Why does every pro motocross racer cycle?! - The Vegan Cyclist explains ...

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Tyler Pearce, aka The Vegan Cyclist, has spent his whole life racing motocross and is a professional cyclist... In this clip he explains the benefits of cycle for Motocross athletes.
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Tyler Pearce is the Vegan Cyclist, but don't let that put you off... In 4 hours the word vegan didn't even come up once. Tyler is more a content creator, savage on a bicycle, motocross enthusiast and a really cool guys who's lived a hell of a life. His RU-vid channel 'The Vegan Cyclist' is epic and has been built off the back of 8 years of crazy hard work, and thousands of miles on the road.
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@Cody_Hanson 2 года назад

Stoked to see VC on Gypsy Tales! As an enduro guy who also enjoys road biking to stay fit, I’ve been binging this guys content lately and it’s super motivating. I’ve definitely been getting in more rides lately just because of watching his videos.

@chadrides914 2 года назад

Vegan Cyclist really amped me up to ride road bikes for a couple years. Guy is legendary from my perspective.

@shorew3 2 года назад

This guys a pretty chatty one haha not used to J not asking questions and having someone talk. Pretty insightful, enjoyed this one !

@supermalevitality8532 2 года назад

I think for me mtb is really good for conditioning and you really have to be strategic with your gear selection and body position in order to keep flow on trails. For me it helps quite a bit for moto. Mountain bikes are also a great tool to practice balance point wheelies and other slow speed balance drills

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

I ride MTB for 13 years and you don’t have to be strategic on picking gear it just come naturally.Probably choosing a line quickly was the main thing I know will help them in motos.The wheelies are not necessary because it was whole different feel on the balance point on the bike and moto and slow speed balance of track stand was not that necessary on moto if it’s a trials person maybe like 40% it can help.It’s great for conditioning body and stamina and also it can help them to not get burnt out on riding motorcycle and also help them to be more fearless because learning to jump a bike was scary than learning to jump a motorcycle

@g8spikyhair 2 года назад

Banned . Video

@TheChapMX 2 года назад

This one went pretty deep. I enjoyed it so much. Been following the VC for quite awhile and he is awesome. So glad ya'll did this.

@puremxtraining 2 года назад

Appreciate the angle he took as it relates to "why" motocross athletes can benefit from cycling. Breaking up the monotony, and maintaining a cardiovascular base, when not riding, can be expected benefit from any form of endurance training. However, I see many athletes spend hours on the bicycle or in the gym, thinking it will help them on the dirt bike. That is incorrect. The most important form of training will be what you do on the dirt bike, period. The gym and other forms of cross training should never take priority over your work on the bike, nor should they be causing residual fatigue, which takes away from quality practice.

@stevensweet4805 2 года назад

So rad to see this dude on here man!

@motovx171 2 года назад

I’ve been waiting for VC to be on here forever! Definitely going to listen and share

@FlowFinderUSA 2 года назад

I've found the VC back in 2015 when I was getting into 'power meters' for my road bike. Good dude! Yuuuuhhh,

@25Morales25 2 года назад

Ayyyyyyy vegan cyclist!! Never expected this link up lol

@Spencerrathkamp 2 года назад

Coming from someone who has grown up in the motocross industry and is friends with a lot of the top guys nowadays, the road bike and mountain bike is used more as a tool for recovery, rather a tool to gain a ton of fitness. In the offseason, it is used to build a base of aerobic fitness but during season, it is just a tool to recover. Just my two cents.

@MotoPoradniki 2 года назад

I would agree, additionally its relatively cheap, can do it anywhere, allows for exhaustion in longer periods of time and is easy on joints (road, mtb depends where you ride).

@livefreeandshred9818 2 года назад

Agree.

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

Actually it’s a tool to gain ton of fitness if you train that much on a bike you will know how much stamina and leg endurance it gives you like your leg muscles get used to moving on different angle than how much leg movements you got on a motocross like my legs have more freedom and the stamina I get from training my stamina with a bike was just unlimited like riding bike for 2 hours or more and that thing will make you say I can do 30 minute moto

@Spencerrathkamp 2 года назад

@@ROSE-by5su I’m a professional mountain bike racer. I know. But the main use that motocross racers use this for is a low impact activity that allows the body to recover. Mostly.

