I did my first enduro race a couple of Months ago,, my #1 tip is just show up, and HAVE FUN, you will get pass and you will crash (hopefully nothing big),, just ride like its any other day, I went to that race with that mind set (off course I crash and got passed on every stage haha) and had a blast,, also made a couple of riding friends.
I know this video has been out for a while, but can take a moment to appreciate how good the audio in the shed is and how INSANE the light is in there... I can hear how dense the wood is... sounds great even on crappy laptop speakers. Keep it up!
Awesome accomplishment! Those were tough conditions! Such a fun race! Biggest tips: go full sloth mode on the climbs or even walk. Save your legs and energy for the down. Sounds obvious but when nervous a lot of people are inclined to pedal fast on the climb. Also pick the right wave to start in. Start too soon for your skill level and riders will be passing you or too slow and others will have to be passed which is difficult for all involved.
Great advice! It’s hard to know what wave to start in. Fortunately for me I was with a group of experienced racers who knew my skill level. (Thanks @vixenracingmtb !)
Fun! I just had a revelation: the first enduro race is like the first trip to the bike park. It can be intimidating but start off easy and work up to "full send" once you're more familiar and confident. Just enjoy the scene and don't worry about being competitive. And yeah, PRERIDE! Racing blind is terrifying!
My No1 tip for racing is try to stay relaxed. If you treat it like a fun ride out with your mates instead of worrying how well you'll do it'll be a lot more enjoyable and you'll also find you'll actually ride better because you're relaxed and not putting any pressure on yourself. Well done by the way. 👍
What do you do when your afraid, I’ve been doing mtb for a year and am decent, but I find myself not hitting something that I want to do, but I’m just so afraid somethings going to go wrong.
@@uncle1217 Learn how and what to do in your head, practice it over and over again in your head. Physically look at it from all possible angles and learn any possible hazards. Once you've got all that fixed in your head you've got to just go for it without any hesitation and without thinking too much about it, if that makes sense. Many times you'll finally do it and think to yourself "well that wasn't too bad at all."
I did a race a fiew years back and I had a dirt jump style hardtail but the race was an xc race. So one tip is (if you can) have the right bike for the race and conserve your energy.
Excellent work miss Beth! My first race, I beat all the people that DNF'd, so middle of the pack is STELLAR. I would say, if you can pre-ride a 2 or 3 days before, and have a rest day before the race, you'll be better off. Though shuttling the day before isn't bad, but DON'T pedal the whole thing the day before. I made that mistake once and was still gassed the next day.
Oh man, I can’t imagine pedaling the whole thing two days in row 😅 🤣 It’s a tricky balance, getting in enough pre-riding and enough rest. Thanks! 🍻 - Beth
I've done my first 2 MTB races this year, the first one I pre-rode and I came in 11 out of 16 and the second one, I didn't pre-ride and I came in 16 out of 18. Pre-riding really helps, especially for first time riders. I find the racing fun, but it's something I just like to do every once in a while, as I'm not that competitive. It's just a really fun time! Great video!
That’s awesome! I’m hoping to do a few next year too. It is such a fun time! It’s a amazing what a difference the pre-ride makes. You did great, nice work! 🤘🏼 - Beth
Good job. A person just has to pull the trigger at some point. You were ready and you did :). Advice about extra gloves is spot on. In cold wet conditions it’s paramount to keep your hands warm in order to ride to your potential - especially on steeper gnarly sections.
if it’s rainy and cold u can wear those plastic workshop gloves underneath your normal gloves. It keeps your hands warm/dry and u don’t lose any feel bc the gloves are so thin
Great job on the race and the video, Beth! That was fun to watch. Loved the tips, especially the glove one. My tips are to ride within your limits when it's spicy (it is not fast to crash!) and pedal like crazy on the pedally bits.
Tip for new racers, HAVE FUN second, pace yourself. Go hard in sections that you are best at wether it be downhill climbing or techy and always ride within your limits and ride safe.
Pushing a "little" more. During my First was a blind race and some feautres poped up which i have never cleard bevor and also crashed 3 weeks prior to it. and i did it in full wet conditions. because i was just so focused on my body postion
Number one tip i have. Keep calm and have something for the nerves/jitters. Anxiety was my biggest issue the first race. I didn't sleep at all the day before.
