So here is the thing. The pros usually (not always) have way more training time than Christina who basically has a full time job at Pinkbike. And yes, her job is bike related, but filming does not = fitness training. Stop and go, stop and go. We live in amazing part of the world for biking but it still sucks if you have work too 😂. Good job Christina, that is one of the best most raw racing videos I have seen in a long time.
Thanks buddy for seeing the reality. It's always a struggle to perform your best on the other side of the world and I was keen to try and tackle it but I've got some more work to do -Christina
I know it didn’t end the way you were hoping, but you did a standout job on the stages you completed! Thanks for taking us along on the suffer fest, even being willing to show the heartaches.
I know this feeling well from past endurance races, it's soul crushing. Great job giving it your best, that looked like a ton of climbing, hats off! I don't think I could do it, or at least have similar stomach issues. Cheers.
Mad respect. Thanks for making this video. It reminds us all it is the journey and the struggle that matters, not the outcome. You are a hero Christina.
Mad respect to you Christina and all the riders that do entire enduro series like the ews in a weekly to bi-weekly way. Did my first enduro that same weekend and transition stages are no joke. You may think you’re fit but racing enduros really shows you where you’re really at. Super fun but also very physically challenging and no shame on anyone dnf’ing.
Love watching your videos you’re a big inspiration to us ladies. This might not have ended like you hoped but you still got on your bike and gave it your best at that moment. I have no doubt you’ll be back to kick butt and take names. Cheering you on form Colorado!
Wow, just wow😱! Big kudos for keeping it real and showing how tough it can get even for a top rider like yourself. Could definitely feel the pain and suffering you went through and to even get that far in those circumstances is an incredible achievement👏👏. I find myself in a similar situation now and this video is the wake up call I needed to get back on improving that fitness. Keep at it Christina, you're a strong woman, it'll only get better and you'll be flying soon💪. Loved the video, thanks for sharing and maybe keep us up to date with how your training goes. It'll keep us motivated and hopefully give us more content from you🤘😁
Christina, you were charging down on the stages and chucking up on the transitions 😁 You just need to sort out your fitness and energy management and you will be back in there as a force to be reckoned with! 🤙
Incredible effort, this really shows how difficult a race like this is, and that's for people who ONLY focus on racing, not with a full-time job delivering awesome content on top of it! Thanks Christina for always motivating a beginner rider like me to keep improving, but also to stay positive when things get hard and focus on having fun and just being a great person and great MTB ambassador! Also shoutout to Tom for being the best hype man and coffee runner lol 🤙
Great video! Thank you for keeping it real, I could relate to all those feelings of elation followed by exhaustion and a quiet vom on the side of the trails. For the sections you finished looks like you had awesome times, can't wait to see the next EWS attempt! Keep on pedalling and making awesome content :D
Lot of respect for you, uploading content with less than great results. Have you thought about training in some XCO programs to build that specific type of fitness? Hill repeats and interval training, not fun (well, for me they are) but you've already got everything else. Great work! Keep it up.
Bonking is no joke it will make you feel like its impossible to finish and crush your morale, you were killing it, if you were fueled you would have crushed it. You got to go back and conquer! The waiting at the start definitely kills me even at the little Enduros I do. Good effort!
Thanks Rob! Appreciate that! Maybe you can send me some tips tp NOT bonk in those conditions. Been so long since I was there that I did kinda forget -Christina
@@pinkbike Christina, I would be glad to, another thing to consider it the wait on the start, I see many riders popping a gel and then stand in line with the potential to have your blood glucose drop as you get ready to go.
Amazing courage to try and to show the harsh reality that sometimes hits the best of us. Can't wait to see how you take what you learned and adapt for the next one.
It's awesome you put that out there, really highlights how tough the ews is. I was there, I can't believe I didn't see you or Tom. I did see Flo though and had a nice chat with her 😁. Great effort Christina 👏🤘
So real.... I saw you doing well while probably not being race fit, but you've got the balls to give it a go. Fair play, live to fight another day. Great video, thanks....😘
you were flying on the stages you did, nice work! entered my first mini Enduro at the local park, couldn't believe how much more weirdly tiring it was than normal riding... and our trails are way shorter than proper Enduro 😂 Everyone needs a Tom assist I reckon, could be a good market to rent out his services 😜
Great video and there are some days where you just need to listen to your body. It has happened to me on the side of a mountain and I realized it was time to call it a day.
wow...for being off the horse for a bit your times were decent 👌. came down to fitness...great job anyways! thanks for telling the whole story. gives a realistic view for us weekend warriors!
