(My guess about the sprinting) `Sprinting into a station that you dont plan to take along stop at is a great way to make some positions from the riders that are slowing.. "This is the only thing Icould come up with"...
one of the best best videos I ve ever seen; from the landscapes to the variation of the tracks, to the competition with the so called: red guy LOL ! amazing !
Hi, wow very inspiring, would you mind sharing your Fat Bikes full specifications also is it a full suspension? I was thinking of getting one myself. Thank you =)
Its a carbon hardtail frame from Ican, 100mm width carbon wheels from China (inc Swissside hubs), Schwalbe Jumbo Jims in 4.8", Lauf Carbonara forks, Carbon seat post and bars, Carbon saddle, X0 AXS drivetrain, Hope X4 and X2 brakes and Powermeter pedals. All up weight - 12.9kg.
I always assume nobody would want to watch videos of my rides. Why would they? Yet I watch videos of other people's ride daily. Such a strange mental hurdle I can't move past. Anyway, cool ride made much cooler on a fatty. Nice.
Respect for the great result mate, especially on such a heavy bike! I believe I saw you pass at the first feed zone and then caught back up to you on the last climb going out of Oberried, where you took a break in the shade. My son saw a similar bike on the Ultra distance, but at least on camera it's tires look a bit narrower: ruclips.net/video/PYZS-2PdllI/видео.htmlsi=Z1N7P4geGue68OAD&t=1448
Yeah, I was completely cooked from the heat! Legs were struggling a bit by then too! Had heat exhaustion at a few gravel events recently, so taking care to not get too hot.
@@Over50sroadie Indeed, the Oberried climb was fully exposed to the sun and quite hot. In general temperatures were almost ideal, I even made good use of a neck warmer on the first descent (and then was too knackered and forgot to take it off)... 😅
Hi there, nice video. Didn't think i would find myself coincidentally in this video. By the way i am the red guy ;)
Oh cool!
(My guess about the sprinting) `Sprinting into a station that you dont plan to take along stop at is a great way to make some positions from the riders that are slowing.. "This is the only thing Icould come up with"...
one of the best best videos I ve ever seen; from the landscapes to the variation of the tracks, to the competition with the so called: red guy LOL ! amazing !
Hi, wow very inspiring, would you mind sharing your Fat Bikes full specifications also is it a full suspension? I was thinking of getting one myself. Thank you =)
Its a carbon hardtail frame from Ican, 100mm width carbon wheels from China (inc Swissside hubs), Schwalbe Jumbo Jims in 4.8", Lauf Carbonara forks, Carbon seat post and bars, Carbon saddle, X0 AXS drivetrain, Hope X4 and X2 brakes and Powermeter pedals. All up weight - 12.9kg.
@@Over50sroadie Thank you very much, I appreciate that you took the time to reply =)
I always assume nobody would want to watch videos of my rides. Why would they? Yet I watch videos of other people's ride daily. Such a strange mental hurdle I can't move past. Anyway, cool ride made much cooler on a fatty. Nice.
Too bad there was not a huge portion of the race on sand or snow
Respect for the great result mate, especially on such a heavy bike! I believe I saw you pass at the first feed zone and then caught back up to you on the last climb going out of Oberried, where you took a break in the shade. My son saw a similar bike on the Ultra distance, but at least on camera it's tires look a bit narrower: ruclips.net/video/PYZS-2PdllI/видео.htmlsi=Z1N7P4geGue68OAD&t=1448
Yeah, I was completely cooked from the heat! Legs were struggling a bit by then too! Had heat exhaustion at a few gravel events recently, so taking care to not get too hot.
@@Over50sroadie Indeed, the Oberried climb was fully exposed to the sun and quite hot. In general temperatures were almost ideal, I even made good use of a neck warmer on the first descent (and then was too knackered and forgot to take it off)... 😅