i guess im randomly asking but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow lost the account password. I would love any tricks you can give me!
This video perfectly encapsulates the different phases of a bike ride: Warming up (not taking it seriously), Feeling good (picking up the pace), getting dropped 3:06 (self explanatory), goofing off 4:30 ( also self explanatory), getting dropped again 7:12 (Singing to stay motivated), and just enjoying the road! Great video!
*Looked at a lot of options for getting my **Latest.Bike** . Great find in SAVA. Super light, nice components, really good value as it comes with many options only found in much higher priced bikes.*
I just got to meet him recently and talked with him about racing and other things as well. He is really cool to hang out and chat with at local race. He is a great person and really happy i got a chance to meet him.
These videos are amazing. Hats off to all the effort that goes into making them. TJ seems like a super chill guy. Drinking game: Take a shot every time you hear the word "man" or "bro" ^_^
Safety hardware glasses for the win! That was the surprise winner for this last winter season! More durable than high end cycling sunnies at 1/15 the cost.
As a filmmaker and an occasional bicycle rider, I love this series. I have to ask, what is your mic setup? The audio is always so clean with zero rub which has got to be hard to accomplish considering how active the talent is. Please share. Thank you!
Cane Creek make good dummy hoods, I had them on my old track bike which I converted to a commuter. I recommend them if you don't wanna have dummy breaks
Evan Pipta TJ was actually using my handlebars and hoods which was a last second thing. We weren’t aware his bike didn’t have hoods/brakes, so I just used his handlebars. As for bullhorns, I used those when I first started riding, but they limit you a lot once you start racing. Not too many bar positions, and you can’t get low enough for proper cornering. I do miss them for how comfy they are though- definitely a good handlebar to climb on 👍
Just a reminder: don't do this unless you know what you are doing! And I'm not even talking about descending, which is understandable risk. I'm talking about going uphill on a low cadence - if you are unlucky with genetics or your body is not prepared yet, it can have irreversible (and bad) effect on your knees, even after a single ride. You won't be able to ride again in your life!
hi: am I strange? I am a spinner who likes to peddle at 80 to 90 rpm. I can't enjoy a climb if I can't spin too well. I mean I can do a bit less rpm than 80, but 30???????? NO! that is going to wreck one's knees. Am I wrong? ????
This is the chillest best thing I’ve ever seen in my entire life
heck ya brah
i guess im randomly asking but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow lost the account password. I would love any tricks you can give me!
@Bode Lian instablaster :)
This guy should be on a surf board LOL
GOT to get Taylor Phinney on this.
We'd love to get Phinney!
and howes
and Mike Woods
this is a must
My legs are cramping up just watching this. Gotta respect these guys.
This video perfectly encapsulates the different phases of a bike ride: Warming up (not taking it seriously), Feeling good (picking up the pace), getting dropped 3:06 (self explanatory), goofing off 4:30 ( also self explanatory), getting dropped again 7:12 (Singing to stay motivated), and just enjoying the road! Great video!
*Looked at a lot of options for getting my **Latest.Bike** . Great find in SAVA. Super light, nice components, really good value as it comes with many options only found in much higher priced bikes.*
I just got to meet him recently and talked with him about racing and other things as well. He is really cool to hang out and chat with at local race. He is a great person and really happy i got a chance to meet him.
These videos are amazing. Hats off to all the effort that goes into making them. TJ seems like a super chill guy. Drinking game: Take a shot every time you hear the word "man" or "bro" ^_^
I’m loaded haga
godddamn I love this series so much!! Rare fixed quality content, wish it came out more regularly
Thank you! We try to do them quarterly - but may ramp that up. Who'd you wanna see next?
Peter Sagan would be awesome, but he's probably too expensive.
State Bicycle Co. marcel kittel!! Ian Boswell maybe
Anyone + Scott Piercefield
I think you could get Cav when he comes to the USA this year. That guy needs some good press already.
To go from 30 to 200 rpm is very impressive.
12:48 TJ talking about how life is beautiful while I try to safe my life skidding
Would've liked to have seen the rear tyre after that descent!
man.. that scenery is next level..
Always get jealous when we're out on shoots that I'm not riding
TJ is the man. Such a huge source of positivity and inspiration for me. He is 100% worth a follow on insta.
I love this guys golden mane flowing out the back in the wind. This guys a throwback from the 80s.
I Never get tired of watching this episode.
holy shit he is a chill guy! again a really good episode! and hill bombing at 200rpm is CRAZY
Safety hardware glasses for the win! That was the surprise winner for this last winter season! More durable than high end cycling sunnies at 1/15 the cost.
kudos to those who watch til the end :D
can’t beat £2.99 dewalt safety specs
dudes this is like point break on bikes, sweet
Haven't watched this episode in a few years, but damn, it's a good one! T.J., you crack me up dude. 😎🤙
TJ is chill
*chillest
GO TJ!!! Always shooting the good vibes! :))
Love, love, love, can’t wait to watch more of these videos!
this series is a gem!!!
Appreciate the support!
This vid has movie quality footage, unreal. Love the guest too, I guess you could say he's pretty chill.
If I just listened to this and not watch it, I would have thought TJ was a mountain biker lol. Also he's super cool
Rode my bike up many hills today !! Epic watching this video gave me a lot of motivation to go harder on the bike! Thanks gents!
The first one is already hilarious 😂
Every day a new episode comes out is like Christmas.
glad you love it
TJ is THE MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agreed. The chill man.
What a legend, great video.
Sweet blog too brah! ;) This series got me stoked on climbing again!
