Taking on L39ION, Lux, and Swift in Tour of America's Dairyland Crit (2 wrecks caught on film)
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2021
- The Boogeyman takes on some of the biggest and fastest teams in the country in the Giro d' Grafton stage of the Tour of America's Dairyland in June. Listen to his breakdown and watch for the unfortunate wrecks about halfway through.
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Nice video!!!
Thanks!!
That second crash was brutal, looked like the guy hit his head and it took a fair amount of impact.
This course looked pretty cool though. Love seeing towns embrace crits like this.
It was a brutal wreck. He was down for a bit. I don't know what became of him, but I hope he's okay!
Why was the speed indicating 8kph before the race had even started?
The kid is just THAT fast broseph.
Haha. For some reason, all of the software that adds overlays seems to have a hard time if someone is just sitting still...
Watch my slip my pedal at the start #pro
Happens to the best of us. Even pros.
Nice video - could you please turn down the pointless wind noise?
Sadly I only caught that after the video was uploaded. Apparently, when I turned it down, I must have only gotten the first clip, not the whole video.
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@@Matt28NJ Yeah?? That sounds awesome! Thanks!