Rayo. wrote:
I can guarantee that any average speed above 15mph contains some element or elements of cheating. They are incapable on those bikes of riding above this speed as an average. Trust me or ask anyone that knows about biking.
Cheating at what? Are they claiming to be setting a biking speed record or something? Why does it matter how much they're biking vs RVing?
smh
Why didn't any of his 800,000 followers "like" that picture? It seems odd. Kyle looks so hot there that I've made it my wallpaper.
Cyclust wrote:
GPS Expert wrote:You probably complain to RDs when you GPS registers more than the race distance. Google 'GPS accuracy.'
This isn't fractions of a mile we are dealing with here. It's much bigger.
I'm sure Kavinoky will be happy to provide data from his sponsored Garmin Forerunner 235 to back up his running and biking claims as well as providing live video like he says he would. Surely he would have been doing that on the very first day of this run where he says he got injured to document his "historic" journey.
The small segments and small resting times that you guys are citing can and do fall into the inaccuracies of GPS and GPS live trackers.
To think otherwise is idiotic.
And followed be thy name wrote:
Why didn't any of his 800,000 followers "like" that picture? It seems odd. Kyle looks so hot there that I've made it my wallpaper.
You are his only real fan. All the other 799,999 followers are bought on the internet.
https://www.buyrealmarketing.com/buy-twitter-followersThis thread is falling apart. Someone better go find them and get it in river. But even if you do, what's the point? This is a low publicized event and no one seems to give a rats azz anymore.
*get it on video, not in river*
so what? wrote:
Rayo. wrote:I can guarantee that any average speed above 15mph contains some element or elements of cheating. They are incapable on those bikes of riding above this speed as an average. Trust me or ask anyone that knows about biking.
Cheating at what? Are they claiming to be setting a biking speed record or something? Why does it matter how much they're biking vs RVing?
smh
It's basically one guy keeping this thread going. He's already been outed as a troll making up a story about how he called places to verify whether or not these guys were cycling. Another person called and his story didn't hold up.
I fell like we have a mix of Kavinoky shills and regular trolls in this thread now with everybody shooting in a circle not knowing who is who.
Definitely a troll wrote:
Cmon dude wrote:I am unaware of how to get times stamps along the route. When the GPS is active I will periodically watch and record on paper the movement with the duration, distance, and even altitude if it is relevant such as up or down hill runs. I have not taken any screen shots of the data.
If you want to be taken seriously, you need screen shots, video proof, or names of people you talk with. You have provided no credible info.
Most likely you're a troll.
Next time they are riding, you watch their movement, you watch their strategic pauses outside of town, you get the screen shots, you post the screen shots, you do the math calculating their speed, and you will see for yourself and verify everything that I've been saying all along. Good luck with all that.
Basement dweller wrote:
so what? wrote:Cheating at what? Are they claiming to be setting a biking speed record or something? Why does it matter how much they're biking vs RVing?
smh
It's basically one guy keeping this thread going. He's already been outed as a troll making up a story about how he called places to verify whether or not these guys were cycling. Another person called and his story didn't hold up.
The guy check up was not genuine as we fact checked by calling and they were wrong, this was proven a few pages ago. Original claim stands.
GPS Expert wrote:
The small segments and small resting times that you guys are citing can and do fall into the inaccuracies of GPS and GPS live trackers.
To think otherwise is idiotic.
Oh, please. If it was as inaccurate as you so claim, maybe you think the GPS tracker for Dave Reading was wrong, too.
Is Kavinoky taking a rest day today?
Was all that RV driving yesterday to hard on his butt?
Will he drive back tomorrow and start riding the bike where they stopped yesterday?
So many questions.
Judge Judy! wrote:
This is a slow motion train wreck. Kind of fun to watch.
Darren thinks he will get away with this, but he won't.
There is no eyewitness video nor visual evidence proving Kavinoky is riding in the RV. Until that happens, Kavinoky will easily arrive in NY without any physical encounters with members of this website. He will most certainly get away with it.
In the week before or so, Kavinoky will be approaching densely populated areas such as Washington, DC-Baltimore, Greater Philadelphia and the NJ corridor into NYC. Many opportunities for the so-called keyboard army to send one brave soldier on a bicycle armed with a iPhone or Android device to perform actual reconnaissance. This website certainly talks much but does nothing when it comes to boots or wheels on the ground. I have read many of the excuses about how Kavinoky never provides the actual route. You are all smart people here, it's not that hard to figure out. When there is a will, there is a way. Unfortunately, nobody has the motivation to get off their seats and actually get on the roads.