Loved the video, and wow - so cool that you published this video even when you didn't finish. No shame in that walking game when it comes to long term health!
Thanks buddy! There were a few tiny moments when I didn't want to share the failure but it's part of the game and I want people to see that! -Christina
Outstanding effort Christina. We've all had those struggle days before and you clearly pushed through, well beyond where most people would have called it. You should be proud of what you achieved, even if it wasn't quite what you were hoping for. Next time the Tweed Valley hosts, please don't let this put you off coming back and smashing it.
Thanks Sam! I'll be back for sure. Those trails were so fun and I was gutted to miss racing the DH Mashup. Although, I don't think the weather will ever be better -Christina
Shoutout and serious serious respect to you for giving such an honest take on how it went. That wouldn't be easy for anyone to do. Add presenter and competitive spirit on top of that! Pukefest or not, you have some serious intestinal fortitude! Good on you!
Thanks David! I reallllly appreciate that and that you could see the struggle. Very hard decision to make but it was truly too much to handle that day -Christina
Thanks for sharing your pleasure and pain, as we all know if you’ve ever raced mtb its a mental and physical beast. Great try and awesome video keep your head up and God bless.
For me personally, I don't care how much it hurts, I just have to keep going, if I quit I'm gonna be so pissed at myself, if I continue and do really bad, so be it, but that's also brought me in trouble in the past, almost fainting on the trail from heat exposure and being exhausted, so good on you for knowing your limit
Christina; I have become a fan with your content and commend you for sharing this struggle. The internet is full of everyone's perfect outing, perfect meal etc. Sharing a struggle takes balls and character and we can all hear the Rocky music kick in as you double down.
Well Christina, good decision. Riding a stage "on the edge" in such an exhausted condition isn´t a good idea. But nice to see you racing again, with Tom on your side :)
Thanks Jan! I had to call it before I made a silly mistake behind the bars. Tom was very much there for me and wanted me to continue but respected when I couldn't. -Christina
I would have loved to have been there behind the tape cheering you on. Love what you do and be proud of how you do it ;-) even if you have to quit that day
What helmet are you running, it’s sick? Love the words of encouragement for all the riders you passed. Props for including the crashes, some may have pretended they didn’t happen. You’ll be back rocking
Great effort Christina! Shoot I am destroyed after just 3000-3500ft climbing on one single day and hit my limit where I am not able to concentrate well. Can't imagine doing way more than that + going max speed on the downs over additional day(s).
Hey Christina, dont feel too bad about not finishing, you were smashing it, but there comes a time when the body says stop and these are the times when you have to listen to your body. You walked away unscathed with out any injuries which is what you want to do, chances are if you pushed on while physically exhausted you could of had a major crash and be spending months in repair. As long as we learn from our mistakes and be better preped next time and have fun then that all that counts!
So true Peter! I actually got heat stroke a while back in Italy and really learned a lesson there. Not worth the damage done to the body so luckily I called it before we needed to medics -Christina
Great video. Vomiting definitely takes a lot out of you. You're an awesome rider, and I hope we get to see you race more. I'm no pro, but to avoid nausea, I eat early enough so I'm not digesting food while I'm pushing hard. I keep my blood sugar and electrolytes up with sports drinks, which can be absorbed quickly, vs. Food which takes a lot of energy to break down. Absolutely no coffee or caffeine. Idk how some people can tolerate caffeine as a workout supplement. A little bit of caffeine in the morning will mess up my endurance for the whole day. I know everyone has different things that work for them though.
I would be cooked just riding that distance once. I can't imagine riding it all for a practice run, then doing it again right after, but pushing myself even harder. I would need at least three days in between practice and race run, lol. And I consider myself a pretty fit mountain biker. I have total respect for people that race at that level. And having treeplanted for 10 years, I also know when you reach your max physically it's hard physically and mentally. That mental battle when you need to stop is so tough.
@@pinkbike Great to hear! Would love to see more videos of your journey and training/nutrition. I really enjoyed the video you did with Remy in the gym.
