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What do you drink during the race?

Nice ride brother

Awesome ride! Will we be seeing you guys at the barbed wire enduro next weekend?

Good job I have a question for you Do you race Ixcr?

Any issues using the Cycra handguards with the Mika Metals handlebars? I was looking get a new set of Cycra CRM probend guards and Mika oversize bars.

Another good run is the gnarly stuff!

Can you do a video were you teach us how to ride fast

You got a new sub here, well done guys.

Awesome riding, I enjoyed the commentary too! Man such gnarly terrain...compounded even more by some septic tank water....ewwww! Funny you guys mentioned Regina chains, I switched to a Regina chain (X-Ring) last year. I had been running Renthal chains and while they have been great as well, it seems like the Regina is even a bit better when it comes to wear resistance and I have had to adjust chain tension far less with the Regina so it has been stretching less as well. Thanks for posting these videos, Ill be sure to watch for new ones as they drop!

I got stuck on that weird double root too lol

Great ride Ryder, your skills are awesome. Also so appreciate how polite you are despite the conditions. If you are having fun at this race, watch out everyone else! Great video as always, really appreciate how much work you guys put in to allow us to participate.

any suspension or tire tips for snowshoe?

Great race! 29:17

You got that RIZ

I was parked right at the corner at the top of the road sitting on the ground!😂😂 did u see me?😂

Wow - that was gnarly! Love the commentary! Great ride!!

Great Riding! Really enjoy your videos. Keep it up!

Fun fact, Snowshoe is situated within the East Coast National Radio Quiet Zone. Just on the other side of the mountain in Greenbank are some massive telescopes. Within Greenbank people can’t even have things like microwaves because it interferes with the telescopes!

love the commentary you guys are doing, great work !

This was a great video. The course looked really challenging. Great riding once again.

This was a fantastic video Ryder!

Ryder, You are absolutely flying through the trails and trees! So much fun to watch you ride. Momentum is clearly your friends getting through some of this stuff!😅

Another sick edit! Were you hitting the kill button on the road straights ??

love your videos . they are a great way to review the track after . you were flying .keep up the great work.🏍👍🏁

This race pays homage to the infamous "Blackwater 💯". It started in the town of Davis, WV and out through the wilds of the area that includes billions of rocks, endless mud, peat bogs, river crossings, big hills, the highway 93 river crossing (which looked like the ATV crowds in Howard's Hole on both days of racing ), the crazy moon rock section, and they were 25 mile laps and usually took around 4hrs+ to finish.

Tell Dad that whole mountain is technically private property and they let the "no pit riding" slide a little bit since where people are staying is so spread out. Also, the mountains make cell service spotty and where Snowshoe is located is actually in a "radio free zone" to eliminate cellular and other electronic interference for the Green Bank Radio Telescope facility that isn't very far away. Worth visiting if you like space and science stuff.

Yes sir Ryder! Great job p.1 is great you have come a long way glad you are doing great one of these days I will have to come out there but first I will have to ask collier if it was worth it😂 he went to that race and raced in the xc2 class he is our local hero down in Arizona

So, some history and trivia for you: The reason that the start is the way it is, and the reason for the gnarliness, is because it is a call-out to the famous (infamous) "Blackwater 100" (gotta look that up) races that were held in Davis WV. decades ago. The Blackwater was known as the absolute most difficult and grueling off-road race in North America. The start was set up on Main Street Davis, thus, there was only room for about 4 riders per row. The race was normally three laps about 30 - 35 miles each and normally took the top riders 3 hours to complete. The promoters of GNCC Snowshoe decided that they wanted to bring back the Blackwater tradition and have the most difficult race of the series. They also decided to emulate the old traditional start set-up.

may i ask ryder when you were going on the road at 18:40 why do you have ur thumb on the killswitch? or is that just muscle memory.

Nice ride - I appreciate the polite “excuse me”. Nice to see someone still using the kill button to keep things from seizing in the WFO sections

Awesome ride! You’re crushin’ it kid!

Great race Ryder

Great job Ryder and i enjoy the footage and coverage with your dad!

The suspension on the bikes now days must feel fantastic! I'm sure your dad remembers the "good ol day's suspension. Great job! Dale

Good ride!

Awesome job!!

Bro is that guy

Great video! The footage was excelent, the commentary was great, the explanation of some things, and the talk about y'alls experience was great! One day I hope too upgrade off of this trail bike to a big bike too, could even be a KTM 125xc and race along side you, probaby behind you and four years older 🤣.

That was pretty insane! Nice job!

Saying thank you and excuse me to every person you pass is a little much. Kinda cringe

A few things! 1. "these are like your home trails" That is why I dont ride with you at your home trails! 2. The course was FUN, um NO WAY IN HELL! That looked like torture 3. Amazing job kid! You have mad skills! And hahah "thats shit water"

Good job

Great ride. Why does it look like you are hitting the kill switch on the pavement at around 18:35 during de-acceleration?

Not much but that roast hurt at rorr you were ripping good job

18:30 why are you hitting the kill switch?

Saw u on racer TV at 12:54 Keep up the videos kid!

Mike what do you have in Ryder front tire? and Ryder how do you like it? Running a tube in the YZX and if I keep riding the rocks as hard as I am flats are going to be part of my rides...

Mike tell us your from NJ without telling us your from NJ LOL It's a free-er world out there once you get out of NJ

Awesome ride Ryder!!

Great riding as always. You should run a Lavalier microphone from your GoPro up to your helmet and commentate during the race. I used to do that on my Yamaha R1 and go ripping around and talk to myself the whole time lol