Until then Kavinoky wins, letsrun loses.
Cmon dude wrote:
Definitely a troll wrote:If you want to be taken seriously, you need screen shots, video proof, or names of people you talk with. You have provided no credible info.
Most likely you're a troll.
Next time they are riding, you watch their movement, you watch their strategic pauses outside of town, you get the screen shots, you post the screen shots, you do the math calculating their speed, and you will see for yourself and verify everything that I've been saying all along. Good luck with all that.
No thanks. I have a life.
I've run out of double entendres about this journey.
But I would like a triple entendre with Darren and Kyle, if you catch my drift.
I can guarantee that any average speed above 15mph contains some element or elements of cheating. They are incapable on those bikes of riding above this speed as an average. Trust me or ask anyone that knows about biking.
Judge Wapner wrote:
Judge Judy! wrote:This is a slow motion train wreck. Kind of fun to watch.
Darren thinks he will get away with this, but he won't.
There is no eyewitness video nor visual evidence proving Kavinoky is riding in the RV. Until that happens, Kavinoky will easily arrive in NY without any physical encounters with members of this website. He will most certainly get away with it.
In the week before or so, Kavinoky will be approaching densely populated areas such as Washington, DC-Baltimore, Greater Philadelphia and the NJ corridor into NYC. Many opportunities for the so-called keyboard army to send one brave soldier on a bicycle armed with a iPhone or Android device to perform actual reconnaissance. This website certainly talks much but does nothing when it comes to boots or wheels on the ground. I have read many of the excuses about how Kavinoky never provides the actual route. You are all smart people here, it's not that hard to figure out. When there is a will, there is a way. Unfortunately, nobody has the motivation to get off their seats and actually get on the roads.
Until then Kavinoky wins, letsrun loses.
When someone finally does tail him all day, and he is forced to actually pedal a bike all day, and it turns out he can only maintain 9-10 mph, and then for only 50-60 miles, will you start to question the 90 mile day at 17 mph? Oh yeah, that was the day his GPS conveniently lost contact for most of the day. How about the 120 mile days early in his trip before he had the GPS?
No, I don't have a "smoking gun" to prove he is guilty of riding in the RV, other than doing the math on the times and distances per the GPS. What he claims he is doing is doubtful, very doubtful.
Provider of Sausage wrote:
I've run out of double entendres about this journey.
But I would like a triple entendre with Darren and Kyle, if you catch my drift.
Letsrun seems to be overly concerned about the sexual preferences of Kavinoky and crew instead of trying to catch him cheating on the roads.
Cmon dude wrote:
Judge Wapner wrote:There is no eyewitness video nor visual evidence proving Kavinoky is riding in the RV. Until that happens, Kavinoky will easily arrive in NY without any physical encounters with members of this website. He will most certainly get away with it.
In the week before or so, Kavinoky will be approaching densely populated areas such as Washington, DC-Baltimore, Greater Philadelphia and the NJ corridor into NYC. Many opportunities for the so-called keyboard army to send one brave soldier on a bicycle armed with a iPhone or Android device to perform actual reconnaissance. This website certainly talks much but does nothing when it comes to boots or wheels on the ground. I have read many of the excuses about how Kavinoky never provides the actual route. You are all smart people here, it's not that hard to figure out. When there is a will, there is a way. Unfortunately, nobody has the motivation to get off their seats and actually get on the roads.
Until then Kavinoky wins, letsrun loses.
When someone finally does tail him all day, and he is forced to actually pedal a bike all day, and it turns out he can only maintain 9-10 mph, and then for only 50-60 miles, will you start to question the 90 mile day at 17 mph? Oh yeah, that was the day his GPS conveniently lost contact for most of the day. How about the 120 mile days early in his trip before he had the GPS?
No, I don't have a "smoking gun" to prove he is guilty of riding in the RV, other than doing the math on the times and distances per the GPS. What he claims he is doing is doubtful, very doubtful.
If the general public was just Letsrun, then you would have a point. However, The general public won't comprehend nor take the time to understand bicycle speeds in a day. What they will see and understand is actual video showing evidence of cheating. Until then, letsrun has nothing on Kavinoky.
Oinker wrote:
I think this is where the thread should stop. Come on guys its been 2 months. Just let the cyclist bike across America. I know he said he would run but due to problems I guess he cant. At least he gets to see the scenary and it makes him happy. That is truly what matters. So it didnt go as planned in the beginning but he's still going to go across Our Country. Drop Your Restraints. Just let it go.
Nope. Because he will turn this scam into $$ for himself. That is truly what matters.