For anyone wondering, a good rule of thumb for 2h+ activities is to eat some food every hour! Eg. Piece of fruit, or a bar. You must do this even if you don't feel like it, which you won't if you've been working hard. If you follow this guideline, you will be astounded by how much further you can go! It turns out every time you thought your muscles were tired after 2h, that was actually your body's energy gas tank running low, rather than your muscles being unable to pull anymore!
Good rule of thumb for sure! I could be a better eater, it's a thing I deal with but hope to overcome sooner than later. Especially when I'm warm, I find it so hard -Christina
At 3:35 you demonstrate the perfect circumstance of the slack head tube angle making it easy for an obstacle to flip the bars around. It's scary and why steering in the jank is just a plain old bad idea.
Hey there, Christina, great times on the finished stages- do you get points for the stages themselves, even if you DNF? 🤔 🚴♂️😍🚴 Also, have you tried any hydration mixes? I can't function much without them these days, and am preparing making my own.
Love how considerate and thankful Christina is when passing people, really awesome to see 🙏 Great work this week Christina 💪
Thanks Andy! I've seen people shoot of the trail before and that is NOT what I want people to do haha don't get hurt on my part -Christina
I think if she wanted to be anymore considerate and thankful, it would require greeting cards. :)
made me smile real fkn big, so sweet.
Tom is such a good hype man!
So here is the thing. The pros usually (not always) have way more training time than Christina who basically has a full time job at Pinkbike. And yes, her job is bike related, but filming does not = fitness training. Stop and go, stop and go. We live in amazing part of the world for biking but it still sucks if you have work too 😂. Good job Christina, that is one of the best most raw racing videos I have seen in a long time.
Thanks buddy for seeing the reality. It's always a struggle to perform your best on the other side of the world and I was keen to try and tackle it but I've got some more work to do -Christina
Everybody should have a Bradshaw in their corner, so good to hear his hollering mid run, what a guy
Actually though!! and those flat white deliveries in practice..what a guy! -Christina
You're an animal Christina, mad respect! Racing takes the fun out of riding for me too. Thanks for your candor.
I know it didn’t end the way you were hoping, but you did a standout job on the stages you completed! Thanks for taking us along on the suffer fest, even being willing to show the heartaches.
Thanks so much Sam for those kind words -Christina
Christina is the definition of quality. Luv everything she does
I know this feeling well from past endurance races, it's soul crushing.
Great job giving it your best, that looked like a ton of climbing, hats off! I don't think I could do it, or at least have similar stomach issues. Cheers.
Thanks Dan! Much appreciated -Christina
Thanks for taking us along Christina! Loved watching it all.
Mad respect. Thanks for making this video. It reminds us all it is the journey and the struggle that matters, not the outcome. You are a hero Christina.
Mad respect to you Christina and all the riders that do entire enduro series like the ews in a weekly to bi-weekly way. Did my first enduro that same weekend and transition stages are no joke. You may think you’re fit but racing enduros really shows you where you’re really at. Super fun but also very physically challenging and no shame on anyone dnf’ing.
Love watching your videos you’re a big inspiration to us ladies. This might not have ended like you hoped but you still got on your bike and gave it your best at that moment. I have no doubt you’ll be back to kick butt and take names. Cheering you on form Colorado!
Very down to earth Christina. I really felt this one. respect❤ And props for Tom for being a great buddy!🤙🏻
Inspirational Christina!! I know you’ll come back faster and stronger!
Wow, just wow😱! Big kudos for keeping it real and showing how tough it can get even for a top rider like yourself. Could definitely feel the pain and suffering you went through and to even get that far in those circumstances is an incredible achievement👏👏. I find myself in a similar situation now and this video is the wake up call I needed to get back on improving that fitness. Keep at it Christina, you're a strong woman, it'll only get better and you'll be flying soon💪. Loved the video, thanks for sharing and maybe keep us up to date with how your training goes. It'll keep us motivated and hopefully give us more content from you🤘😁
Christina, you were charging down on the stages and chucking up on the transitions 😁 You just need to sort out your fitness and energy management and you will be back in there as a force to be reckoned with! 🤙
Incredible effort, this really shows how difficult a race like this is, and that's for people who ONLY focus on racing, not with a full-time job delivering awesome content on top of it! Thanks Christina for always motivating a beginner rider like me to keep improving, but also to stay positive when things get hard and focus on having fun and just being a great person and great MTB ambassador! Also shoutout to Tom for being the best hype man and coffee runner lol 🤙
Great video! Thank you for keeping it real, I could relate to all those feelings of elation followed by exhaustion and a quiet vom on the side of the trails. For the sections you finished looks like you had awesome times, can't wait to see the next EWS attempt! Keep on pedalling and making awesome content :D
I'm here for it. How could anybody dislike Christina's awesome attitude and Tom's excited energy?
