A couple of observations: Why are American Enduros so tight and slow? What a grind! Doesn’t look fun at all! Just tedious. Certainly takes some skill to do it quickly however. Also what’s up with the speed on the GPS? Shows 7 mph even when you fell and weren’t moving. Camera picture quality is excellent. Congrats on the event. I couldn’t finish it…I’d be pissed beyond belief at the trail and lose my mind! 😂😂
Good observations, we are specialists in the ways of Tree-Jitsu over here at the east coast enduros. I think the speed doesn't drop to 0 because I was moving so fast to get back on the bike 🦾💨
@@buttfarmfilms3620 I think I understand why we send the guys from GNCC and WORCS to race the ISDE. There's absolutely no way an East Coast Enduro specialist is going to be competitive in a European style Enduro GP.
@@Dashriprock4 And there is no way you guys would be competitive in an East Coast Enduro. There's also no way a Moto GP rider would be competitive in East Coast Enduro. There's also no way an East Coast Enduro rider would be competitive in water polo. Who cares?? And what is your point? The level of precision required to ride through trees at speed AND deal with all the jumps/log overs/rocks/elevation change that an Enduro GP has is crazy. The camera man's speed is relative to his skill level. The pros go through these sections at warp speed. I'd suspect the camera man had just as much fun at his pace as the pros do at theirs.
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How many sections are there? How many miles was this one?
@@clarissacherry6725 C and B riders typically do 4/5, A riders and pros do all 6. Every section can be 4-10 miles
A couple of observations: Why are American Enduros so tight and slow? What a grind! Doesn’t look fun at all! Just tedious. Certainly takes some skill to do it quickly however. Also what’s up with the speed on the GPS? Shows 7 mph even when you fell and weren’t moving. Camera picture quality is excellent. Congrats on the event. I couldn’t finish it…I’d be pissed beyond belief at the trail and lose my mind! 😂😂
Good observations, we are specialists in the ways of Tree-Jitsu over here at the east coast enduros. I think the speed doesn't drop to 0 because I was moving so fast to get back on the bike 🦾💨
@@buttfarmfilms3620 I think I understand why we send the guys from GNCC and WORCS to race the ISDE. There's absolutely no way an East Coast Enduro specialist is going to be competitive in a European style Enduro GP.
Don't knock it unless you've tried it.
@@williamcrotts7054 I knock gay sex but I haven't tried it. 😁 Seriously.. That trail just doesn't look fun, but y'all have at it and enjoy. 👍💪
@@Dashriprock4 And there is no way you guys would be competitive in an East Coast Enduro. There's also no way a Moto GP rider would be competitive in East Coast Enduro. There's also no way an East Coast Enduro rider would be competitive in water polo.
Who cares?? And what is your point? The level of precision required to ride through trees at speed AND deal with all the jumps/log overs/rocks/elevation change that an Enduro GP has is crazy.
The camera man's speed is relative to his skill level. The pros go through these sections at warp speed.
I'd suspect the camera man had just as much fun at his pace as the pros do at theirs.
That is an OPEN trail there son...The pros consider this a highway...