Pescadero Road Race Haskins Climb 

You guys are very good! If I were cycling with you up those hills my legs would have given out at a long time ago, unfortunatley! Great work!

nice scenery ! i love riding/racing in the forest

The shits goin down!!! Miss my racing days luv it while u can , got my heart rate up and im lying on the couch!!!! Good post

My favorite road race!

I can imagine the pain just by looking at the numbers

@viktorvaldemar What would you expect the first lap of a 70+ mile road race to look like? I had helped to pull back a break just before the climb, and another guy took around 0:37

Love the vids, what software are you using to get your stats up on screen? I've just got a GoPro HD Hero and want to put up some of my stats onto the screen from my Garmin 310XT... Any suggestions?

Inspiring. Good shit man!

Ty for sharing this !

Nice Video, what the camera setup cost ya? I would like to produce some of my races like Tour of Battenkill and Tour of Catskills and who know maybe tour of Dairy Land this year...

Where did you get the telemetry overlay? Did it come with the camera or did you write it? Great vid!

Thanks, I've been watching a few more of these power meter vids and ya, it seems pretty normal for the power to fluctuate like this. Also, I'm sure if ur on a climb by urself it'll be much more steady than in a race group (like in this vid), cuz the groups are always surging.

nice work

Our group rides are chit-chat but the races are usually less talking unless it is a lull for some reason. This climb is the most selective part of the course in this race so we hit is pretty hard, I was pretty much at my VO2 max. I couldn't have talked if I wanted.

I have a 53/39 and usually race with an 11-26. I use an 11-32 for particularly hilly races like Everest Challenge.

I've never used a power meter, but is it normal for it to go up and down so much when the rider seems to be going at a consistent pace?

What is it that shows all that information about your ride? Thanks.

@sweixel Amen, brother. Especially three times. I remember that hazily through the lactic acid fog.

@wojtek1425 The data isn't FROM dashware, it's from my Garmin and my Quarq power meter. It's as accurate as any other data.

Power meter is a Quarq, HR was just with the Garmin.

Are you looking at the speed, the watts, and the grade? I'm pretty sure you're mistaken.

I have some rear mount videos. It took me a while to figure out how to mount it well. Honestly they are usually not very interesting.

@SuperJonathanmunoz Sometimes the garmin farts and records a speed spike. I didn't notice that one or I would have edited it out.

nice video, but where is the racing? it looks like a sunday group ride

@mechBgon The moto official?

what kind of power and heart rate monitor are you using to record your data?

What garmin model were you using? Thanks!

Thanks, unfortunately my legs went out about halfway up the climb the third (final) time.

@ptle The climb in the video looks to be about 600 feet. The data is at connect.garmin.com/activity/37474096

@120psi are you the bicycle trip guy?

fireman8900 - What makes you think it's desirable to keep the same cadence when standing as when sitting?

kk man, really like all your vids... :D

I don't recall. I probably had a 39x26 as my lowest gear at this race.

How did you get the overlay on the vid?

@MrVellasity I use Dashware by Chasecam. I have an article about it on my blog at the website link in my channel.

how or why does your speed go from 13 mph to 35 mph at 5:23?? great vid overall.

como pones eso de la velocidad y tdo eso ?¿

How many miles was the entire climb???

@psulse It was a couple hundred bucks but they are cheaper now.

These guys are fit

How is it dangerous to have a yellow line rule?

You can be going 25 mph while pedalling in the wind and putting out 600 watts and then go the same speed while coasting in a draft.

How much do you weigh because your gross power output is insane.

What gear ratio?

did anyone get smoke by a steel bike.

GPS or data recording glitch... it happens sometimes.

@llamavszombie, thanks

That's the whole climb, it's about a mile and a half.

Pescadero, California

@sweixel yeah, working for my teammate this race.

15mph? thats like...seven camel's right?

Anyone else diggin the orange bike?

An aluminum bike isn't going to slow you down. Plenty of folks in this race are still racing aluminum. I did this race as a 3, and I was fine until the finishing climb up Haskins. Ouch. The course works you pretty good before you get to that point.

That's been me every time I've done this race unfortunately.

Yeah, if you do use one, you'll probably find you're not as consistent as you feel, and there is a different effort output in different gear ratios, especially on climbs.

Where u get the software?

cat 3 averaging 5w/kg? omg

@120psi I said "this climb is too long" to you near the end of the final climb.

honestly do a rear mount on these climbs since I am sure you are breaking fools off and of course I want to watch the pain and suffering I know is going on.

Impossible for the power to fluctuate like this. Not enough precise srm.

@gnr8ionx Dashware

@conejofukador Dashware

Dashware

It's a race, you jockey for position and stick your bike where you can.

Watching it vs. knowing what it feels like = serious cognitive dissonance. (That's me at the front with my teammate behind me.)

5:25 speed......i dont think so!! ahahah

Only for a few minutes. Lol.

Cat 3 crash

4.9 W/kg. AND300-350 avg watts. You are skinny.

Maybe you shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet. I think we know how to pedal our bikes.

Very dangerous to run a race with a yellow line rule in effect. And I notice the official/marshal @ 4:44 failed to beep when he passed. Typical stupid road marshal/official.

Dashware