A lot of people asked for the full run to see how it all pieced together. I am stoked so many people were interested in the video and wanted to see more so I immediately got out and filmed this top to bottom! One go, one take.
Let me know what you think! Anything specific you want to see next?
@JesseMelamed Nice ride, thanks ! I would like to see your Slayer and would like to know how is performs with the X2 and why some of you pros seem to prefer it over a coil. Thanks.
Because they are pro for a reason and, for the majority of the time, they need a snappier bike as to not waste energy in races.
Big bikes suck down your energy big time. When you're racing 4-5 stages in a day, two days in a row, it adds up.
@eugenux: True to a point, coil can also be pretty efficient because it soaks up all the little bumps better. A coil spring also doesn't degrade in performance during 10 minute plus stage which is a huge bonus for not wasting energy!
@JesseMelemed love these videos man! On my ride yesterday I thought a lot about what you said regarding getting loose and finding your next "safe" spot, and thinking about what's underneath you and ahead of you at the same time. Absolutely great advice, super helpful.
That's sweet! I'm glad you were able to put it into practice right away. It takes some practice like all things but it should help you become a better rider.
If you do a Slayer bike check can you discuss altitude vs slayer? And are there certain mellower EWS rounds that you would ride the Altitude on? Specific I know but it’s interesting to us bike nerds
I would like to see your Slayer and would like to know how is performs with the X2 and why some of you pros seem to prefer it over a coil.
Thanks.
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I will get on it!
Think that you r the quickest that ive seen on pb!!!