Documentary

Video: Fixed Gear Everesting

Kevin Curry

May 14, 2020 — 1 min read

I’ll be honest, Everesting sounds like a nightmare. Everesting on a fixie though, that sounds like straight up hell.

Denver based cyclist Charli Mandel had the insane idea to do the world’s first track bike Everesting last May. At the same time, Charli was in the process of transitioning MtF, as it that wasn’t enough for one person to take on. Charli conquered over 200+ miles, 29,029 feet of elevation gain, 6000 calories and 19 hours in the saddle.

Tory Powers a filmmaker from Boulder, CO made a documentary on the whole endeavor. Amazing stuff.

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