Can someone keep an eye on this guy (run across America)

Thanks. I screen-shotted it in case they delete it from twitter. Why doesn't it have any likes? Doesn't he have like 800,000 followers?

http://i.imgur.com/y9Kmn7f.png

My theory: It looks like Darren drugged Kyle, convinced him to take his shirt off, and then offered a back rub. There may have been some "self-propulsion" by Darren, but we don't have any firm or hard evidence to prove it.

Biking Questions wrote:

How do you get a time stamp? I only see the distance altitude and speed when I mouse over, but not time. The battery usually says zero so I wonder if any of it is really correct.

You won't be able to get a live timestamp from the arrows. The only way is to watch the time live or ask one of Darren's shills on here to post the GPX file from the LocaToWeb log in interface.

I see our bike rders stopped for lunch on the outskirts of Nashville at a place called The Loveless Barn.

Zoom in on the tracking map. I have a question. If they're riding bicycles and NOT riding in the RV, why would they have used the cloverleaf ramp when turning around?

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Maybe they put car directions instead of bike directions into Kavinoky's handlebar mounted phone.

Cmon dude wrote:

I see our bike rders stopped for lunch on the outskirts of Nashville at a place called The Loveless Barn.

Zoom in on the tracking map. I have a question. If they're riding bicycles and NOT riding in the RV, why would they have used the cloverleaf ramp when turning around?

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And I am still wondering why they avoided Memphis.

From Little Rock, AR to Pasquo, TN (where the Loveless Cafe is) is 360 miles for bicycles according to google.

It took them (Mile 761- Mile 318) 443 miles. That is 83 miles more. Doesn't make any sense. Not to mention that they missed the great Big River Crossing , Beale Street, Graceland and the wonderful Greenline which would have been a great way of cycling out of Memphis.

Markus wrote:

Cmon dude wrote:

I see our bike rders stopped for lunch on the outskirts of Nashville at a place called The Loveless Barn.

Zoom in on the tracking map. I have a question. If they're riding bicycles and NOT riding in the RV, why would they have used the cloverleaf ramp when turning around?

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And I am still wondering why they avoided Memphis.

From Little Rock, AR to Pasquo, TN (where the Loveless Cafe is) is 360 miles for bicycles according to google.

It took them (Mile 761- Mile 318) 443 miles. That is 83 miles more. Doesn't make any sense. Not to mention that they missed the great Big River Crossing , Beale Street, Graceland and the wonderful Greenline which would have been a great way of cycling out of Memphis.

If they didn't visit the birthplace of Elvis in Tupelo, it is highly doubtful that they would have visited Graceland. How could they not have paid homage to The King.

Now I'm all shook up.

Now I'm all shook up.

I'm all shook up Uh huh ohh yeah, yeah! Well bless my soul What's wrong with me? I'm itching like a man on a fuzzy tree My friends say I'm acting wild as a bug I'm in love I'm all shook up Uh huh ohh yeah, yeah! Well my hands are shaky and my knees are weak I can't seem to stand on my own two feet Now who do you thank when you have such luck? I'm in love I'm all shook up Uh huh ohh yeah, yeah! Well please don't ask me what's on my mind I'm a little mixed up, but I'm feeling fine When I'm near the girl that I love best My heart beats so and it scares me to death! She touched my hand what a chill I got Her lips are like a volcano that's hot I'm proud to say she's my buttercup I'm in love I'm all shook up Uh huh ohh yeah, yeah! I'm in love I'm all shook up Uh huh ohh yeah, yeah, yeah! Uh huh ohh, ohh, yeah, yeah! I'm all shook up!

Markus wrote:

Cmon dude wrote:

I see our bike rders stopped for lunch on the outskirts of Nashville at a place called The Loveless Barn.

Zoom in on the tracking map. I have a question. If they're riding bicycles and NOT riding in the RV, why would they have used the cloverleaf ramp when turning around?

.

And I am still wondering why they avoided Memphis.

From Little Rock, AR to Pasquo, TN (where the Loveless Cafe is) is 360 miles for bicycles according to google.

It took them (Mile 761- Mile 318) 443 miles. That is 83 miles more. Doesn't make any sense. Not to mention that they missed the great Big River Crossing , Beale Street, Graceland and the wonderful Greenline which would have been a great way of cycling out of Memphis.

And despite Kavinoky being in a "populated area", you keyboard commando momma's boys stayed home, again.