@@TheLoamRanger riding with friends, keep it fun, keep within your skill set, distract yourself with a movie or games the night before and stay to your routines by going to bed at the same time.
Hit the mark with bringing multiple pairs of gloves! Kid you not, there's 3 to 4 pairs in my bag at every race. Even if it's a good weather race, pulling on a clean dry pair at the start of the final stage puts the mind in a proper place to haul ass to the finish
Super awesome job! Saw all the dudes in the comments so wanted to represent the gals. Hoping to maybe do my first race next year. You made it seem less it intimidating! Thanks!
I ride Enduros, and hare scrambles on dirt bikes.....you did great!! Do they make hand guards for mtn bikes? They would help keep the mud off the grips. Check out Airoh full face helmets. Mine weighs 2.1lbs and the ventilation is very good.
My tip is just stay focused on what your doing and just have fun now I have never raced Bikes but I have Raced dirt bikes but then can go over in a way.
Nice Ending Ha Ha. My first enduro race was the MooseDuro (Moose Mountain, AB) this past September. Had a blast and learned so much. I was so tired from the climbing that I wasn’t myself on the way down. I need to remind myself to get more stoked and excited for the stage rides down and forget about being tired. That being said I think I was riding too much bike park this summer and did not do enough climbing. Congrats on finishing your first enduro race and hope to see you guys again on the trails around Canmore or Moose Mnt. @markrushredding
I saw course for the mooseduro 🤯 I don’t know how anyone could be ready to ride down after those climbs! Nice work! Hope to see you on the trails! - Beth
super awesome well done. I think one thing i have learned was conditioning. fitness play such a big role in how u ride. if you are blown then u make stupid mistakes then ruins the entire race. After fitness i would say ride techy trails often to get used to tech and get comfortable with it. other than that just have loads of fun!!!
@@TheLoamRanger yea i found you can have all the skills in the world but if you cant breath then it means nothing. Good luck on your racing journey. One thing tops it all though.... have fun. if its not fun anymore then its not worth while doing it. You guys are AWESOME thanks for all they great content and awesome editing.
With the glove problem you can put like surgical gloves or some type of plastic gloves over you regular ones. Keeps the the mud problem from happening.
The Loam Ranger you could feel how stoked you were Beth getting through the trickier parts of stages 4, it was contagious! I wanna go ride my bike now , haha
Well done. Good video & info I am 49 & been riding for the last 5 years. But for the last 3 years I have been thinking I am not fit enough or fast enough to do an enduro race but hopefully next year ?
Yes! You should work towards it! I did work on riding longer distances than I typically would but the race was still the longest consecutive kms I’ve done. It felt so good to accomplish that. Here’s to next year 🍻 - Beth
Does Beth have the Racebug now?? Awesome job beth and that was some crazy conditions for your first race!! The little bit at the end had me laughing so much...
My first race was an 2 day blind enduro race and i loved it. I like the idea of blind races where nobody knows the stages. And btw i was not able to talk during the race 😂
Ooh blind sounds fun if nobody knows what to expect! I really like being able to practice though. The funny thing is I don’t remember talking while biking 😂 - Beth
Hey Beth, congratulations on your first enduro, very nice finish. How about those trail conditions? Now i want to try a enduro! Thanks for the video, thumbs up!
Hi. A question is thought to buy a gurdabarros of the brand like the one that you carry well for the mud or is it rather aesthetic? Thank you and keep up with these videos. Greetings
Stage 5 was so fun! I’ll definitely be hitting Loggin Leftovers again when I’m in Revy next. No bike check from me yet, great idea, thank you! 🙌 - Beth
@@TheLoamRanger Looks huge, is it this one: www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/mucky-nutz-mug-guard-fender-short-black?gclid=CjwKCAiAws7uBRAkEiwAMlbZjoOw4IiWatv0gi0ZoYZezqH-BpQpKWRGLvLEIETZtSfDlWNIQLIbFBoC1R0QAvD_BwE
@@TheLoamRanger Or the long version? www.amazon.com/Mucky-Nutz-Mug-Guard-Fender/dp/B07Q2RRPLC/ref=asc_df_B07Q2RRPLC/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=366289400638&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8041192645852497901&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001710&hvtargid=pla-800404743053&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=77005156460&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=366289400638&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8041192645852497901&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001710&hvtargid=pla-800404743053
does that thing at the tree detect your time? seems like a flawed system as will depend on how fast you put your hand against it, why not have a system that has a sensor at the fork, and at the gate and finish like in downhill? as soon as you cross finish line it's detected.
