More CX racing drama: Tons muddy slideouts, slowmo, and aerial
12-12-14, 01:46 PM
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More CX racing drama: Tons muddy slideouts, slowmo, and aerial
Maybe you've seen some of the series, maybe not. But, does it have appeal?
So, the question... Should I plan to do it next season? These videos take about 8 hours a week to put together. What would make them better for trainer, motivation, CX evangelism? You guys see a ton. What's next?
So, the question... Should I plan to do it next season? These videos take about 8 hours a week to put together. What would make them better for trainer, motivation, CX evangelism? You guys see a ton. What's next?
12-12-14, 10:09 PM
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Duuuuude... why do you hit the brakes every time you enter the sand?? You're robbing yourself of precious speed!
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12-14-14, 01:42 PM
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So right! I even yell at myself. I need to just go out and bomb through some sand at higher and higher speeds to break the fear. When I see that lip, I get spooked that I'll bury the wheel and endo. Saw some guys do that this week again. I am a wuss, but your criticism is noted.
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So right! I even yell at myself. I need to just go out and bomb through some sand at higher and higher speeds to break the fear. When I see that lip, I get spooked that I'll bury the wheel and endo. Saw some guys do that this week again. I am a wuss, but your criticism is noted.
12-19-14, 05:20 AM
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Looks like awesome fun, great vid! I love the music. Now I must find some funk to listen to at work today.
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Great job on the video! Fun to watch, and I found myself watching a few of them. I score all of our local CX races, and help set up some of the courses. The only racing I get to see is at the finish line, so it is cool to see it from on the bike. And yes, the Master's are a fast bunch!
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