"The pain is always temporary" 🔥
Lot of respect for you, uploading content with less than great results. Have you thought about training in some XCO programs to build that specific type of fitness? Hill repeats and interval training, not fun (well, for me they are) but you've already got everything else. Great work! Keep it up.
Love this - you're so real. Thanks for letting us along for the ride!
Raw, honest, and inspiring!
Bonking is no joke it will make you feel like its impossible to finish and crush your morale, you were killing it, if you were fueled you would have crushed it. You got to go back and conquer! The waiting at the start definitely kills me even at the little Enduros I do. Good effort!
Thanks Rob! Appreciate that! Maybe you can send me some tips tp NOT bonk in those conditions. Been so long since I was there that I did kinda forget -Christina
@@pinkbike Christina, I would be glad to, another thing to consider it the wait on the start, I see many riders popping a gel and then stand in line with the potential to have your blood glucose drop as you get ready to go.
Thanks for bringing us along. You killed it! Respect for listening to your body.
Amazing courage to try and to show the harsh reality that sometimes hits the best of us. Can't wait to see how you take what you learned and adapt for the next one.
Thanks Chris! I've got the EWS100in Whistler on the cards so I'm hoping for a redemption. -Christina
It's awesome you put that out there, really highlights how tough the ews is. I was there, I can't believe I didn't see you or Tom. I did see Flo though and had a nice chat with her 😁. Great effort Christina 👏🤘
Thank you! That's my favorite PB video now! Well done.
So natural in front of the camera and such an inspiration and motivator - more Christina!!
Yeah Christina!!! keep up the great work, and thanks for taking us along on all your adventures!
Cheers Alexis! Appreciate the support immensely -Christina
So real.... I saw you doing well while probably not being race fit, but you've got the balls to give it a go. Fair play, live to fight another day. Great video, thanks....😘
Thanks for the inspiration, Christina. You showed up, you rocked it!
Cheers for that! I showed up and tried hahah until I couldn't anymore. I'll keep trying -Christina
Really love this style of journalism! Keep up the great work!
you were flying on the stages you did, nice work! entered my first mini Enduro at the local park, couldn't believe how much more weirdly tiring it was than normal riding... and our trails are way shorter than proper Enduro 😂
Everyone needs a Tom assist I reckon, could be a good market to rent out his services 😜
Respect Christina!
You pushed hard and gave it all that you had! 🤙❤
❤ That was a great effort, and damn exciting to watch
Iv been there , fast on the downs but those transfer stages and that all day grind is a killer !!! You’ll get it back. Keep grinding
Great video and there are some days where you just need to listen to your body. It has happened to me on the side of a mountain and I realized it was time to call it a day.
wow...for being off the horse for a bit your times were decent 👌. came down to fitness...great job anyways! thanks for telling the whole story. gives a realistic view for us weekend warriors!
That was a lot of fun to watch. Thanks Christina and crew.
GO CHRISTINA YEEEWWW!!!!!
Great talking to you guys at the top of stage 4 on our hardtails!
Ben!! You and your buddy are legends! Love to see it -Christina
good effort. Total respect to your slower rider etiquette, not forceful, keeping their stoke going making sure they stop in a safe way, 👍
Those women were so fun to ride with! It was a pleasure to have a little party train going at some points haha -Christina
Loved the video, and wow - so cool that you published this video even when you didn't finish. No shame in that walking game when it comes to long term health!
Thanks buddy! There were a few tiny moments when I didn't want to share the failure but it's part of the game and I want people to see that! -Christina
great watch! awesome effort keep it up. my fav part of the video is deff tom shouting in the background haha
Outstanding effort Christina. We've all had those struggle days before and you clearly pushed through, well beyond where most people would have called it. You should be proud of what you achieved, even if it wasn't quite what you were hoping for.
Next time the Tweed Valley hosts, please don't let this put you off coming back and smashing it.