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

@@Spencerrathkamp didn’t know you ride for Specialized thats nice.But some riders do cycling as part of their training like Ken Roczen I think or Glenn ride bike part of their training and Team Star Yamaha also do cycling.I ride bikes for 14 years I’m 17 now and I ride XC and how much stamina I get on cycling was on another level because I got asthma and the difference it made was so big that’s why I know how much cycling helps them in training also I ride trails. Off the topic but you are a pro so I trained with a good spec bike like got the tan lines of hard work but I have to sell it to help my family because of pandemic and now I’m back into riding again but on a really cheap bike but now I can’t train like how I’m used to be because that bike was just like a wall that biking was not feel the same again I’m not happy riding it.Also should I risk riding my XC bike on Enduro and Downhill track because I’m supposed to do Freeride and Slopestyle kind of riding can’t afford that shit so as a perspective of a pro is it worth it or I should save money

@chadglover_239 2 года назад

VC helps me stay motivated to go peddle for sure . Hope there more to come

@ndegraafndg 2 года назад

I can relate allot, since I cant ride a dirtbike anymore do to my Menieres disease the only thing i do now is cycling. I was a top amateur in Canada years ago but now that Im cycling im in way better shape and know more about my body and what it can handle and for howe long, all because of cycling. Wish i could get back on a dirtbike and prove myself again but unfortunately at this point I cant.

@jonjackson6245 2 года назад

As far as pacing goes, you can do the same thing with running. In the 70's and into the 80's running was the premier conditioning tool for moto. The reason for cycling being used in moto has more to do with trainers being involved in cycling before they got involved in moto than anything else. Swimming is probably even better than cycling for low impact conditioning. There just aren't any trainers in moto that were swimmers...

@bikerdude6119 2 года назад

I run 13 miles 4 times a week for moto lol

@_WatsoBrii94_ 2 года назад

Coming from a biking background but not being a true moto guy/ never raced or even rode on a actual track. I confirm all he’s saying living proof right here. Started off as a soccer kid riding my bike all over for miles either road or woods/trails . Grew up got into football track hockey and bodybuilding.. still having a love passion for bikes of course but not riding nearly as much. Started riding dirt bikes heavily then stopped for a few years. Keeping up with the bodybuilding and wellness . 2018-19 back into riding with the “mass” he was talking about and let me tell you not even 15 mins riding and I’m pumped. I’m no a class but no worm either when it comes to riding capability, does my form need practice work? For sure nothings perfect, ride time increases for sure, but what he said in this video is dead on, you have to dedicated off the bike more to be sufficient on the bike. I’ll never stop lifting weights but I will integrate different diet and training protocols so I can get the best of both worlds. Getting ready to scoop up a nice specialized to get back to roots and hopefully increase stamina conditioning when I hop back on the dirt scooter

@markmtbrider 2 года назад

Love my MTB and playing roadie. RIP 69

@13thJ 2 года назад

I know a couple of pros that ride their bicycles every day and the reason they do it is not because of the massive gains they get from cardio it’s because it’s gruelingly boring it’s a mental grind as well as a physical grind but mainly it’s the mental boredom and staying focused on the pedal pattern and pushing nonstop for a long period of time hopes train your brain to focus through grueling moments

@jackpassfield9141 2 года назад

100% increases your mental strength. That's what I found most out of it. Harder than people think to just keep digging knowing it's only going to keep getting worse.

@gregcavanaugh6259 2 года назад

so who's that fast MXer on a MTB or Road Bike? (I'd probably put money on Tomac....obviously)

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

Depends who train harder

@waylon360 2 года назад

What blows my mind is how many people get run over because they're riding on public roads rather than ones without cars. We have hundreds of miles of dedicated road bike trails here in Houston yet people are constantly being mowed down. Sad.

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

road bike trails?

@waylon360 2 года назад

@@ROSE-by5su yes, the whiteoak bayou trail for example is just one of many.

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

@@waylon360 I mean road bike trails? Like you mean Gravel bike trails like a Firewood road or you mean trails like i never heard of road bike trails

@waylon360 2 года назад

@@ROSE-by5su road bike as in 10 speed style. Can ride mountain bike etc. of course but they're paved. 👍🏻

@jdc8352 2 года назад

Done it way back when. Hate being on the road. Mtb yes. Road, no.

@bikerdude6119 2 года назад

I run 4 half marathons in a week and strength train 1 time or 2 times a week

@anavoll 2 года назад

Get a Scott 29er MTB with front and rear suspension lockout. Pump up the tires to 40psi, way more comfort, and almost as fast as a road bike.

@chasincreationz9364 2 года назад

LOL those two set ups aren’t even in the same realm

@anavoll 2 года назад

@@chasincreationz9364 I do group rides with roadies on my 29er. Just have to work a bit more

@liam2134 2 года назад

@@anavoll I think tyler even says this himself(outside of podcast at least). it is so much more fun to be slightly underbiked, you know like just a little sketch factor. But like also there is something about road bikes that just make riping around on bikes so fun. Maybe it is how connected you can be to the road. Basically anovoll, if you haven't given road bikes yet, don't rule them out.

@anavoll 2 года назад

@@liam2134 Dogma f8 for my roadie. ITs hard to not ride my scott 29er with front and rear lockouts. It make all the difference

@liam2134 2 года назад

@@anavollDo you mean that is what your road bike is or that is what your roadie friends ride? Kind of a smartass comment but it obviously doesn't make all the difference or Pogacar would be riding a mtb too.