Eat a huge breakfast at least 3 - 4 hours before your race ( give food time to digest ) then try to take a 15 min cat nap, then have a cup of coffee ☕️ then take a 10-200 ( code for taking a dump, laying cable etc .) Then your ready to head out ! 🍺
I've done downhill races never a enduro I guess us older guys just don't have a class for us. Atleast where I live plus I wish my wife could find it to race
If you didn't have any spills, in those conditions, with the way you sent it, your placement is irrelevant. If you did eat it the ten times I expected you to, I would still thumb this up. That was kick butt, Mama Bear!
I noticed you wear glasses. Do you ride with contacts or prescription glasses/goggles? If contacts, have you had any problem with them coming out at higher speeds?
I usually ride with contacts, I’ve never had a problem with them coming out at high speed but I don’t find them comfortable to wear for long days. I’m excited to try some prescription eyewear though, SportRx is sending me some google inserts. I’ll post some feedback on Instagram after I’ve had a chance to try them out. Https://bit.ly/Sport-Rx
Enjoyed the vid! I just finished my first full season of Sport class enduro (ruclips.net/channel/UCnW0Z1WtDxlvWOSRktoqYuw?view_as=subscriber )land I learned what I call the 3Ps. P1: Pre-ride. Most of the races I did I had never ridden, the ones I did not pre-ride were a disaster, riding a bit tired the next day was a small loss compared to racing blind. P2: Pacing. I came from XC and my biggest problem at first was not taking a bit of recovery time to just sit down for a bit. Enduro days are much longer than XC days (most of em) you need to balance time / energy / Distance over the course of a day. P3: Pressure (this is a big one). Remember its just bike racing! Have fun, if you have to walk a feature don't stress its not a big deal. Crashing happens too, as long as you can continue on just do that... continue on! Even if you finish dead last you still beat every other person who never strapped on a number plate. "Better to be a racer for a second than a spectator for life"
Ending was the best part. Lol. 👍
🤣
@The Loam Ranger did you do that to make Beth feel awkward? Love it! Lol
@@jsw5387 @The Loam Ranger did it to make it awkard for everybody! 🤣🤣🤣
@@TallJakeW even better! I still live it! Lol
@@jsw5387 For sure! I'm pretty sure if he had left the video running for .001 seconds longer, Ryan would have lost it and started giggling.:D
Honest first race tip: Have fun. You're there because you love to ride, so do what you love. Have fun and enjoy the ride :)
Great job Beth! :D \m/
Haha I did have to remind myself of that a number of times 😂 great tip!
🍻- Beth
Very true, takes a little practice though
I did my first enduro race a couple of Months ago,, my #1 tip is just show up, and HAVE FUN, you will get pass and you will crash (hopefully nothing big),, just ride like its any other day, I went to that race with that mind set (off course I crash and got passed on every stage haha) and had a blast,, also made a couple of riding friends.
It’s so fun once you get going! - Beth
I know this video has been out for a while, but can take a moment to appreciate how good the audio in the shed is and how INSANE the light is in there... I can hear how dense the wood is... sounds great even on crappy laptop speakers. Keep it up!
🙏 thank you!
Awesome accomplishment! Those were tough conditions! Such a fun race!
Biggest tips: go full sloth mode on the climbs or even walk. Save your legs and energy for the down. Sounds obvious but when nervous a lot of people are inclined to pedal fast on the climb.
Also pick the right wave to start in. Start too soon for your skill level and riders will be passing you or too slow and others will have to be passed which is difficult for all involved.
Great advice! It’s hard to know what wave to start in. Fortunately for me I was with a group of experienced racers who knew my skill level. (Thanks @vixenracingmtb !)
Fun! I just had a revelation: the first enduro race is like the first trip to the bike park. It can be intimidating but start off easy and work up to "full send" once you're more familiar and confident. Just enjoy the scene and don't worry about being competitive. And yeah, PRERIDE! Racing blind is terrifying!
That’s exactly what it’s like 😅 - beth
Lovely video, with a nice mix of riding and thoughts about it. Not to mention the sweet tunes and gorgeous video we all love and keep craving for!
