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🇲🇽 Los Ángeles, California 📧: ••• @ventumracing ⛓️ @attaquer ⛓️ @abus_cycling_usa
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Seven days of early mornings, long hours, incredible people, unexpected setbacks, and moments where I questioned whether I’d make it.
I took on this challenge for myself. I wanted to explore my limits, understand what my mind and body were capable of, and see how far I could push myself.
And it was hard. Some days everything came together, others felt like everything was working against me. But that was part of the experience. I wanted to find out what happens when you push yourself into unfamiliar territory, physically and mentally.
I don’t think I’ve fully processed those seven days yet, but I’m glad I saw it through. 💪🏽
13 Oct 2026
We ask a lot from our bikes. Long days, hard days, adventures, and those rides you take when you just need to clear your head.
They’ve taken care of me more times than I can count, so I figured I’d return the favor.
Take care of your bikes. They do a lot for us.
📸: @kirillumrikhin
02 Sep 2026
Sorry about your fall weather ☀️🌊🏝️
06 Nov 2026
Las Vegas, NV. 10/2026 🚴🏽🎰🍸🎲
02 Nov 2026
Red Rock Canyon 🏜️
30 Oct 2026
If there’s one thing I’ve taken away from this experience, it’s this:
Take the chance. Take the risk. Do something that scares you a little.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. Sometimes you just have to go and see what happens.
Push yourself. Get uncomfortable. Make some memories along the way.
I had so much fun doing this challenge and sharing the experience with everyone. Thanks for following along and showing so much love. If anything, I hope I’ve inspired someone to get out there and do something worth telling a story about.
AHHHH AHHHH and that’s all folks! 🫡
See you at the next challenge. 😏
13 Oct 2026
Day 6 / Heatwave 🔥
290 miles left. The heat keeps rising, and the exhaustion is starting to catch up.
Jace, Omar and I head north once more to Montecito. Jace gave us an incredible pull, and somewhere along the way, we made a new friend who hopped into our draft and helped us with the challenge. Pretty cool to see people show up for you along the way.
The ride home was a different story. My left knee started giving me trouble, and the miles weren’t coming as easily anymore.
We made it home, but my mind was already on tomorrow.
10 Oct 2026
DAY 4 / THE DOUBLE CENTURY.
Approaching the middle of the week, I started worrying about whether I was on track to hit 1,002 miles. I knew I needed a big day, so naturally, I decided to ride a double century.
Another trip up north, this time leaving Santa Monica at 3 AM hoping to make it home at a reasonable hour. Met up with @petermolinaa / @dc1of1 in Port Hueneme, and together we made our way to Goleta. Food, fuel, and some fun in Santa Barbara.
Had to take full advantage of Peter and Darian’s draft while I could, split off in Port Hueneme, I was back on my own for the remaining miles.
205 miles later, my legs still felt surprisingly good. Four days of riding and somehow my body was getting used to what I was putting it through.
I finished the day feeling confident about the miles ahead. Things were looking good….
08 Oct 2026
DAY 2 / 3
Day 2 started in the dark again.
Pretty early on I could tell my body was asking for more than I was used to. By the time I got to @_mr.ayala_ place in Carp I had already gone through most of the gels I brought with me, and the fatigue was showing up way earlier than I expected.
And I still had Ojai ahead of me.
At some point I could feel myself getting weak and knew I needed food ASAP. We stopped at a market, grabbed some extra food, and kept moving. I came into the week with a plan, but Day 2 was already showing me how different things felt once the miles started stacking up.
On the way back toward Santa Monica, I knew I needed something more substantial. A burrito stop ended up being exactly what I needed. Some real food, a little time off the bike, and I started coming back around.
179 miles.
Day 3 was exactly what it needed to be. 47 easy miles, a coffee stop, and not much else. Recovery w/ @sophiegoldb
386 down. 616 to go.
07 Oct 2026
BUCKLE UP!
1,002 miles didn’t happen all at once.
Day 1: Santa Monica → PV → Ventura.
160 miles down. 842 to go.
06 Oct 2026
@saulcycles is riding 10 on October 10. In his words:
“I’ve had chapters in life where things got pretty dark, and I know what it feels like to find your way through them. The bike has become a place to challenge myself, clear my head, and remind myself how far I’ve come. Mental health means more to me than I usually talk about, so being able to ride for it and support others makes this challenge meaningful.”
Ten laps is his 10/10. Yours might be two. Every lap funds @didi_hirsch, the people who answer 988. Pick your number and register at the link in bio.
If you or someone you know is struggling, a trained counselor is available anytime by calling or texting 988.
Presented by @wearedomestique with @specialized.santamonica and @goodboybobcoffee
#lacycling #LASucksForCycling #cyclinglosangeles
18 Sep 2026
🔥🔥 BURИ ƎM 🔥🔥
📸: @kirillumrikhin
16 Sep 2026
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