@kyletwonine 2 года назад

I’m a big fan of VC but his excitement for this podcast caused the interview to be to much of just him talking. I’m still a huge fan of him and will continue supporting! Yuhhhh

@riderrunco 2 года назад

Vegan a good dude

@craigdally418 2 года назад

Mtb all the way but Road cycling, na! I bought a road bike new over 10 years ago with lycra, speedo, heart rate monitor, the whole shebang. First ride got not even 5km out of town and the pedal unwound itself out and snapped off and manged last thread so couldn't screw back in and while I was in the ditch figuring that out some Bogans hung out of the window of their ute and called me a faggot. Not to mention the fear of death with each passing car and truck. Never ridden since funny enough lol.

@OscarMike128 2 года назад

most amateur moto guys do 4 laps sprints anyway. pace isn't necessarily the case.

@69mjar 2 года назад

That's a really dumb question. It's painfully obvious I thought. Maybe I'm missing something.

@barnescycle 2 года назад

I’m Still a fan , but y’all on here itching the scratch and sucking off the day kinda got me like 🤔

@ridemx323 2 года назад

We need a Meat Cyclist for contrast.

@jrod1076 2 года назад

🤣

@JonnyJetson754 2 года назад

I’ll do it haha

@rodneypurbrick7899 2 года назад

Roadies are too dangerous these days. Car drivers don't care, just look at Nicky Hayden for an example. Stick to mountainbikes i reckon. You can still pace if you do cross country loops.

@ROSE-by5su 2 года назад

Road biking danger depends on country

@rodneypurbrick7899 2 года назад

@@ROSE-by5su yep, also by states and even city here it seems.

@dhbldr 2 года назад

Because it's fun?

@craigmccall7450 2 года назад

Out of saddle climbing. BMX, Road or MTB. Steep enough so you have to stand and climb. Full body misery.

@impactjim 2 года назад

Arterial Fitness!

@Kawiboy 2 года назад

👍 👊😉

@Invertedaviation 2 года назад

🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

@superdave4725 2 года назад

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@djc7039 2 года назад

Why cycle? Cause it only hurts your arse

@joelballard4952 2 года назад

As a normal every day dude, I 100% can’t even wrap my head around a interview with anyone who is “vegan” over any topic any time of day. Will pass on this one. Same goes for anyone claiming to be a feminist, or SJW. No hate. Just 100% not interested in any perspective or anything they have to say.

@kswa-th7vr 2 года назад

Why? Can you only talk to people that think the exact same way as you? I feel pretty sorry for you if so. The word "vegan" wasn't mentioned in this video once by the way, not sure why you're so triggered

@Two-StrokeLife 2 года назад

As a moto guy who worked full time in the cycling industry I HATE Vegans! Then I found VC, he's not your average douchebag. He has fun with it, even being a little self deprecating with his "Vegan Excuses" and never comes off as "that guy". He really shows how an "average guy" can train, suffer and do some amazing things while also maintaining a normal life. No hate but 100% your loss.

@liam2134 2 года назад

I was a purely a mtb rider, and this "The Vegan Cyclist" channel kept showing up in my feed and everytime I saw it, like many people I believe, didn't want to get yelled at that he is better than us and the channel just seemed gross for lack of a better word. For some reason I ended up watch one of his videos, I think I probably didn't even notice what channel it was and just watched it and to an extent fell in love. Tyler is vegan, that is something he is passionate about, but he will say on multiple occasions that he is not there to yell at you about it, it is just something that he is. He once wasn't vegan and understands that you can't force veganism on someone else. The other part of his RU-vid name is cyclist because that is something else he is passionate about. In the podcast they talk about how they seem to gravitate towards other persons that have a passion and tyler has a passion and that is what makes him cool, also he is bold, quirky and goofy but he doesn't seem to care. Basically just trying to say being a vegan doesn't define tyler. I don't think you have to like him but it is definitely worth breaking down you barriers to interests because of labels such as "vegan". Bruh I don't know if I am making sense but I just am trying to convey I wrote The Vegan Cyclist off because of his name and I don't think you should. Ya know, it is worth it to find a better reason to write him off in my opinion.

@kyletwonine 2 года назад

@@Two-StrokeLife totally agree. He doesn’t push the vegan thing at all.

@stringbender247 2 года назад

This is nonsense its about conditioning and endurance not pacing give me a break. This dude loves to hear himself talk Jase couldn't get a word in hardly

@FlowFinderUSA 2 года назад

I think that's because Jase was interested in LISTENING as the host. clearly you're not hearing what the man had to say anyways.

@chrispurdue5762 2 года назад

@@FlowFinderUSA As someone who knew Tyler in person, I'll say I'd agree with David Brian. I absolutely give him props in his road cycling career, but he's kind of coasted through everything else in his life by bsing his way through it.