object which is still required effort to be moved, eg, the house is inert when you run into it, because the force wasn't enough to overcome friction. please correct me if im wrong.
@ArcaneGear I believe (or at least I used it in the sense of) inertia is an object's resistence to change - either from a constant moving state or, like you said, from rest.
@BondMeisterbond Inertia is the force from an object that was already moving, to keep goin in that movement, in other words to keep doing what it was already doing,
@SkullLikeASecret Third wheel's fault. Couldn't stop or get out of the way because he was in aero position. Notice he goes for the hoods, presumably to slow down or at least veer left, but too late. Group riding on tt extensions is bad news bears. At best it's annoying for everyone else because your reaction times plummet. At worst it's extremely dangerous. I've seen guys hit reflective paint on a tt bike in a group ride and take out almost everyone. It's not safe.
y did he use the front brake at that speed, he should of used the back one, or both. he toppled over cause of that, next time, he should keep his fingers on the back brake handle
I can't see why he crashed at all. Even if the front wheel was damaged, the bike was stable before he decided to go mountain biking. You should never brake on a damaged front wheel (e.g. a flat tyre) because the weight transfer will probably finish it.
Never overlap your front wheel with someone's rear wheel. Rear wheel has the rider's weight on it and always wins. You learn this as a Cat5....I suppose that makes that dude Cat6! :)
Agreed, maybe 24 but not 34 mph. Keep your hands on the controls in a group. We preach it an triathletes complain, but time trial bars are for time trials.
Why are all people on Youtube assholes, he clipped the dude in front and busted his spokes then fell off, simple. Triathletes, roadies and mtb'ers fall off like this all the time, just glad we got to see the video and had a laugh at this one! Grow up with the stupid comments!
See why you don't pace line in tri bars idiot. Stick to your tri bars solo and don't endanger people around you with them. Wonder why you don't see tri bars in the peloton?
Everything always looks slower when filmed. When you are sitting in a chair watching something with no sensation of the speed, you are inclined to think it is slower, but I know for a fact seen as I do filming on a bike myself that this is not always the case.
i really hope that flipping over the bars like that was due to the spokes somehow jamming at the lower speed, and not from mr. dipfuck slamming on his front break after he had already regained control of the bike
@TheFreshPoon They're durable, it was the collision with the skewer/rear stays that cut through the spoke. Not even my custom made 36 spoke wheel would survive that.
Asides from the obvious error of using the aero bars in a pack I think he did remarkably well to keep it upright from that wobble. Shame he hit a bump when he tried a little bit of CXing ;-)
he came around and the guy in front of him slowed down, causing him to half wheel you morons. he kept it up right and moved out of the way to avoid taking any others out, he could've gone down a lot sooner/harder you fuck tards. aero bars in a pace line? not unles you're pulling, but you probably can't see past your ego enough to get that.
Sh*t front wheel, Sh*t bike, Sh*t bike handling, triathlete or not, you don't cross wheels and you don't ride on your aerobars in a bunch. Total fail from this guy. Very lucky not to get much more serious injury/road rash. Glad he didn't take the front rider with him too. Anyhow, I guess he has learnt the lesson now
@Voutch What you said. Why you would use the tribars in that position is a mystery to me, no aero advantage when you're sat behind someone, just added danger points.
@Voutch Shit bike? Dunno...I am impressed that the fork looks like it survived the maelstrom. Man, the last foot of that ride was a very short stop! Lesson learned among friends, glad to see you're OK.
@Voutch Well, not at the BACK of the (small) bunch at any rate -- the aero position is for the lead guy, yeah. Now, not all triathletes ride like this. The ones that learned to ride in cycling races don't ride like this. It's easy to think he learned from this; we all do, whenever we go down -- something went wrong somewhere.
@Voutch well your a stereotypical tosh cyclist. shit bike shit wheels? who gives a shit. i respect people more contesting with bare minimum. on the other hand...aero bars in a group ride? :/
@holkemann I don't think he hit a hole. He broke a couple spokes at the beginning of the accident and as he slowed, the rest of the spokes detensioned and the wheel failed. I believe those popping noises in the beginning are spokes breaking.
