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Just an FYI. I live in Texas and my house sits at 4000 feet. I have 100 plus miles of single-track right out my front door which offers lots of elevation gain and it’s year round rideable. Franklin Mountains State Park.

Another great interview and more motivation to go further! Patrick, see you in Texas for the Showdown. Super Psyched!

Chris - my friend - you are one inspiring and tough dude - looking forward to our next bikepacking trip!

Listening to this, reinforces why I (and many others) will never come to the USA and participate in any event, or ride my bike for recreation purposes. I recently rode a 2000km ultra through the UK (England, Wales and Scotland) and experienced nothing but courtesy from motorised vehicle drivers and this was a pleasant surprise as the UK is not supposed to be bike friendly!

What a great human!

So glad that Chris made it. I was following his dot & video updates - it was a tough ride!

Thank you for the interview. Really enjoyed watching Chris’s video series on UA-cam and I donated a bit to help his charity on behalf of a great bike shop that helps us riders .. Derailed Bikes, Butte. If others can help please do. My sister also has genetic blindness and I have a 50% chance. What Chris did is so damn impressive!!!

Congrats! Great meeting you two years now on the TD, always water & snacks available all riders.

John is such a solid dude. Love this interview.

That is i prefur offroad riding over road riding

My understanding is the GDMBR, designed by The American Cycling Association, is a MTB route from Banff Canada to Antelope Wells NM. It can be ridden by anyone. The Tour Divide is a race that follows the exact route of the GDMBR. No deviation from the route is allowed. You can ride the GDMBR and make any route changes you desire. Some do to avoid the nasty mud sections. If you’re not racing you can call it whatever you like. A popular UA-cam cyclist, Ryan Van Duzer, is competing in the 2024 Tour Divide. He stated he is starting in Banff. I’m not sure what the guy being interviewed is talking about with the TD starting in Jasper MT.

a big hello to Jay P. a true legend. I would like to know what he thinks of the European EDT route and if he has ever thought of doing it. I hope to do it on July 24th during my holidays. I know it's not a competition but could it become one in the future for your association?

Hey... I had no clue that you're here as well ! :)

Nice interview.. First time I watched anything with Angus is when he and Lachlan biked and filmed their Aussie ride. Nice to hear more from him. I'd love to see more bike packing films with him, Lachy, Lael. Who cares about the "rule" of filming. How do they the organizers or trails expect to showcase the depth of the course, the weather, struggle, triumph and the possibilities of others to push themselves outside of their box.

15:3:49 at least most of the Dogpacking teams will use mid-tails 🤗💕🐕 This is some great content 🖖

Hannah! I really enjoyed listening to your post-AZT/triple crown interview. The favorite comment I heard from a hiker I met when I was following you in the Canyon was, "She looked STRONG and was moving like a horse to water!" Yes, I'm certain they were thinking I looked quite weak in comparison. 😂 I really enjoyed the moments I was able to share with you out there - thanks for pushing me! Here's hoping we cross treads again in the future 🍻 PS You just finished the f'ing triple crown. Tell those cheapos to get you something better than Miller Lite!

Why do you think we don't see more of the guys overseas compete in AZT and COTR? I was just thinking the question when he mentioned he is going to race it!!! Thats super exciting!!!!

I rode this on a 26" mtb pulling a bob trailer back in 2000 from Montana/Canada Border through Wyoming to start of Colorado. It was rough and rugged then. And a bit over a year ago did the Colordo trail and all that reminded me was doing CDT on my old hard tail back in 2000. Thanks for the interview.

Very cool. Alex is one of my old ski racers, and such a damned fine guy. Kudos.

43:38 the go fund me should pay for lawyers to go after the insurance money. Its as though the insurance companies are in cahoots; protect each other from payouts. Fuckers!

34:16 the fact that Jay is not fully compensated for AT LEAST medical costs by insurance is disgusting! It's nothing less than a curruption.

Awesome guest and awesome host!

@1:15:05 Garmin Varia doesn't have the best mounting option if running a saddle or seat bag (seat post height dependent). None the less, an excellent peace of mind tool. Get well soon Jay P

Jay Petervary is always fun to listen to given all of his experience riding bikes & doing ultras. But damn, seeing him in a freaking body cast is tough to see. It’s not so much the neck contraption that’s hard to take … it’s that the guy is wearing a body cast during this interview. Damn! Thankfully, he’s outta that tortuous body cast now and is recovering from getting ran over - literally, dude got ran over from behind by an inattentive / distracted driver. JayP, the only way I’m gonna get the image of you in that damn body cast fully outta my brain is when I see new video of you back on the awesome GDMBR route!

Patrick, your podcast helps get me through many long training rides - thanks for your hard work and passion for the sport! ... ps, your April AZT ITT depart is intriguing... :)

Great interview. Love his passion for his GDMBR bike.

Great interview.

Love Petervary, Love the show. Im racing The Divide 2024. Just subbed.

As a PT for 28 years, I applaud you for this excellent episode that was incredibly relevant! Great job, guys. I hope that a lot of people listen to this episode. We should all be lifelong students of health and fitness! For those who are born with hip problems such as “knock knees” that prevent them from sitting cross legged, it is often best not to try and “fix” that with stretching into external rotation because you can cause more problems than you help. Hip ante-version is bone structure issue from birth, not a muscle tightness issue in the hips. This is an example where seeing a PT at least once in the clinic can be very valuable as the PT can prevent you from doing exercises that work for most people but can be counterproductive for some.

I came across from the podcast (long time listener) to see the stretches. More of this type of thing would be great.

New to the podcasts on apple but I got to say they’re great when I’m on the bike battling up those hills 👍🏻🚵🏼‍♂️

It was great chatting! Happy Winter riding everyone!

Digging the video format, Patrick! Will this be a thing going forward?

First time listener. Good stuff. Look forward to learning lots...

Love the video! Keep up the great work, Patrick! It’s great to put a face with the guests’ names. And check out that badass shirt! 🔥

Great episode! I love this podcast. I love to see the video on UA-cam now. Very cool.