Thanks! So glad you enjoyed it! - Beth
My No1 tip for racing is try to stay relaxed. If you treat it like a fun ride out with your mates instead of worrying how well you'll do it'll be a lot more enjoyable and you'll also find you'll actually ride better because you're relaxed and not putting any pressure on yourself. Well done by the way. 👍
Such a great tip! 👌🏼 Once I started riding that’s exactly how I felt - Beth
What do you do when your afraid, I’ve been doing mtb for a year and am decent, but I find myself not hitting something that I want to do, but I’m just so afraid somethings going to go wrong.
@@uncle1217
Learn how and what to do in your head, practice it over and over again in your head. Physically look at it from all possible angles and learn any possible hazards. Once you've got all that fixed in your head you've got to just go for it without any hesitation and without thinking too much about it, if that makes sense. Many times you'll finally do it and think to yourself "well that wasn't too bad at all."
@@Adventures_with_Sog thanks
@@Adventures_with_Sog you are awesome what bike do you ride?
I did a race a fiew years back and I had a dirt jump style hardtail but the race was an xc race. So one tip is (if you can) have the right bike for the race and conserve your energy.
The right bike definitely helps! Those xc trails on a DJ hard tail must have felt rough! 😳 - Beth
Excellent work miss Beth! My first race, I beat all the people that DNF'd, so middle of the pack is STELLAR. I would say, if you can pre-ride a 2 or 3 days before, and have a rest day before the race, you'll be better off. Though shuttling the day before isn't bad, but DON'T pedal the whole thing the day before. I made that mistake once and was still gassed the next day.
Oh man, I can’t imagine pedaling the whole thing two days in row 😅 🤣 It’s a tricky balance, getting in enough pre-riding and enough rest. Thanks! 🍻 - Beth
Good stuff! My first race is this weekend and I can't wait!
Good luck this weekend! Where are you racing? - Beth
@@TheLoamRanger Thanks Beth! The Cranksgiving Enduro in Paris Mountain, South Carolina
I love that name, Cranksgiving! Hope it goes well for you, have fun! - Beth
Good luck
@@ProjectFreewheel Appreciate it!
You know when you become a professional when your brakes do not squeak in the wet . Well done
🤣 thanks! - Beth
I've done my first 2 MTB races this year, the first one I pre-rode and I came in 11 out of 16 and the second one, I didn't pre-ride and I came in 16 out of 18. Pre-riding really helps, especially for first time riders.
I find the racing fun, but it's something I just like to do every once in a while, as I'm not that competitive. It's just a really fun time!
Great video!
That’s awesome! I’m hoping to do a few next year too. It is such a fun time! It’s a amazing what a difference the pre-ride makes. You did great, nice work! 🤘🏼 - Beth
@@TheLoamRanger Thanks Beth! And good luck in any upcoming races!
Great work Beth. Thanks for sharing.
Trails look rad and your riding quick, great watch
Thank you! Revelstoke has amazing trails! 🍻 - Beth
My tip for new racers is that it’s fine to be nervous , it keeps you more focused and maybe sing a song in your head to get in the zone
Thats great she did amazing hats off to Beth, she really went for it and smashed through the stages!
Thank you ☺️- Beth
As a female rider, I love hearing from Beth! You absolutely rocked it
Thanks Andrea!
-Beth
as a male rider, I love hearing from Beth!
Good job. A person just has to pull the trigger at some point. You were ready and you did :). Advice about extra gloves is spot on. In cold wet conditions it’s paramount to keep your hands warm in order to ride to your potential - especially on steeper gnarly sections.
Thanks! I’m all about staying warm 😆 - Beth
Great job Beth - proud of you! You are inspiring me!
Thank you! ☺️- Beth
if it’s rainy and cold u can wear those plastic workshop gloves underneath your normal gloves. It keeps your hands warm/dry and u don’t lose any feel bc the gloves are so thin
Great job on the race and the video, Beth! That was fun to watch. Loved the tips, especially the glove one. My tips are to ride within your limits when it's spicy (it is not fast to crash!) and pedal like crazy on the pedally bits.
Great tips! It’s so hard to pedal when you’ve been pedalling for so long to get to the stage 😩😂 - thanks! - Beth
Beth, just a general tip, not directed at you. You seemed to pedal hard out there!
