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haha well let's say close to last person camera! i managed to finish in front of a couple! :)

lol, i was trying to catch you so i could give you a little push!

"you say goodbye, and i say hello...hello hello....don't know why you say goodbye i say hello"

haha, man i saw you (i think it was you) pass me at the beginning, then have chain problems, then go down later. you had to work for that finish!

@@erinblenkiron9303 no to both, but only because I didn't get a good preride in!!!

@marksather9070 haha I thought you were telling me to speed up or they would get away from me

and almost at the start!

@@noahfranks984 there was a downhill part, but my battery went dead. But yeah, the race was really the climb

i'm bummed too! i was a few seconds behind you and joel after the climb. i was planning on attacking on that last 1-2 miles of gravel road! haha. "best laid plans"! I'll catch you next time!!!

BTW, check out about 17:53. I was having a little fun with the editing on you and Joel haha

@@oopsicrashedmybikeagain that was absolutely hysterical!

it only lasts 90 minutes, then it's dead. so i have a remote for longer races where i can stop and start it...though I haven't tried that yet.

170 is barely working! Haha JK, mudslinger was tough. Maybe try silver falls. It's not as bad as mudslinger

🤘🤘🤘

Pretty sure they make you fast! Both those guys crushed me!

I think you’re the eX-PO’er that I chatted with, Tom. It was good to meet you.

Hi Tom, sorry for the delay. It's a lot of work the way I do it. I'm sure there are easier ways. I use an Insta360 camera and film in 360, then in edit, i reframe the video where I want it to point. It's easier if I film in 180, but then the image is too wide. Anyway, the insta360 only shoots in 29 minute shots, and auto saves and starts a new one. This causes me to lose 14 seconds of video - thus the intermission. Once I have the 2 videos, I add them to a free video editor called OpenShot, and I create a 14 second video spacer to place in. I export that as a single video - Note, all the above steps can be skipped if your camera saves as 1 single long video. Once I have a single video, I import that video into a software called Telemetry Overlay. There is a charge for this software (it's not much), but I tried some free ones, and didn't think they were as easy to use, or the gauges weren't as good. After importing the video, I can then import the .fit file from my garmin edge 530. Once I have the data and the video, I select and place which gauges I want on the screen. I have to find points in the video to sync the data to the video, then, once sure about the syncronization, I export the video. Lastly, I import the new video with the Garmin telemetry back into OpenShot and create a title/intro for the full video, and export again. (I told you there was a lot). I don't have a great GPU in my laptop, so this process takes 2-3 days to complete. Lastly, upload to TH-cam, and hope that someone watches it. Subscriptions help me know too! :) If you try, and have questions along the way, please feel free to reach out. Good Luck!

Ha must have dried out. Yeah it was slick!

haha that's racing!

Telemetry overlay for the garmin stuff. Insta360 has some limited editing software

it happens! it's a race. Gotta go with the happenings and make the best of it I reckon! sorry about the chain! that happened to me last year at Fernwood!

I made it all the way to the water in the practice lap, but forgot to calculate in how tired I would be racing!

If I recall you beat me last year!!!

I was just converting my cross bike back from gravel! I'm ready to hurt! Haha

Working on my covered perspective: Coming soon!

I agree! the trail system was so good! i am going to pleasure ride silver falls now!

@@tomrousseau6154 btw, i'm pretty sure that is you and your buddy in front of me the last part of the climb, and then down catamount. i was catching you until i went down on a corner, then i couldn't catch back up!