Video: Josh Ibbett Bikepacking GBDuro 2020
Self-sufficient, self shot bikepacking race reality
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Finishing the recent 2,000km GBDuro bikepacking race in 7 days, 17 hours, and 44 minutes. Taking in 30,000m of climbing, following the GB Divide route and carrying 8 days of food and kit, Josh also self-filmed as he rode. Take 20 minutes over breakfast and watch as events unfold.
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Inside Josh's win at the 2020 GbDuro, a 1200mile fully self-sufficient bikepacking race the length of the Uk. Starting at Lands End in the south of England the route takes riders through 5 national parks to finish at John O Groats in the north of Scotland. Due to Covid19 the race was fully self-sufficient.
Filmed by Josh and edited by Ryan Le Garrec.
2 comments
That's a great vid. I particularly like the bit where the editing captures the misery and madness of hiding under a bridge in the rain, sleep deprived, needing a crap. The guy is a beast for getting that done in 7 and a bit days. Took me about 2 months on my Remedy. Also appreciate the fully self sufficient ethos they are doing GBduro with now. Respect to all the competitors.
It also shows what a beautifully varied island we live on.
That's a great vid. I particularly like the bit where the editing captures the misery and madness of hiding under a bridge in the rain, sleep deprived, needing a crap. The guy is a beast for getting that done in 7 and a bit days. Took me about 2 months on my Remedy. Also appreciate the fully self sufficient ethos they are doing GBduro with now. Respect to all the competitors.
It also shows what a beautifully varied island we live on.