Haha! I didn’t take that personally, just whining lol!
Tip for new racers, HAVE FUN second, pace yourself. Go hard in sections that you are best at wether it be downhill climbing or techy and always ride within your limits and ride safe.
Good tips!
as an experianced rider i love to watch this it makes me want to go biking every day ❤
Great result for your first race, Beth 👍🤘😎
And, that ending was hilarious. 😂
Loam Ranger's "resting bitch" face is real intense. 😂 Like a boss not interested in hearing what you have to say.
😆 we’re working on it 😂 - Beth
Absolutely nailed that final stage!
Awesome work on that sketchy stage 4. You really crushed it!
Thank you! 🍻- beth
Awesome race! I wish I had discovered this sport years ago.
Pushing a "little" more. During my First was a blind race and some feautres poped up which i have never cleard bevor and also crashed 3 weeks prior to it. and i did it in full wet conditions. because i was just so focused on my body postion
That’s amazing! Nice work! 🍻- Beth
Great Job Guys thanks for the info I'm interested in doing my first race and this was a great help thanks again!
Glad it was helpful! Good luck! - Beth
Great job, I really like all the tips for all of us who don't race. Makes me think I should try.
Do it! So much fun - Beth
Number one tip i have. Keep calm and have something for the nerves/jitters. Anxiety was my biggest issue the first race. I didn't sleep at all the day before.
What would you suggest? 🤔 It is hard to stay calm and remember “riding bikes is fun.” 🤣- Beth
@@TheLoamRanger riding with friends, keep it fun, keep within your skill set, distract yourself with a movie or games the night before and stay to your routines by going to bed at the same time.
Yes it’s so hard to sleep the night before but keeping your usual routine is really helpful!
Looks like so much fun! And it's beautiful over there.
Hit the mark with bringing multiple pairs of gloves!
Kid you not, there's 3 to 4 pairs in my bag at every race. Even if it's a good weather race, pulling on a clean dry pair at the start of the final stage puts the mind in a proper place to haul ass to the finish
A fresh pair of gloves sounds like a perfect way to start each stage! - Beth
Super awesome job! Saw all the dudes in the comments so wanted to represent the gals. Hoping to maybe do my first race next year. You made it seem less it intimidating! Thanks!
Thanks Andrea! Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck with your first race next year -- it'll be a blast!
I ride Enduros, and hare scrambles on dirt bikes.....you did great!! Do they make hand guards for mtn bikes? They would help keep the mud off the grips. Check out Airoh full face helmets. Mine weighs 2.1lbs and the ventilation is very good.
Thank you! I haven’t seen hand guards, I’ll have to check them out! - Beth
It was so cool to ride along with you on your first race!
Good job!👍
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks 🍻 - Beth
My tip is just stay focused on what your doing and just have fun now I have never raced Bikes but I have Raced dirt bikes but then can go over in a way.
Great video guys. Oh that Ryan...he's a funny guy! Awesome race Beth! Cheers!
Thanks 😊- Beth
Nice Ending Ha Ha. My first enduro race was the MooseDuro (Moose Mountain, AB) this past September. Had a blast and learned so much. I was so tired from the climbing that I wasn’t myself on the way down. I need to remind myself to get more stoked and excited for the stage rides down and forget about being tired. That being said I think I was riding too much bike park this summer and did not do enough climbing. Congrats on finishing your first enduro race and hope to see you guys again on the trails around Canmore or Moose Mnt. @markrushredding
I saw course for the mooseduro 🤯 I don’t know how anyone could be ready to ride down after those climbs! Nice work! Hope to see you on the trails! - Beth
Great video thankyou for sharing your first race
Glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks! - Beth
I really liked the tips. I would never have thought of the extra gloves.
Me neither! Lucky for me I was racing with friends with experience! 🍻- Beth
My tip was going to be the gloves thing. Dang!
Or extra socks if it's really cold and wet.
That’s a great one! My feet were just cold that whole day 🥶 - Beth
super awesome well done. I think one thing i have learned was conditioning. fitness play such a big role in how u ride. if you are blown then u make stupid mistakes then ruins the entire race. After fitness i would say ride techy trails often to get used to tech and get comfortable with it. other than that just have loads of fun!!!
