Eagle Eyed Cyclist wrote:
LOL! So now why is he so wet when there isn't even enough rain to form puddles on the ground? Guess it's too hard for them to fake everything correctly.
Let's play a game with them. Darren, as you're reading this, we need fake vomit tomorrow.
Just get can of vegetable soup and throw on the ground and get a photo of you faking being sick.
Think how amazing and awesome your fanboys will think you are, you sad loser.
Darren taught a class at my law school. He was the professor for Douchebag lying attorneys (but I repeat myself, thrice) 101.
Too bad Kavinoky is flying back to LA tomorrow again for a few days for filming. I would suggest instead of throwing up that he gets a bottle of chocolate milk and fakes explosive diarrhea to show how committed he is to the run.
Also, notice that Kyle is missing from Kavinoky's day end video which is VERY unusual since he has been in every single other one. Something must have happened.
Something else interesting today. Notice in Kavinoky's day end video that he has his phone mounted on his handle bars of his bike. Also notice that the GPS tracker app is once again showing the charge level of his phone instead of saying "Empty Battery" like yesterday.
Notice yesterday that Kavinoky did not have his phone mounted on his handle bars in his "hands free" picture. This is when we got those "Empty Battery" statuses on the tracker.
I think this is pretty convincing that Kavinoky intentionally left his phone with the GPS tracker app running in the RV yesterday and the day before.
https://mobile.twitter.com/DarrenKavinoky/status/872225440404033536
https://mobile.twitter.com/DarrenKavinoky/status/871848206413463553
Today (Tues 6-6) I was watching Darren's ride via the UPS tracking and was logging some of their mile splits.
At one point they did a 10 mile stretch at 11.23 mph. The clock time went from 28:39:12 to 29:32:47 and distance from 293.03 to 303.06. 10.03 actual miles. 11.23 mph seems about right for amateur riders on those type of bikes.
Then the next 5 miles the suddenly averaged 14.90 mph. The clock time went from 29:32:47 to 29:52:50 and the distance from 303.06 to 308.04. 4.98 actual miles. 1.6 miles later they stopped at a gas station.
How is it possible that they suddenly can jack up their speed like that?
Yesterday (Mon. 6-5) I was also watching via the GPS tracking and logged a few mile splits. For some reason they would stop before the small towns and the GPS would say "Standing Still". Then their speed would decrease, and then there would be another brief "Standing Still" outside of the town, followed by increased speed. It seems as if they're riding through towns, then jump back in the RV when out of sight.
I'm not sure why I'm so obsessed with this fake trip. Perhaps because I want them busted because of their blatant disregard for the truth. C'mon dudes, come clean. This is a scam.
I think those variations in speed are just due to the combination of hills and headwind.
Only way to verify if they really are jumping in and out of the RV as they approach towns is to get a Delmotie to film on the ground. Hopefully we will have someone close by at one of the stops.
There is just way too many fishy things about this "run" for there not to be blatant cheating.
Someone should message Kavinoky's social media and get him to export the GPX file out of the LocaToWeb site so we can examine in more detail.
Cmon dude wrote:
I'm not sure why I'm so obsessed with this fake trip. Perhaps because I want them busted because of their blatant disregard for the truth. C'mon dudes, come clean. This is a scam.
They are addictive aren't they - these scam trips ! We are all craving another Rob Young style bust.
It's so maddening we can see clear as day it's all a scam, yet his fanboys just don't get it. And as for the media, they are a joke and do no research at all
Addictive wrote:
Cmon dude wrote:I'm not sure why I'm so obsessed with this fake trip. Perhaps because I want them busted because of their blatant disregard for the truth. C'mon dudes, come clean. This is a scam.
They are addictive aren't they - these scam trips ! We are all craving another Rob Young style bust.