Everyone saying he grabbed his brake to hard are missing something here. Breaking four spokes on one side of the wheel meant the wheel was seriously out of round. I've seen wheels like that rotate two or three more times and then lock up in the fork. No brakes necessary. He might not have even touched his brake or the wheel finally bent to the point of no return.
His biggest fail was overlapping his wheel with the guy in front.
@memphisboatcenter Okay, looking again, what I thought was something there was a puff of dust. Or maybe at that point the bad rim hit the forks, or broken spoke or ....
Dude wasn't cut off. He overlapped the wheel in front of him. Cycling 101. Even so it still happens in pro races. A split second of inattention will get the best of you.
why the feck did the downed rider go off on to the dirt, surely would have been easier to come to a halt on the tarmac when he had already held it after the collision!
you know what's wrong ?.. im just 15 yrs old and im at amateur level , never do that again when your pretty sure that the rider in front of you will do a overtake never get too close . and also , never get off the road ... your using a road bike not a mountain bike ..
Ah yes, a typically solitary male triathlete is exhibiting its characteristically poor bike-handling skills outside of its natural habitat and in close quarters with others of its kind. Calamity ensues, predictably.
Never overlap wheels, especially with a group of inexperienced riders.
Never ride a TT bike in a group.
If you get cut off like this (it happens) leap forward onto the guy who cut you off and pull him down with you, being sure he lands on the bottom to cushion you from road rash.
wow, riding in a pace line with aero bars and overlapping wheels.... plus not rotating correctly. He's lucky.
eckca 3 minutes ago
This doesn't make much sense. He ended up doing to himself. He seemed like he came out of the wobble alright at :44. Im sure if he would of kept going ON THE ROAD he would of been fine. Fucked up for stopping, it was only a wobble. Should of just kept at it.
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GoProHDTimelapse 1 day ago 2
NOPE HE TOOK HIS RIGHT HAND OF THE BARS
Ehsker20 2 days ago
why didnt he brake ??
mgx310 3 days ago
This is why you should not paceline ride while using the aero-bars. You just can't get to the brakes fast enough to avoid such an accident.
40datboysha 3 days ago
Always the responsibility of the following cyclist to not get close enough so that a change in direction would casuse wheel-wheel contact. And before you say he should've looked (ignorantly) what if the cyclist in front had been avoiding another hazard, like a child had been in the road? Even in a car I'd rather risk clipping my rear nearside as opposed to running someone over. Cycling should really have a test (said from the POV of someone who cycles into work every day the weather permits).
Slaeowaffle 4 days ago
dont use aerobar when you are in line ur stupid
viewgujaba 5 days ago
With cycling you know it is a waiting game. You will fall. How , when or what is always a suprise. All you need is 1 second less focus, a littlebit of sand, and there you go. It will hurt. That's why cycling is one of the toughest sports ever.
JordiSmulders 6 days ago
@JordiSmulders Just make sure you're wearing a helmet.
alexandergosselin 5 days ago
this video shows the worst mistakes on a bike - overlapping wheels, braking, and using the rear brake.
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thejuncopartner 1 week ago
nice save but that tri geek is a tool that i would never ride with after this
122ffsdd 1 week ago
Ca't sit on someone's wheel on the aerobars. It's asking for trouble. Bad luck though.
strippzy 1 week ago
why didnt he fall? i wished he did.