Thank you! Fitness is so important! I’d love to be able to pedal harder in the race stages. Great tip 🍻 - Beth
@@TheLoamRanger yea i found you can have all the skills in the world but if you cant breath then it means nothing. Good luck on your racing journey. One thing tops it all though.... have fun. if its not fun anymore then its not worth while doing it. You guys are AWESOME thanks for all they great content and awesome editing.
I’m definitely in it for fun right now but I can see myself very easily losing that and getting competitive 🤣 thanks for the support! 🍻- Beth
KILLING IT ON stage 5!!!!!!!!
With the glove problem you can put like surgical gloves or some type of plastic gloves over you regular ones. Keeps the the mud problem from happening.
I’ll have to give that a try! Thanks for the tip! 👍 - Beth
@@TheLoamRanger At the end of each section you can peel off the plastic gloves and put a new pair on.
Congratulations on your first race!
Thanks 🍻 - Beth
Ahhh so good. That stage 4 was intense!
Thanks Teryl ☺️ - Beth
The Loam Ranger you could feel how stoked you were Beth getting through the trickier parts of stages 4, it was contagious! I wanna go ride my bike now , haha
🙌 that’s awesome! Get on that bike! - Beth
I loved your little celebrations mid-stage, haha. "yuh", "yuh". Nice vid
Well done.
Good video & info
I am 49 & been riding for the last 5 years. But for the last 3 years I have been thinking I am not fit enough or fast enough to do an enduro race but hopefully next year ?
Yes! You should work towards it! I did work on riding longer distances than I typically would but the race was still the longest consecutive kms I’ve done. It felt so good to accomplish that. Here’s to next year 🍻 - Beth
Great job! You totally shredded Stage 5.
Thank you! ☺️- Beth
You did a great job!! Well done.
Thank you! ☺️ - Beth
Does Beth have the Racebug now?? Awesome job beth and that was some crazy conditions for your first race!! The little bit at the end had me laughing so much...
Thanks! I was totally dazed at the bottom 🤣. I didn’t think I would but I did catch the Racebug. Haha! I’m hoping to do a few next year 😬 - Beth
Really love the thumbnail. How could I not click!
Good idea! It’s nice to have an other point of view. Cheers!
I’m glad you enjoyed it! - Beth
Great vid 👍, well done on a super result.
My first race was an 2 day blind enduro race and i loved it. I like the idea of blind races where nobody knows the stages. And btw i was not able to talk during the race 😂
Ooh blind sounds fun if nobody knows what to expect! I really like being able to practice though. The funny thing is I don’t remember talking while biking 😂 - Beth
Nice work beth!!!
Thanks Harvey! 🍻 - Beth
Hey Beth, congratulations on your first enduro, very nice finish. How about those trail conditions? Now i want to try a enduro! Thanks for the video, thumbs up!
Thanks! You should definitely try it. So much fun! 🍻 - Beth
Great stuff Beth!!! You did awesome!!
Loved the video format!!
Thanks you! 🍻 - Beth
Power on Beth!
Mid pack on first race is seriously good. You got some game.
Awe! Thank you ☺️ - Beth
Hi. A question is thought to buy a gurdabarros of the brand like the one that you carry well for the mud or is it rather aesthetic? Thank you and keep up with these videos. Greetings
Nice vid well done absolutely loved the look of stage 5 has Beth done a bike review set up vid?
Stage 5 was so fun! I’ll definitely be hitting Loggin Leftovers again when I’m in Revy next. No bike check from me yet, great idea, thank you! 🙌 - Beth
super nice lines-rock solid
cool story/video format, really enjoyed the video!
Thanks! Glad to hear you enjoyed it ☺️ - Beth
I ride
Double inner tubes....
#Goodluck #thanks 😊
what's the fender on her bike? and way to go on the race!
Thanks! It’s a MuckyNutz fender. 🍻 Beth
@@TheLoamRanger Looks huge, is it this one: www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/mucky-nutz-mug-guard-fender-short-black?gclid=CjwKCAiAws7uBRAkEiwAMlbZjoOw4IiWatv0gi0ZoYZezqH-BpQpKWRGLvLEIETZtSfDlWNIQLIbFBoC1R0QAvD_BwE
@@TheLoamRanger Or the long version? www.amazon.com/Mucky-Nutz-Mug-Guard-Fender/dp/B07Q2RRPLC/ref=asc_df_B07Q2RRPLC/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=366289400638&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8041192645852497901&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001710&hvtargid=pla-800404743053&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=77005156460&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=366289400638&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=8041192645852497901&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9001710&hvtargid=pla-800404743053
Excelents tips!!!