Thanks Sam! I'll be back for sure. Those trails were so fun and I was gutted to miss racing the DH Mashup. Although, I don't think the weather will ever be better -Christina
Shoutout and serious serious respect to you for giving such an honest take on how it went. That wouldn't be easy for anyone to do. Add presenter and competitive spirit on top of that! Pukefest or not, you have some serious intestinal fortitude! Good on you!
Thanks David! I reallllly appreciate that and that you could see the struggle. Very hard decision to make but it was truly too much to handle that day -Christina
You're just too awesome Chappetta!! Kudos for getting back into it, now you have time for some Black Tusk photos during your training! Yeeewww!
"only two little off bike moments" love it
Great job Christina! After a few more races, you'll be top 20 I'm sure 😃... let's go!
Thanks for sharing your pleasure and pain, as we all know if you’ve ever raced mtb its a mental and physical beast. Great try and awesome video keep your head up and God bless.
This was a good video! I hope I can see more videos like this! Go Christina! 😉
Out there overtaking everyone. very nice riding! At least you went out and tried.
What a great story 🤙🏾 there's always next time 💪🏾 thanks for sharing 🔥
Tough go but good on you for pushing those limits. So much good in among that little bit of bad!
For me personally, I don't care how much it hurts, I just have to keep going, if I quit I'm gonna be so pissed at myself, if I continue and do really bad, so be it, but that's also brought me in trouble in the past, almost fainting on the trail from heat exposure and being exhausted, so good on you for knowing your limit
Damn...! Such a rollercoaster of emotions! You go Chirstina! Hats off, you're a beast
Thanks Oliver! I was so optimistic hahah even I can fool myself haha -Christina
That proframe color way is unreal! also Christina is the best.
Much respect to you Christina! 🧡
Your the best Christina. Awesome vid🤙🏻
Christina; I have become a fan with your content and commend you for sharing this struggle. The internet is full of everyone's perfect outing, perfect meal etc. Sharing a struggle takes balls and character and we can all hear the Rocky music kick in as you double down.
You legend! Thank you, I really appreciate that. Sure, I sometimes know whatI'm doing haha but also, I am human -Christina
Yewwww, Go Christina. You'll know when it's your time to shine
Tom: "Pain is only temporary, potatoes are forever"
Big ups Chappetta girl. You fucken rock
Thanks buddy! I appreciate that! Keen to give it another go now -Christina
Well Christina, good decision. Riding a stage "on the edge" in such an exhausted condition isn´t a good idea.
But nice to see you racing again, with Tom on your side :)
Thanks Jan! I had to call it before I made a silly mistake behind the bars. Tom was very much there for me and wanted me to continue but respected when I couldn't. -Christina
Well Done Christina!!!!
Strong as Hell !!!
Dear PinkBike, Bring back the Slow-Mo Enduro vids you did last year. 👍
Good work Christina!
I would have loved to have been there behind the tape cheering you on. Love what you do and be proud of how you do it ;-) even if you have to quit that day
What helmet are you running, it’s sick?
Love the words of encouragement for all the riders you passed. Props for including the crashes, some may have pretended they didn’t happen. You’ll be back rocking
2 crashes and they left some bruises haha like an ice skating rink on those slippery rocks. Helmet was Fox Proframe -Christina
DNF or not you were crushing the competition out there! Head up and killem next round!
Living in FL, USA, being hot and humid, only biking on the sidewalks for now, no point for heat exhaustion or heat strokes.
Thanks so much -Chirstina
You will nail it next time 👍 Well done and it made for a great video anyway
Great effort Christina! Shoot I am destroyed after just 3000-3500ft climbing on one single day and hit my limit where I am not able to concentrate well. Can't imagine doing way more than that + going max speed on the downs over additional day(s).
Hey Christina, dont feel too bad about not finishing, you were smashing it, but there comes a time when the body says stop and these are the times when you have to listen to your body. You walked away unscathed with out any injuries which is what you want to do, chances are if you pushed on while physically exhausted you could of had a major crash and be spending months in repair. As long as we learn from our mistakes and be better preped next time and have fun then that all that counts!