DonnieDudeDarnit 1 week ago
tee hee, schadenfreude
Neilhuny 1 week ago
Is it wrong that I laughed? Glad he was relatively unhurt.
wheelygd 1 week ago
ha ha ha
wan2bvader 1 week ago
What bike was it? It looked like it handled the wobble ok, but something else was wrong with the bike (spokes?) I don't understand why the bike collided with the rear axle of the next, but hope you all are ok. Good luck.
stopglobalswarming 2 weeks ago
Loll! Thats why you don't cross wheels and dont ride TT bars in a group. Plus the guy has the reflexes of a grandma.
tucnasam 2 weeks ago
It was the guy's own fault, he rode straight into the ass end of the other guy because he was in aero position and couldn't brake.
spentfromnz 3 weeks ago
Hey Billy did you remember to tighten the hub?...tighten? what for....
scootosan 3 weeks ago
@FuckTheLawNiggas
Yawn.
Yes, you would know? because you were there right? No, you weren't. You were at home sitting on your arse abusing people on Youtube from the safety of your couch.
If you or any of the other abusive doubters actually own a road bike, get on it and spin in the 53/11, like the guys in the video are, and tell us how fast you go. Assuming you can ride a bike and are fit enough to get to that speed.
BondMeisterbond 3 weeks ago
@BondMeisterbond sorry go back to your sunday rides you streak of piss
FuckTheLawNiggas 3 weeks ago
@FuckTheLawNiggas
It was a Tuesday
BondMeisterbond 3 weeks ago
No reason to be in the aero bars when in a pace line. Dipshits.
SkullLikeASecret 3 weeks ago
The kook second in line caused it. Love the endo at the end. Grab some more front brake dipshit.
SkullLikeASecret 3 weeks ago
@SkullLikeASecret
Actually only inertia was keeping the front wheel from losing its form, which is exactly what happened when he slowed down, folding over and locking onto the brakes. No front brake applied.
(You'll find "inertia" in the dictionary after "inert" - what people who sit around all day surfing the web and posting abusive comments generally are).
BondMeisterbond 3 weeks ago 29
@BondMeisterbond Doesn't look from the video that the wheel folded over dipshit.
SkullLikeASecret 3 weeks ago
@BondMeisterbond This isn't a hate comment, but I thought inertia was when an object which is still required effort to be moved, eg, the house is inert when you run into it, because the force wasn't enough to overcome friction. please correct me if im wrong.
Nice video, felt sorry for the guy though...
ArcaneGear 2 weeks ago
@ArcaneGear Momentum is the tendency of an object in motion to stay in motion. inertia is resistance to motion of a stationary mass.
stopglobalswarming 2 weeks ago
@ArcaneGear I believe (or at least I used it in the sense of) inertia is an object's resistence to change - either from a constant moving state or, like you said, from rest.
BondMeisterbond 1 week ago
@BondMeisterbond Inertia is the force from an object that was already moving, to keep goin in that movement, in other words to keep doing what it was already doing,
elinfiernoentusojos 1 week ago
@elinfiernoentusojos it also is what mantains an inert object, in that position, "the house is inert", so is gonna keep that way..
elinfiernoentusojos 1 week ago
@SkullLikeASecret Third wheel's fault. Couldn't stop or get out of the way because he was in aero position. Notice he goes for the hoods, presumably to slow down or at least veer left, but too late. Group riding on tt extensions is bad news bears. At best it's annoying for everyone else because your reaction times plummet. At worst it's extremely dangerous. I've seen guys hit reflective paint on a tt bike in a group ride and take out almost everyone. It's not safe.
bottasegreta 3 weeks ago
@SkullLikeASecret The 3rd rider caused it by going too close ya tool. Rider FAIL
MrDemontrigger 4 days ago
ale idiota ja pierdole!
Pawelkoks 3 weeks ago
in fairness the guy in front did swerve out a bit to make the wheels overlap not really his fault
MrMtph 4 weeks ago
y did he use the front brake at that speed, he should of used the back one, or both. he toppled over cause of that, next time, he should keep his fingers on the back brake handle
reiny6474 4 weeks ago
I can't see why he crashed at all. Even if the front wheel was damaged, the bike was stable before he decided to go mountain biking. You should never brake on a damaged front wheel (e.g. a flat tyre) because the weight transfer will probably finish it.