Well done, nice filming and nice talking! We need a women or more amongst all male youtubers!
Thank you! - Beth
Enjoy the race.
The most important tip!
does that thing at the tree detect your time? seems like a flawed system as will depend on how fast you put your hand against it, why not have a system that has a sensor at the fork, and at the gate and finish like in downhill? as soon as you cross finish line it's detected.
She's cool! 👍😀
whats after bentonville? windrock? do itttt
Maybe! 🤷♀️
Good
Accomplishment!!
Yusss! 🤘🏼- Beth
Eat a huge breakfast at least 3 - 4 hours before your race ( give food time to digest ) then try to take a 15 min cat nap, then have a cup of coffee ☕️ then take a 10-200 ( code for taking a dump, laying cable etc .) Then your ready to head out ! 🍺
Great tips! 🙌 - Beth
Lucky guy !
This is with a chin mount right?
Yes it is!
NIce Beth!
I think racing is about never forget about having fun. And always have googles.
Those are both essentials, for sure!
Nice! What bike was she on?
Thanks! I’m on a Pole evolink 140 - Beth
bit.ly/polebikes
how do you find races?
I've done downhill races never a enduro I guess us older guys just don't have a class for us. Atleast where I live plus I wish my wife could find it to race
my number one tip for a new racer?
Stay calm and have fun, after all isn't that what mountain biking is all about?
Love it! That’s exactly what I needed to hear that day 👌 - Beth
dont rush, enjoy the ride, enjoy the company and dont cut the turns lol
Lol! Great tips 👌. It’s all about having fun! - Beth
Where this place?
Revelstoke, BC 🇨🇦
Niiiice!
Find a local race series and just have fun
Great advice! I had so much fun once I started the race and realized I was just riding bikes with friends. - Beth
If you didn't have any spills, in those conditions, with the way you sent it, your placement is irrelevant. If you did eat it the ten times I expected you to, I would still thumb this up.
That was kick butt, Mama Bear!
🥰 thank you! - Beth
My tip is don't be a hero. Take it easy and enjoy yourself a little
That’s a great tip! It’s so much fun if you don’t take it too seriously! - Beth
I noticed you wear glasses. Do you ride with contacts or prescription glasses/goggles? If contacts, have you had any problem with them coming out at higher speeds?
I usually ride with contacts, I’ve never had a problem with them coming out at high speed but I don’t find them comfortable to wear for long days. I’m excited to try some prescription eyewear though, SportRx is sending me some google inserts. I’ll post some feedback on Instagram after I’ve had a chance to try them out.
Https://bit.ly/Sport-Rx
Haha to pedally, I just wanna go down. That's the truth.
Get it👍👍👍
Enjoyed the vid! I just finished my first full season of Sport class enduro (ruclips.net/channel/UCnW0Z1WtDxlvWOSRktoqYuw?view_as=subscriber )land I learned what I call the 3Ps.
P1: Pre-ride. Most of the races I did I had never ridden, the ones I did not pre-ride were a disaster, riding a bit tired the next day was a small loss compared to racing blind.
P2: Pacing. I came from XC and my biggest problem at first was not taking a bit of recovery time to just sit down for a bit. Enduro days are much longer than XC days (most of em) you need to balance time / energy / Distance over the course of a day.
P3: Pressure (this is a big one). Remember its just bike racing! Have fun, if you have to walk a feature don't stress its not a big deal. Crashing happens too, as long as you can continue on just do that... continue on! Even if you finish dead last you still beat every other person who never strapped on a number plate. "Better to be a racer for a second than a spectator for life"
Love the 3 P’s! Perfect way to break it down 🙌 - Beth
Kids, please don't forget to pre-ride, re-ride, and than free ride ;)
😂
number 1 tip "Just don't die!"
Solid advice 😂 - Beth
#tip look at where you WANT to go, not what you don't want to hit! ;-)
Tip: don't ride a state championship road race in the dead of summer after a night of drinking at your friend's wedding.
yooo