🙏✌️
Great vid! TJ is the business. And the philosopher...
Mahn, Dood….this interview was eggsalent!
yesss.. realy love this series! keep it up!
than you! make sure to subscribe
Excellent video mate!!! I mean dude, braa. Lol
It really was so inspirational to see this video!!! You both rocked!!!!!
I never thought watching someone do 30 RPM's could be so entertaining
Another great video. I'm not sure about the Lance being, "super chill" and a "cool guy" but to each their own.
As a filmmaker and an occasional bicycle rider, I love this series. I have to ask, what is your mic setup? The audio is always so clean with zero rub which has got to be hard to accomplish considering how active the talent is. Please share. Thank you!
amazingly wholesome ending. keep up the good work!
Ha-ha-ha! TJ had to really carry parts of that interview. TJ was kickin' his BUTT! Awesome.
Been waiting a loooongg time for this! Cheers!
Love this series
thank you! that's why we keep doing them
Love it, love the music
More of this please!
I now want to go ride in Utah!
Baahlls Deep.. brah.
Great clip.
He's pretty chill. Good video
I'm zone 3 going 17mph on flat. Lol. Dammit these interviews are golden.
oh man, that looks like it reallllllllllly reeeaaaallllly hurt!
One thing I learned from watching the intro is we start our rides the exact same way
Superb as always
This is the best thing to happen to youtube
Thanks we love u.
More of these!!!!
LOVE IT!!!!
Great video guys..
Thank you :D
This is great, thank you.
thank YOU for watching!
awesome!!
Super dope video
tj seems like an awesome dude
Really cool
These rides are insane! Do you guys ever take a break or is it a straight shot? Regardless this is impressive , that descent had me nervous tho.
Check out the behind the scenes on our site: www.statebicycle.com/blogs/news/riding-fixed-up-mountains-with-pros-episode-4-zion
What a awesome guy
that descent made nervous. great video
It would be so entertaining to get Sagan on this... seems unlikely, but that would be awesome
Watching you guys is making my knees ache.
Scott had raced the day before and flew straight form San Antonio to Utah. He had his race ratio on, not the smartest move.
Episode 5!! where is it!!??
Best thing ever!
said it before, id be cool if you guys added what gears this guys are runnin on each video
What gear ratio are they on???
For the record TJ is the only Utahn that talks like this
bahahhahahaa - probably right.
I live 5 miles from where he grew up and no one talks like that. It is just a tj thing.
Love the guy, but you gotta have Greg LeMond on that Mt Rushmore!
We'd LOVE to interview LeMond!
whats the best fixed gear ratio for uphills?
What's the gear range?
Cool. One thing I noticed on this, and on another one of these I've watched too, is how still the Pro's bike is underneath them.
Adam Whalley hoods help a ton with leverage. Without them you have to really work with the bike to keep momentum. I’ll have hoods next time though :P
Cane Creek make good dummy hoods, I had them on my old track bike which I converted to a commuter. I recommend them if you don't wanna have dummy breaks
Why not use bullhorns?
Evan Pipta TJ was actually using my handlebars and hoods which was a last second thing. We weren’t aware his bike didn’t have hoods/brakes, so I just used his handlebars. As for bullhorns, I used those when I first started riding, but they limit you a lot once you start racing. Not too many bar positions, and you can’t get low enough for proper cornering. I do miss them for how comfy they are though- definitely a good handlebar to climb on 👍
Scott Piercefield wasn't a criticism, just something I noticed! My bike moves load underneath me, and I've got hoods! (brakes, and 1 gear)
You should do one with svein tuft
TJ Supper COOL!
Just a reminder: don't do this unless you know what you are doing! And I'm not even talking about descending, which is understandable risk. I'm talking about going uphill on a low cadence - if you are unlucky with genetics or your body is not prepared yet, it can have irreversible (and bad) effect on your knees, even after a single ride. You won't be able to ride again in your life!
This is exactly why i rode a 48:22 gear ratio. I live in a place of just hills and my bike would be useless without it.
TJ=chill...
Steel frame vs alloy whats better
Anyone know what brake levers that are being used?
errrr..... can we get some idea what kind of gearing on those two bikes are?
There is a break on TJ bike, or he just dont use it?
Whoever disliked this video by accident should pay more attention to which button they press 😂
gotta get their shit together.
Please let me know what bib shorts Scott is wearing in this vid. Thanks.
TheMegaboyd State Signature bibs. They’re amazing- and 3 years old!
Scott Piercefield Thanks man. Just ordered up some to try them out.
which bikes u ride in this video?
i love Nairvana too
Number of times TJ said “like.” Lol.
Cool cool dude
Riding fixed brakeless down a mountain looks ridiculous. From 12:22 he does almost a minute of looking like he's got ants in his pants.
Nairvana?
This guys literally is Manami-Kun from Yowamushi pedal. I saw the wings ...
BRAHHH
4:37 I was genuinely interested in his reasoning not to like cops
What bike was tj using ?
All Black Undefeated II (was pre-production model)
State Bicycle Co. Cool! I was wondering why the frames looked alike but his had a different logo on the front
Fuggin right!
Missed opportunity not blending in a lil' o' that Smash Mouth. Frickin' copyright police.
ha
hi: am I strange? I am a spinner who likes to peddle at 80 to 90 rpm. I can't enjoy a climb if I can't spin too well. I mean I can do a bit less rpm than 80, but 30???????? NO! that is going to wreck one's knees. Am I wrong? ????
Someone please explain to me the purpose of grinding up these mountains with a fixed gear. Makes my knees hurt watching.