Lol enduro is just for people not fit enough for XC and not man enough or fast enough for downhill. 5 DH races and pedaling uphill to all of them is so stupid.. jack of all trades is the same as master of none. Sorry this will hurt so many losers feelings but thats the truth
Yeah man the XC rider and the Enduro rider are really similar only fitness separates them 🤣 If you struggle to pedal up man just get an ebike, no need for the hate.
Which one is your discipline? Or are you winning races in both categories? I'd love to follow your career and watch your races. You seem like a really serious and dedicated rider. Let us know how we can follow!
@@DontWorryImAPilot prepare to be disappointed lol.. I won downhill regionals at angel fire by over 20 seconds and got 3rd at nationals at the monster pro downhill series in big bear California this summer. My race runs can be found on channel @seany2345 sorry you’re butthurt about someone firing back at enduro elitist trash talkers but someone has to speak the truth from time to time…
@@zed5129 haha yep I’m currently trying to trade my custom yeti 165 for an e-bike so I can get a lot more riding in for DH practice and fun without killing myself on the climbs on a 30+ mile day
I think the top enduro racers are close to the top dh racers and probably better at riding switchbacks, awkward turns etc. The reason why I never watch enduro racing is that the bikes are quite a limiting factor. Watching dh racers float across rough sections is just way cooler than watching enduro riders getting bucked all over the place on similar tracks. Enduro should IMO be distinguished from dh not just by the format but also by the tracks. Current enduro tracks resemble dh tracks too much, only missing the jumps. In order to highlight enduro riders’ skills and to make it less of a ‘wannabe dh’ show the tracks should be lower speed, more technical - the kind of stuff enduro bikes are actually good for. XC is sprinting your guts out, then riding technical, low speed stuff back down. Enduro is managing to get up the hill, then ride steep, tech stuff back down. DH is mx without the engine.
Not having rob Warner and red bull ruined dh not watched it since they left
So true brother....
Unfortunately true
Yeah I’m much more casual, I try to keep up with uci but it’s just kind of chaotic to view. All the Red Bull events are a must watch though
Enduro didnt ruin DH. UCI ruined dh
😂
@@TheRideCompanion- when you gonna get Chris Ball on the Podcast ? 🤞
Could also say dropper posts ruined Downhill!
@@gnarlyfox Chris Ball ruined Enduro & Downhill too?
@@alanblurr1265 unsure that’s the case. lots of change, but it would be nice to hear his point of view on things.
Can relate to this so much !
But endure could not have been that it is today with out dropper posts?
It's "riding yer bike"
The first enduro I did was at Ae in 2010? and it was the 661 series
Lol enduro is just for people not fit enough for XC and not man enough or fast enough for downhill. 5 DH races and pedaling uphill to all of them is so stupid.. jack of all trades is the same as master of none. Sorry this will hurt so many losers feelings but thats the truth
Yeah man the XC rider and the Enduro rider are really similar only fitness separates them 🤣
If you struggle to pedal up man just get an ebike, no need for the hate.
Which one is your discipline? Or are you winning races in both categories?
I'd love to follow your career and watch your races. You seem like a really serious and dedicated rider. Let us know how we can follow!
@@DontWorryImAPilot prepare to be disappointed lol.. I won downhill regionals at angel fire by over 20 seconds and got 3rd at nationals at the monster pro downhill series in big bear California this summer. My race runs can be found on channel @seany2345 sorry you’re butthurt about someone firing back at enduro elitist trash talkers but someone has to speak the truth from time to time…
@@zed5129 haha yep I’m currently trying to trade my custom yeti 165 for an e-bike so I can get a lot more riding in for DH practice and fun without killing myself on the climbs on a 30+ mile day
I think the top enduro racers are close to the top dh racers and probably better at riding switchbacks, awkward turns etc. The reason why I never watch enduro racing is that the bikes are quite a limiting factor. Watching dh racers float across rough sections is just way cooler than watching enduro riders getting bucked all over the place on similar tracks. Enduro should IMO be distinguished from dh not just by the format but also by the tracks. Current enduro tracks resemble dh tracks too much, only missing the jumps. In order to highlight enduro riders’ skills and to make it less of a ‘wannabe dh’ show the tracks should be lower speed, more technical - the kind of stuff enduro bikes are actually good for.
XC is sprinting your guts out, then riding technical, low speed stuff back down. Enduro is managing to get up the hill, then ride steep, tech stuff back down. DH is mx without the engine.