Incidentally, the promotional shot for the "Run Across America" is a stock photo that is very clearly from the Australian outback: http://gieent.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/runaccrossamerica-750x297.jpg

If Darren was allegedly anywhere near me, I'd make an attempt to meet up with him and get my win for the day.

I cheat at parkrun wrote:

Incidentally, the promotional shot for the "Run Across America" is a stock photo that is very clearly from the Australian outback:

http://gieent.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/runaccrossamerica-750x297.jpg

Across America, Austria, Australia it's all the same.

Will the real Eagle Eyed Cyclist please stand up please stand up

No guts no glory wrote:

Markus wrote:

And I am still wondering why they avoided Memphis.

From Little Rock, AR to Pasquo, TN (where the Loveless Cafe is) is 360 miles for bicycles according to google.

It took them (Mile 761- Mile 318) 443 miles. That is 83 miles more. Doesn't make any sense. Not to mention that they missed the great Big River Crossing , Beale Street, Graceland and the wonderful Greenline which would have been a great way of cycling out of Memphis.

And despite Kavinoky being in a "populated area", you keyboard commando momma's boys stayed home, again.

Why don't you do it then, tough guy? It Darren's load in your mouth too much to handle?

My win every evening is the latest tweet from Darren:

https://twitter.com/whatsmywin?lang=en

They are hanging out a couple of days in Nashville. Time to connect with these easy riders.

Ozzie9472 wrote:

Sorry what you say proves nothing do you really think that this crew would be dumb enough to connect the GPS watch and ride in an RV?

Also as has been pointed out the timing of tweets does not relate at all to the actual location. You can prepare a tweet in London for example lets say Brighton and post it when you stop for a toilet break in London. Then post a tweet 15 minutes later in Tunbridge Wells and post it in real time, does that mean you travelled 44 kilometers (27 miles) in 15 minutes? No it means you did not tweet at each location!! Show us where the location and time stamps are always done at the same time.

Yes! That's exactly what they are dong! Just as Rob Young did. He had a tracker plus GPS watch both showing he ran through a desert at world record pace for 40 miles, and a load of other mileage on the tracker and watch that was SUPPOSED to be on HIM, but was clearly just the tracker on the RV.

He had a watch riding the RV too, hence why he refused to show cadence and stripped this data off the watch.

He was found and busted by Asher from Lets Run, with the RV going at running pace, with no sign of him.

Often, the driver Dustin would forget to brake on downhill bits and instead of driving at 10 min mile pace he'd suddenly be doing 4 min miles for ages!

Totally impossible for a runner.

Exactly as Darren's tracker is showing.....IMPOSSIBLE data.

No guts no gloryhole wrote:

If Darren was allegedly anywhere near me, I'd make an attempt to meet up with him and get my win for the day.

Well obviously he ISN'T near people on here. America is a big place. People cant just give up work and fly thousands of miles to hunt down a scammer who doesnt even give clear info on where he will be.

Any other tracker I've EVER followed for stuff like this clearly states where they will be IN ADVANCE.

Not this one. I wonder why.

This tracker is NOT transparent. People need to know where he will be, roughly, next Thursday at 3pm, IN ADVANCE.

You have been told this several times

We are in the process of matching up IP addresses to posts on here to Twitter and Facebook posts by him and his team.

He has talked on his own page about wanting to do talks about his "running".

I messaged his page about this but he refused to reply. Just said to "ask the real Darren".

He doesn't reply to any messages on his personal Facebook.

So I posted the question about him doing motivational running talks after this trip on the page and was immediately blocked.

Why are all questions messaged ignored, and if you ask in public you are blocked?

You think this is normal behavior if you have nothing to hide??

He really fancies himself as a public speaker - -

"Darren is a speaker's speaker. He inspires audiences everywhere and constantly gets glowing reviews. He’s described as a "dynamic, polished, inspiring, funny, and most importantly authentic" speaker. Besides his signature keynote, Be The Billboard, he is also asked to speak on topics as varied as media, negotiation, pop culture, branding, and of course, anything having to do with law."

Where is the proof he wants to write a book?

He has mentioned it many times. Like here.

Eagle Eyed Cyclist wrote:

Biking Questions wrote:

How do you get a time stamp? I only see the distance altitude and speed when I mouse over, but not time. The battery usually says zero so I wonder if any of it is really correct.

You won't be able to get a live timestamp from the arrows. The only way is to watch the time live or ask one of Darren's shills on here to post the GPX file from the LocaToWeb log in interface.

I didn't post that. Some troll is using my handle.