Jake Lever and Sean from Beagle & Hound join Alex Clements and Max Gawn after the final stage of Titan Forest Patagonia, presented by Zwift. The first take got lost when nobody pressed record, so this is take two.

Jake trained for the trip on Zwift in his runners with flat pedals. He calls it the hardest thing he’s done. He takes us through stage two in full: six crashes in 42km, most of them still clipped in, including the slatted bridge. Sean gets his right of reply on the hip tap, and explains why he dropped Jake two kilometres from the finish when Jake didn’t know the way. Max catches Alex on the last single track, takes the stage in the Stanley Street Social Cup, and says Alex drank all the Coke at the aid station. Also in this one: Jake’s gels turning out to be 50 grams of carbs, not 30, the roadworks Jake called great gravel, and 45 minutes of Jake talking to himself on a camera Sean forgot to turn off.

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Nick from St Cloud, the Fitzroy bike shop owner who built all our Giant Revolts, joins Alex Clements and Max Gawn after stage three of Titan Forest Patagonia, presented by Zwift.

Nick came to Patagonia planning to win, then found out he was racing former Flèche Wallonne winner Dani Moreno. Max rode four hours in a rain jacket and it never rained. Nick explains the Revolt SL range and why he went for 50mm tyres. You’ll also hear how Jake Lever rides Zwift in his runners, whether Tour riders get saddle sores, and how Max made Spanish news with a photo of the Peter Sagan who ignored him for five days.

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Max Gawn punctures in the final single track at Titan Forest Patagonia and tries to run his bike to the line. Ed Langdon joins Alex Clements after stage two, presented by Zwift, as the new leader of the Stanley St. Social Cup.

The Chileans don’t do steady climbs. They go 1%, 8%, 3%, 25%. This stage had a concrete wall at 25%, an aid station halfway up a 15% gravel climb, and a farm-track single track that was no place for a gravel bike. Jake Lever came off six times, once after his front wheel dropped into a gap in a slatted bridge. Then there was the 15km headwind across the valley at 11km/h, where Sean’s hip gave out right as his turn came up. Max ran down part of the single track before taking the car for the last kilometre. That makes him officially a DNF, but he’s third on bunch time in the Stanley Street Social Cup. Max also tells the Titan doco crew why Patagonia is a poor man’s Queenstown, and better for it.

Presented by Zwift. Ed’s training before the Everest was a few Zwift rides at home, and he rates the setup.

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