Vaibhav Rajamani sets record for greatest distance cycled no hands

Hello everyone, I'm Vaibhav Rajbani and I hold the record title for the greatest distance

cycle, no hands. So ever since I was a kid, I really loved cycling and going to different places and

meeting new people. So one day I browsed through the Guinness World Record website and that's when I came

across the greatest distance cycle with no hands. So I've been training for the past 5 years to break this record and I used to go to

college and also work. The only time that was left for me to train was in the night time

So I would train most of the times from 8pm and it would last up to 3am or 4am

During these 5 years, I started cycling for short distance first. So I used to cycle for 30km and after my base strength was built, I started doing long distance cycling

So I would cycle anywhere from 70km to 100km. And as I was training for this record, another guy ended up breaking the record and set a

new benchmark. So I had to train even more to break this record

So once I started the record, there were a lot of things that were going on in my mind. Like how am I going to do this

How is it going to happen? Will I be able to do this? Will I break the record

The thing is that there were a lot of people who supported me throughout this journey. There were a lot of family and friends who were involved

And there was a lot of pressure to even not let them down because they were so involved in this whole event

And we had also started a crowdfunding campaign to organize this whole event and put it together

But as I started cycling, after like 10km, I got into the flow and I stopped thinking

about all these things. So the hardest mile for me during the attempt was around 140km where I started feeling a

little fatigue in my body and I couldn't really move on further

My legs started shaking and they started hurting. So I kept pushing through and I increased my speed a little more and I kept my hands

on my legs and I just kept pressing them like this to support my legs to keep pedaling and

not stop. The first feeling when I broke the Guinness World Record was I felt relieved

I felt like a lot of pressure that was on me was like going down

All the people that believed in me, all the people that supported me throughout this whole

journey, I had something that I could show to them that I've done it, that I've finally

broken the record. For 151.33km in 7 hours, 18 minutes and 13 seconds with no hands