This Cathro has so much passion and does an amazing job of mixing together geeky analysis type stuff with rider interviews and very knowledgeable coverage. I really hope this continues, this type of coverage is super high end, thanks Ben and PB.
Cathro is awesome! Really helped my own riding as an average weekend rider, to think about why you choose which line and how to take speed through things, it's great to add to my knowledge from experienced and genuine guy.
Loving this series! Besides all the tech talk and possible options to spend our hard earned money on, improving your riding skills is where it's really at.
If people accepted there riding was shit and spent time working on it instead of buying the most expensive stuff they would have a bigger gain. Since that's uncomfortable it doesn't happen very often unfortunately.
@Muckal: absolutely! I spent a bit on some lessons a few years back, made a huge difference for about the price of a good derailer. So far my best investment in mtb, by far!
@Muckal: I learnt that secret a few years ago, now have a coaching sessions every 3-4 months to check up on my technique. Has made a massive difference to not only my speed and what features I'm hitting but also how safely I'm riding. Good technique will help you avoid a lot of crashes, not all of them but it will help. I'd rather spend £1-200 on a few hours coaching than blow it on a new shiny trinket, bang for buck is so much better.
Ben you're awesome as always, and well done PB for getting him on board. But I would like to know which monkey wrote the subtitles? They clearly don't understand the sport, or the english language.
Cathro we all have decided the intro sound for your videos should be caaasaathroooovisiiiiiiioooooooooaaaaaannnnn as system of a down innervision so go for it
Great vid. Keep them coming. I think a led video light would have helped and clipping the wistle noise down abit to would have made it 9/10 instead of 7.5/10 . Great content and presentation by Cathro.
Or just clip that frequency out or down a bit. A video light for the piece to camera shots would look good too . They are also cheap now for 95+ cri/tlci lights . @brianpark:
I think the whistle adds to the feel of the vids, like you are actually track side amongst the chaos.
Don't waste your time editing out whistles for the snow flakes
The whistle is a signal from the photography 'spotter' that tells the camera person when to push the shutter button.
It's how they get such great pictures.
@gcrider: a whistle is not far off a pure sine wave (so little overtones/harmonics), so cutting just at the root frequency would probably work pretty well. Cos only a very tight band would be cut it likely wouldn't affect sound quality noticeably.
Injured a stone, Hospitalized a brick..."
**lets not let this post degrade into political BS please.
I would try it if I could be arsed. But I can't.