rogerzilla 1 month ago
@rogerzilla Broken spoke and he had his quick release facing forward . When he came in to contact the release was opened and he was doomed !
camlebans 1 month ago
Pretty good bike handling after the cross-over mistake. It made me clinch watching it.
dugfriendly 1 month ago
i'm not a roadie, but a crosscountry cyclist. I have the feeling that that's a wrong approach on a group ride.. correct?
babynavy771 1 month ago
Never overlap your front wheel with someone's rear wheel. Rear wheel has the rider's weight on it and always wins. You learn this as a Cat5....I suppose that makes that dude Cat6! :)
bloodswetandgears 1 month ago
number on rule when cycling in a group.. dont get your wheels crossed up haha, but this guy handled the recovery pretty well
GoPro1997 1 month ago 2
oh dear.. yes and 53-11 is pretty easy.. can you do that gear from a standstill upto 40mph+?...i can buddy.. you fucking twiglet legged cunt
FuckTheLawNiggas 1 month ago
@FuckTheLawNiggas
Lay off the crack, man. You'll pop a blood vessel
BondMeisterbond 1 month ago 8
@BondMeisterbond lay off the long distance faggot, you look like an white Ethiopian
FuckTheLawNiggas 1 month ago
Looks like his quick release got undone by the guy in front of him, making his wheel "loose". Never ride on the tri bars in a group! Big mistake.
rambetter 1 month ago
fucking pro!! Ida shat myself before dying
HMSDaring1 1 month ago
it was 18 mph by sissy riders
TurkiyeCumhurbaskani 1 month ago
I hate when people ride in aero bars on a group ride. Especially if you can not handle a bike very well.
SpicyDonk 1 month ago
Amateurs
getplaning 1 month ago
Who fn' rides in aerobars during a group ride? And who breaks with their front wheel? Man....
RedRavick 1 month ago
Agreed, maybe 24 but not 34 mph. Keep your hands on the controls in a group. We preach it an triathletes complain, but time trial bars are for time trials.
acanfield87 1 month ago
what an idiot...LOL
vasgeorge 1 month ago
Def NOT doing 34 mph ... the center road hashes are barely moving. I could see 20 mph ... but not 34
Howslifeasadouchebag 1 month ago
@xcman1500 Fuck You, Triathletes are STRONGER BETTER and FASTER!!!
shuffledude100 1 month ago
All that lovely soft grass to land on, and he landed on the last 2 foot of tarmac :(
poolehart 1 month ago 2
Kids, this is why u never cross wheels, stupid crap like this happens.
Faithoper777 1 month ago
neroda,cist brezveze se je prekucno,lah bi cevlje odpel pa se cist normalno ustavil,kr neki
smoljo 2 months ago
i like how everyone gather around like
oooOooo
TheBlitz1 2 months ago
They aren't doing a team time trial or anything...why go so near each other?
TeenTitan131 2 months ago
WoW! Close call!
danestopinan 2 months ago
Half wheeling and in the aerobars...
ChainLineCycle 2 months ago
The number one way to avoid accidents is to reduce your speed... that is every bit as true for bicycles as cars.
But I suspect they understood the risk they were taking, hope he was not injured too badly
psteverific 2 months ago
"almost??" More like....yes, he did crash.
ProudOrange 2 months ago
I was going to say something about how lame this guy is, but it looks like everybody else has it covered.
Mr1FineDay 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos 2
Oh it knocked his quick release off.
This was somewhat amusing the fact that he is still alive.
dahgutone 2 months ago
number one rule, don't overlap wheels...this guy violated. payed the price.
cahurst 2 months ago
Why are all people on Youtube assholes, he clipped the dude in front and busted his spokes then fell off, simple. Triathletes, roadies and mtb'ers fall off like this all the time, just glad we got to see the video and had a laugh at this one! Grow up with the stupid comments!
mbr54321 2 months ago 22
@mbr54321 lol wankers man.. what can you do? :p
GMSamuelRhine 3 weeks ago
lmao. thats some funny shit. love seeing you road hogging cunts bite the big one...
