Silver Falls XC MTB Race Oregon #oregonxcseries
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Published 2023-05-21
Silver Falls State Park, Oregon USA
00:00 Start
04:40 Climb!
32:24 Catamount Downhill
58:29 More Pain 2nd Lap
01:28:12 Catamount Downhill Lap 2
01:49:55 GoPro Problems
About me:
Strava: www.strava.com/athletes/peterrudge
Instagram: peterudgemtb
Team 10 Barrel
Video Gear:
GoPro Hero 10 Black
Chest Mounted
Overalyed data: Garmin Virb Edit Software
Video Edit: Davinci Resolve 18
Bike:
Intense Sniper XC converted to 120mm front / rear
Garmin Rally XC 200 Power Meter Pedals
Garmin 830
All Comments (17)
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Thank you. Stay safe out there.
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Mate lockout those forks when you're climbing, you'll save heaps of energy and it's so much faster. Those downhills were freaking me out!
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This is such a great video, of the whole course...thanks! I did the Cat3 race (one loop) last year and had a blast. Will be doing Cat2 race (two loops) this year and hope for excellent conditions again!
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Awesome race Peter. It relay inspires...You even sound like me 😀
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Finally someone who gives speed and other info. Be nice to see ascent figures as well, at least the total
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Excelente.
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Good job. Great watching like Kilian BRON.
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Nice work! I think if I tried something like this I would probably die
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Great effort dude, pushing it hard 💪💪💪.. what’s the power meter that you’re running?
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Really enjoying watching these while I’m doing Zwift, and as a roadie now trying MTB I learn stuff as well. How do you get a go-pro to last 2 hours?
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I appreciate your videos, fun to watch while on the trainer. Are you racing this year?
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Another fun video from you; seems like you did more passing than usual? Pity about the small crashes. I've been experimenting with tires over the last few months, and found a REALLY good setup for the conditions here in Northern, CA. We have ridiculously loose gravel, sand and dust, over hardpack, with some very long and deep sections of pea gravel, and getting traction in the rear on the really steep uphills in summer can be tricky, and likewise, on the downhills, keeping the front tire gripped up is a bit of a knife-edge sometimes. After trying a couple of Maxxis tires (Recon, Recon Race, Forecaster) and a couple of Ground Control tires, and the Bontrager XR2's, I settled on the Vittoria Barzos in front AND rear; I tried the supposedly faster rolling Vittoria Mezcal in rear, but it was still not quite grippy enough for really loose, steep uphills. Two Barzo's is perfect; there is no difference whatsoever in rolling speed between the Barzo on the rear and the Mezcal, and the added grip outweighs anything else. The Barzo in the front gives phenomenal grip for cornering and especially under braking, so if you get a chance, try them out; they seem to roll faster than any other tire I've tried as well, so that's a huge bonus. Also, they are very light as well. Cheers, and thanks for the content.
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Did you throw your sunglasses away?
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Greaet video .every got speed .keep safe.new friend from Philippines.mabuhay...Please sharemy video...thanks a lot
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The way you let the bike roll through the tricky stuff and go deeper into corners makes the competition look slow.
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What tires you running slicks ?😐