Getting ready - 200km gravel race - slick tires and hydration pack

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

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  • @Frankthegravelrider
    @Frankthegravelrider Год назад +1

    Good video

  • @uknowbass
    @uknowbass Год назад +1

    You need to go even wider on tires. Like 45’s. Even lower pressure and less puncture risk and even lower rolling resistance on mixed gravel terrain.

    • @gravelracingwithmadsbang
      @gravelracingwithmadsbang  Год назад +1

      That's very much something I'm looking into atm. But need a wider wheelset too.

    • @uknowbass
      @uknowbass Год назад

      @@gravelracingwithmadsbang they don’t come wider than 30 mm I think. Can’t remember the brand. I don’t think it matters that much

  • @brows1973
    @brows1973 Год назад +1

    Hi how do you rate the kask helmet compared to the poc

    • @gravelracingwithmadsbang
      @gravelracingwithmadsbang  Год назад

      Great question. I like the fit and feel of both. I think I would go for the Kask since it's a bit smaller. I'm no aero expert, but it would make sense that the Kask helmet would be a bit more aero. I would still use it but it got a bump in a crash..

    • @brows1973
      @brows1973 Год назад +1

      @@gravelracingwithmadsbang hi again thank you for the reply .I just watched your video that was a fair crash through the bushes ,You came out unmarked? ,I can’t imagine doing a 200km gravel race must be a killer

    • @gravelracingwithmadsbang
      @gravelracingwithmadsbang  Год назад

      No problem :) Yes came out pretty much unmarked. But hurt my neck a bit. It's been a little stiff ever since and havn't really been feeling myself since. Think I started to train hard a little too soon after a crash and hard race. So a little off season and rest will properly be good for me now.