Summary of 575km Gravel Epic In One Go?! | Hank Vs Old Chalk Way

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This YouTube video follows Hank Evans as he attempts to cycle 576 kilometers in one go. The video documents his journey as he rides across bumpy terrain and eventually reaches his destination.

• 00:00:00 This YouTube video showcases Hank Evans' attempt to cycle 576 kilometers in one go. Hank Evans is riding a bike with Campagnolo E-car group and KDX Ar-35 wheels.
• 00:05:00 The video follows a cyclist on a gravel ride from London to Salisbury. He is using carbon spokes and ceramic bearings, and is using a 40 millimeter wide Gx gravel tire. He is having trouble with the ride because of the bumpy terrain, and stops for a break. He then rides across a military firing range and reaches his destination, breakfast.
• 00:10:00 This YouTube video follows a cyclist as they ride the 575 kilometer (350 mile) Gravel Epic in one go. The cyclist starts out by saying that the Gravel Epic is now made up of four ridgeways and is known as the Greater Ridgeway. The cyclist goes on to say that the riding has been tough, but they are still making good progress. They reach their destination, Henley on Thames, and wish they could enjoy their dinner in a pub, but they are already tired and will continue riding.
• 00:15:00 The video follows a cyclist on a 575km gravel ride from Norfolk to Cambridge, England. The cyclist describes the ride as "relentless" and "difficult," but enjoyable nonetheless. They finish the ride and celebrate by drinking coffee at a beach.
• 00:20:00 This YouTube video shows a gravel ride from Lime Regis to the North Sea, covering a distance of 575 kilometers in 33 hours. The terrain was relentless, and the weather was not on the rider's side. However, the rider's bike and wheels handled the terrain well.