that just sounds brutal; THE GRIMSEL PASS (in my best nathan explosion voice)... well, if it sounds brutal that's because it is:
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well on the legs at least. this is the grimsel pass, switzerland, and that is patrick seabase of switzerland.
"Averaging speeds of 30-35km per hour over 120 km rides with descents at speeds of 75-80 km per hour, all being done on his own prototype carbon track bike frame with a fixed gear (49/17) ratio. If that was not challenging enough for this inadvertent icon he also rides brake-less."
that's damn fast. and that's a really good looking setup. see more pics and story at cutterskink!
jmik
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(via cuttersink)
well on the legs at least. this is the grimsel pass, switzerland, and that is patrick seabase of switzerland.
"Averaging speeds of 30-35km per hour over 120 km rides with descents at speeds of 75-80 km per hour, all being done on his own prototype carbon track bike frame with a fixed gear (49/17) ratio. If that was not challenging enough for this inadvertent icon he also rides brake-less."
that's damn fast. and that's a really good looking setup. see more pics and story at cutterskink!
jmik
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