So true Peter! I actually got heat stroke a while back in Italy and really learned a lesson there. Not worth the damage done to the body so luckily I called it before we needed to medics -Christina
Great video. Vomiting definitely takes a lot out of you. You're an awesome rider, and I hope we get to see you race more. I'm no pro, but to avoid nausea, I eat early enough so I'm not digesting food while I'm pushing hard. I keep my blood sugar and electrolytes up with sports drinks, which can be absorbed quickly, vs. Food which takes a lot of energy to break down. Absolutely no coffee or caffeine. Idk how some people can tolerate caffeine as a workout supplement. A little bit of caffeine in the morning will mess up my endurance for the whole day. I know everyone has different things that work for them though.
Yo! Still a big win for giving it a go! 🤘🏽💯🙌🏾
Just an awesome example of real feels and courtesy on-course (both ways). So close, Christina, you passed so many! Next time, champ! 👊
Love the attitude - inspiring
All respect and you went further than most of us could do! Look forward to your next event! Just remember, potatoes…Tom said so.
I would be cooked just riding that distance once. I can't imagine riding it all for a practice run, then doing it again right after, but pushing myself even harder. I would need at least three days in between practice and race run, lol. And I consider myself a pretty fit mountain biker. I have total respect for people that race at that level. And having treeplanted for 10 years, I also know when you reach your max physically it's hard physically and mentally. That mental battle when you need to stop is so tough.
Thanks Fill for those kind words, I really appreciate that -Christina
-Baseline check.
-Work that needs to be done check
-Goal/ dream to be relized check
-Time to go punch the clock and get that shit girl you got this 🤘
Thanks for the reminder! I got this -Christina
I can only imagine how hard that is. Hats off for even attempting. Good job Christina
Christina, you are a beast! Trying hard and coming up short is a hell of a lot better than never trying!
Thanks buddy! This is true! I learned a lot that weekend and have been working on my nutrition since. I don't want that to happen again! -Christina
@@pinkbike Great to hear! Would love to see more videos of your journey and training/nutrition. I really enjoyed the video you did with Remy in the gym.
Greate going though...
Next one you'll be doing better, and the next one even more so. Keep the love of racing👍🏻 And make videos about it💪🏻
Wtg , you are my hero , next time will be better . Keep them wheels rolling
Thanks Tim!!! -Christina
Awesome work Christina! There's no shame in listening to your body. Great effort.
For anyone wondering, a good rule of thumb for 2h+ activities is to eat some food every hour!
Eg. Piece of fruit, or a bar.
You must do this even if you don't feel like it, which you won't if you've been working hard. If you follow this guideline, you will be astounded by how much further you can go! It turns out every time you thought your muscles were tired after 2h, that was actually your body's energy gas tank running low, rather than your muscles being unable to pull anymore!
For sure. I hear the serious endurance athletes are trying for 50-80 g of carbs about every hour. Plus electrolytes!! Water won't cut it.
Good rule of thumb for sure! I could be a better eater, it's a thing I deal with but hope to overcome sooner than later. Especially when I'm warm, I find it so hard -Christina
I can't wait to use the term "Off Bike Moment™" the next time i'm riding ^_^
HA!! They are all different. Still have a bruise on my right hip there -Christina
Good on you for sharing the lows!
Thanks Jim! Just want folks to know that these things happen :-) -Christina
Top five in all the stages you completed, so definitely not lacking skill is bravery. Much easier to get fitness than either of those
Thanks Paddy! So true! Got the speed just need to get the nutrition underway a bit better -Christina
Great effort! I would've been done after the 3 hour practice stages. I mean like done, heading home! Lol
Christina, you made me feel the great effort you put in.
Thanks Robert! That's so kind. Just trying to keep it real, as always -Christina
At 3:35 you demonstrate the perfect circumstance of the slack head tube angle making it easy for an obstacle to flip the bars around. It's scary and why steering in the jank is just a plain old bad idea.
The pros make it look too easy.
It's actually good to see how tough it really is.
Three bikes , that’s fun 😅😅😅 hate it when people stop at the exit of a trAck
“We love bikes…. don’t vomit…..” I feel this 😆
Your results were amazing! You would have won!
Great job Christina!
"pro tips from me are always potato-based"
XD wise words tom, wise words.
Hey there, Christina, great times on the finished stages- do you get points for the stages themselves, even if you DNF? 🤔
🚴♂️😍🚴
Also, have you tried any hydration mixes? I can't function much without them these days, and am preparing making my own.
Good on you for getting out there. I started to question if you love it or you just feel obligated. Hope it's the love of riding. Cheers
Sick shots! Where do you mount your action cam