MrHPISS 2 months ago
1) Boutique wheel, few spokes, spokes necessarily overtensioned, big gaps for things to get in between
2) Overlapping -- by more than half a wheel
3) Rider ahead merged left oblivious to riding in tght group
4) Tri bars and no brake there
5) Spokes broke against QR handle
5) Still a good recovery
6) Inability to steer due to unstable front wheel and to changing hand position -- heads for ditch.
8) Attempt to brake on warped front wheel locked the wheel
jsallen1946 2 months ago 11
gotta love those Bikecams
Calikokatspiano 2 months ago
lol
elevajust 3 months ago
See why you don't pace line in tri bars idiot. Stick to your tri bars solo and don't endanger people around you with them. Wonder why you don't see tri bars in the peloton?
idahopainters 3 months ago
oops front brake
Gandalfistheman 3 months ago
Why did he wait so long to unclip ???
Titmawz 3 months ago
what actually broke in the first place?
McL0vable 3 months ago
freakin noob.
more money than sense.
precariousbyte 3 months ago
Errm...back brake?
JamJamOnWheels 3 months ago
Good thing he had that skid lid on
bolloxinator 3 months ago
seriously cowboy bike handling.
lifereguard 3 months ago
it baffles me why people would ride in groups with aerobars on....you wont have any control with tri bikes when sudden situations like that arise
112358132134able 3 months ago
Everything always looks slower when filmed. When you are sitting in a chair watching something with no sensation of the speed, you are inclined to think it is slower, but I know for a fact seen as I do filming on a bike myself that this is not always the case.
Scottism22 3 months ago
Another reason for a real cyclist never to go anywhere near a tri ''athlete''.
0091paddy 3 months ago
With only 8 spokes in them lightweight wheels you can't afford to lose 4 like he did
TungstenKid 3 months ago
another banker with too much money piles in and fucks his bonus...total win!!
Glenn2214 3 months ago
idiot.....on tribars in a pace line....total idiot.
docmarkr 3 months ago
i really hope that flipping over the bars like that was due to the spokes somehow jamming at the lower speed, and not from mr. dipfuck slamming on his front break after he had already regained control of the bike
bandwagonretards 3 months ago
I feel off my bike at 30mph downhill. broke my left leg :L. Lucky tbh.
henry1234134 3 months ago
0:22 LOL OMG HAHAHA!
Georgieisaporgie 3 months ago
Never let this guy on a bike with disc brakes, he'd surely die
iddn 3 months ago
0:15 for the impatient
badmanners411 3 months ago
road bikes are fine untill u hit a bump lol mtb ftw
Cefn 3 months ago
@Bondmeisterbond. OK, if you say so. I'm glad the rider was not seriously hurt. Ride safe
bubbanumbertwo 3 months ago
Excellent opportunity to bust a wheelie.
kidwhoskates 3 months ago 2
Triantelope. Nuff said.
gswarbrick 3 months ago
@TheFreshPoon They're durable, it was the collision with the skewer/rear stays that cut through the spoke. Not even my custom made 36 spoke wheel would survive that.
downfader2 3 months ago
Asides from the obvious error of using the aero bars in a pack I think he did remarkably well to keep it upright from that wobble. Shame he hit a bump when he tried a little bit of CXing ;-)
SkrzypczykBass 3 months ago
Dude needs a 20mm through axle...
Unclefeet 3 months ago
In all seriousness this does demonstrate that training on straight-pull, low count wheels is probably a waste of money.
Freddylot 3 months ago
That was a great dismount!
gauchey1980 3 months ago
he came around and the guy in front of him slowed down, causing him to half wheel you morons. he kept it up right and moved out of the way to avoid taking any others out, he could've gone down a lot sooner/harder you fuck tards. aero bars in a pace line? not unles you're pulling, but you probably can't see past your ego enough to get that.
dbrawders 3 months ago 4
triathletes thats what you get for running sleeveless... at least he had sunnies on the inside of his straps ;)
porsche1314 3 months ago
If that was 34mph I'll eat a bug. Looks like the lead guy was in the small chainring.
bubbanumbertwo 3 months ago 2
@bubbanumbertwo
Down hill. Big chain ring. 34mph.