It's so maddening we can see clear as day it's all a scam, yet his fanboys just don't get it. And as for the media, they are a joke and do no research at all
Yeah you're right, they are addictive, pity Dave Reading's scam didn't go longer, all we've got now is "he's" wife Terrie to keep us amused and Mr Scam_Watcheroo doing God's work in pursuit of all that's good in the world as he pursues Dave's disqualification from the London Marathon.
Addicted. wrote:
[quote]Addictive wrote:
[quote]Cmon dude wrote:
Yeah you're right, they are addictive, pity Dave Reading's scam didn't go longer, all we've got now is "he's" wife Terrie to keep us amused and Mr Scam_Watcheroo doing God's work in pursuit of all that's good in the world as he pursues Dave's disqualification from the London Marathon.
There must be loads of other scammers, we need to sniff out a few more!
I love it when Terrie throws a hissy fit. I still can't figure out if she's so dumb and knows so little about running that she really does believe he's legit!
I just need Hugh to investigate this one properly.
Don't forget he starts "he's" new run next April!
But re this one, we need the media involved so more people know about him so more chance of boots on the ground
Agree.
Eagle Eyed Cyclist wrote:
I think those variations in speed are just due to the combination of hills and headwind.
Only way to verify if they really are jumping in and out of the RV as they approach towns is to get a Delmotie to film on the ground. Hopefully we will have someone close by at one of the stops.
There is just way too many fishy things about this "run" for there not to be blatant cheating.
Someone should message Kavinoky's social media and get him to export the GPX file out of the LocaToWeb site so we can examine in more detail.
Hahaha forget it. Nobody is going to meet him on the ground. This website is nothing but keyboard commandos who bitch and moan like bitches.
All talk no action wrote:
Eagle Eyed Cyclist wrote:I think those variations in speed are just due to the combination of hills and headwind.
Only way to verify if they really are jumping in and out of the RV as they approach towns is to get a Delmotie to film on the ground. Hopefully we will have someone close by at one of the stops.
There is just way too many fishy things about this "run" for there not to be blatant cheating.
Someone should message Kavinoky's social media and get him to export the GPX file out of the LocaToWeb site so we can examine in more detail.
Hahaha forget it. Nobody is going to meet him on the ground. This website is nothing but keyboard commandos who bitch and moan like bitches.
I'll be there next week if he sticks to his itinerary. I won't say what days or where, but I'll be watching.
Who is it that he's scamming? Sponsors?
polty wrote:
Who is it that he's scamming? Sponsors?
Nobody. There are just a bunch of losers with no life harassing him.
polty wrote:
Who is it that he's scamming? Sponsors?
For starters, the people who gave him that RV and the bikes.
Rapo wrote:
Lol. Imagine waking up to Darren's face two inches from yours with the cheesy, smug, git asking you what your win for the day will be.
My win would be providing him with a sausage, right there and then.
Check out a real runner and what his easy solution was to keep accurate tracking while you're in the public spotlight.
"Kostelnick wore two identical GPS watches (in case one broke) to capture data of his run. In the afternoon, he replaced those with two more GPS watches with fresh batteries."
https://gearjunkie.com/pete-kostelnick-run-across-america-record
If Dave Reading and Darren Kavinoky want to keep all the critics quiet while they're touting their running prowess and trying to raise money, it's very simple.
Oh, and you actually need to RUN if you're RUNNING across America Darren!!!
Darren has 804,000 twitter followers. How many do you have?
At least 15 of them--sometimes as many as 50--like each of his posts. Do you think any of them care what you say?
Well its likely most his twitter followers are computers.
Lead or follow wrote:
Darren has 804,000 twitter followers. How many do you have?
At least 15 of them--sometimes as many as 50--like each of his posts. Do you think any of them care what you say?
You care about what is said enough to post here. Are you one of his followers? Or perhaps are you him?
fall fourteen wrote:
Well its likely most his twitter followers are computers.
Lead or follow wrote:Darren has 804,000 twitter followers. How many do you have?
At least 15 of them--sometimes as many as 50--like each of his posts. Do you think any of them care what you say?