Eat a bug.
BondMeisterbond 3 months ago 22
@BondMeisterbond You're still a triathlete
Ceramixmaster 3 months ago
@BondMeisterbond in many parts of the world, people enjoy eating bugs.
redtail5 3 months ago
@BondMeisterbond shut up asshole...my grandma wheelchair can go faster
PAKETEMON 1 month ago
@bubbanumbertwo he was definitely in the big ring but tt bars in a bunch is asking for trouble
Testedecazzo 3 months ago
@bubbanumbertwo Watch the video around 1min in. You can see the chain whipping off the big ring by the crank.
downfader2 3 months ago
@bubbanumbertwo he's obviously in the big ring, maybe go get your eyes checked...
bobbychullo 3 months ago
thats what he gets for being in aero drafting! Douche bag
ctate28027 3 months ago
Sh*t front wheel, Sh*t bike, Sh*t bike handling, triathlete or not, you don't cross wheels and you don't ride on your aerobars in a bunch. Total fail from this guy. Very lucky not to get much more serious injury/road rash. Glad he didn't take the front rider with him too. Anyhow, I guess he has learnt the lesson now
Voutch 3 months ago 51
@Voutch
Shit bike?
BondMeisterbond 3 months ago
@Voutch good brakes though!
ao8958 3 months ago
@Voutch What you said. Why you would use the tribars in that position is a mystery to me, no aero advantage when you're sat behind someone, just added danger points.
skidcheekvideos 3 months ago
@Voutch Shit bike? Dunno...I am impressed that the fork looks like it survived the maelstrom. Man, the last foot of that ride was a very short stop! Lesson learned among friends, glad to see you're OK.
campy9sp 3 months ago 2
@Voutch Shit bike? Shit wheel?
koko56 2 months ago
@Voutch Well, not at the BACK of the (small) bunch at any rate -- the aero position is for the lead guy, yeah. Now, not all triathletes ride like this. The ones that learned to ride in cycling races don't ride like this. It's easy to think he learned from this; we all do, whenever we go down -- something went wrong somewhere.
innismor11 1 month ago
@Voutch well your a stereotypical tosh cyclist. shit bike shit wheels? who gives a shit. i respect people more contesting with bare minimum. on the other hand...aero bars in a group ride? :/
joshor123 1 month ago
fucking triathletes
xcman1500 3 months ago 47
@xcman1500 not all triathletes are morons like him you dumb. It seems that you are jealous...
vasgeorge 1 month ago
looks flexy
Sheepo5669 3 months ago
I have to say. Even though he fell, he was very lucky. If it wasn't for that last hole or what effed his bike up, he would have made it.
holkemann 3 months ago
@holkemann I don't think he hit a hole. He broke a couple spokes at the beginning of the accident and as he slowed, the rest of the spokes detensioned and the wheel failed. I believe those popping noises in the beginning are spokes breaking.
Sheepo5669 3 months ago
Where do these stereotypes come from, where?!?! :)
firsthippy 3 months ago
Fucking triathletes.
SleeplessMThruS 3 months ago 6
If he had socks on he would have realised not to overlap wheels
beachmonkey1990 3 months ago 5
I forgot why most cyclist's don't want aero bars in their group rides...funny clip. Nice save, could have been bad!
acuracpe 3 months ago
Everyone saying he grabbed his brake to hard are missing something here. Breaking four spokes on one side of the wheel meant the wheel was seriously out of round. I've seen wheels like that rotate two or three more times and then lock up in the fork. No brakes necessary. He might not have even touched his brake or the wheel finally bent to the point of no return.
His biggest fail was overlapping his wheel with the guy in front.
dgcasey0325 3 months ago
Never jump on the front brakes when you are on dirt!
schneiderrd1 3 months ago
the fuck you mean almost?
TheNeonTide 3 months ago 2
What a triASSalete.
rankinesoccer16 3 months ago
@rankinesoccer16 how does the accident have anything to do with this guy being a triathlete or not?
86001sean 3 months ago
half wheelin Tri Jits ..... Not to mention dont these guys wear socks ????
mackaliscious 3 months ago
@mackaliscious Socks weigh them down too much.
Albinus81 3 months ago 2
lucky he was able to lose as much speed as he did before dropping.
Chriznak 3 months ago
Cyclists being hurt = funny ;)
kinetic74 3 months ago
Frigging don't half wheel people aero bar Rtard
flyinoctopi 3 months ago
Looked like he had it controlled, then he hit sand!
gttim 3 months ago
Moron + aero bars + paceline = crash
morganandriulli 3 months ago
Not sure why he went off the road, but the CRASH was due to hitting something on the shoulder, in the gravel!
MrMicrogravity 3 months ago
@MrMicrogravity Nah, looks like he broke a spoke or a few.
yamancool63 3 months ago
@MrMicrogravity I say FALSE, HE went OTB because he grabbed front break on a trashed wheel.
memphisboatcenter 3 months ago 2
@memphisboatcenter Okay, looking again, what I thought was something there was a puff of dust. Or maybe at that point the bad rim hit the forks, or broken spoke or ....
MrMicrogravity 3 months ago
Dude wasn't cut off. He overlapped the wheel in front of him. Cycling 101. Even so it still happens in pro races. A split second of inattention will get the best of you.
decryption69 3 months ago
Moral of the story is: If you are in a group, stay out of the aerobars. If you are in the aerobars, stay out of the group. simple.
coachsbr 3 months ago 5
I lold
KittonMittonzz 3 months ago
@uhohitsslowchrome Go fuck yourself, fatass.
NerdyCanadian 3 months ago
let's hear it for panic grab of the front brake! FTW!
mtbmed 3 months ago
failobars
micahengs 3 months ago
hey check my channel for a bike crash montage :)
alpenroseboys 3 months ago
Ouch!!!
gplayer01 3 months ago
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Cruciat112 3 months ago
If he would have the hands on the brakes - this had never happend!
piti235 3 months ago
what an IDIOT
trevortheterrorist 3 months ago
Safe safe safe OWWWWW FLIP
TehRoadRunner43 3 months ago
why the feck did the downed rider go off on to the dirt, surely would have been easier to come to a halt on the tarmac when he had already held it after the collision!
good comedy crash at the end though...lol
ynotnilknarf39 3 months ago
NEVER ride in the arrow bars when riding close in a group. NEVER!
mtxandy 4 months ago
you know what's wrong ?.. im just 15 yrs old and im at amateur level , never do that again when your pretty sure that the rider in front of you will do a overtake never get too close . and also , never get off the road ... your using a road bike not a mountain bike ..
lhequatro 4 months ago
LMAO!!
TheBellluna 4 months ago
Did he just brake using the left brake? at the end?
RedSon275 4 months ago
@RedSon275 totally. GAH!
mollieie 3 months ago
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eat shit you fred
cartwright420able 4 months ago
broken spokes?
superfisto 4 months ago
Ah yes, a typically solitary male triathlete is exhibiting its characteristically poor bike-handling skills outside of its natural habitat and in close quarters with others of its kind. Calamity ensues, predictably.
bookterp 4 months ago 5
Never overlap wheels, especially with a group of inexperienced riders.
Never ride a TT bike in a group.
If you get cut off like this (it happens) leap forward onto the guy who cut you off and pull him down with you, being sure he lands on the bottom to cushion you from road rash.
Always ride on wheels with at least 28 spokes.
GL0BEmaster 4 months ago 30
GL0BEmaster
Oh gawd, finally someone with an understanding of what actually happened... and a sense of humour.
15 points.
BondMeisterbond 4 months ago 14