That was a lot of fin !! Thank you for the upload and I just subcribed. Hope to see more and good luck to all of you wild and crazy racers. I love it !!!
Wicked race! Easier to ride than mega, but a lot longer, much higher avg speed and smaller gaps for some proper tight racing 🔥 i think u should have pulled a Hugo at min 20:00 🤣 the gap was maller than i thought after the DH section, ur really strong on the climbs 👊
Haha, after the Mega I took some rest and entered this race last minute. So I was already happy to be in front. No Hugo moves for now. Let’s try to do this next time.
It's really good to get to watch you on your natural element again Olivier! How are you my friend? I hope this message finds you well and healthier than when you ran MegaAvalanche. You always impress me with your raw pace...It's an absolutelly mega physical "show off" that you can put on. You're mighty and always fast. Seeing this, I wanted to ask you a question, if you don't mind. The last time we spoke I didn't yet have my Propain Tyee Cf 180/160mm in a complete form, only the Stumpjumper 160/150mm. It was still waiting for my mechanic to assemble it. As it turned out, only last friday the build was completed. It turned out a simply gorgeous enduro bike but I screwed heavilly with the dropper. Bought a Syncros Duncan 1.5S 180mm and apparently it is miles away from my natural pedaling distance- pedal to groin/saddle. It's a thing that Remy Metailler also heavilly complains about with his various Propains. I'm lucky if my Medium size frame allows my 171cm's a 140mm Syncros dropper...Wich is utterly disapointing. The other thing was, and here comes the question, the weight. I spent a LOT of money on carbon Olivier...It still came in at 14,74 kgs. Wich is a lot, for me anyway. I'm guessing you're not a small guy, do you pedal a Large Scott frame? How much does you bike weigh, "dry weight"? Just with an empty bottle cage and without pedals? Do you have that number? I'll be waiting to hear from you. As always, I wish you all the best, from Coimbra Portugal.
Hello! Thx for the question. I ride a Large frame. Every endurobike under 15kg is really light. The Genius is more of a trailbike. 150/160mm and olso one of the lightest frames. Stock it comes at 13.3kg. After my build with EXT fork and Coil, better tires,… I think its about 14.5kg. I have never known the exact weight. I don’t care to much. The Scott Ransom will be +15kg as well.
Always apreciate when you get the time to write back to me. You're one hell of a decent guy, Olivier, trully! And, aparently, a good friend to Liam Moynihan. Wich was utterly surprising! But, so are Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal and they spent 2 decades battling on court. And...I'm a bit perplexed by the numbers you've thrown at me...I already knew Scott made some of the best and lightest frames around but...a160/150 trail bike, large, at 13.3kgs?...Gulp...That's amazing, trully. I still think I got very lucky with my stumpy 160/150mm cause it has a set of aluminium mullet wheels from Newmen(I only use german Newmen wheels), no carbon handlebar or cranks and it came in at 13,57kgs. The carbon S3 size frame is decently light and so are the Lyrick Ultimate fork anf Fox Float Factory X2 shock. Which, for me was spot on and kept the cost of the bike, all bought piece for piece, at just under 5200€. I already altered the Propain Tyee. With a 160mm travel Syncros dropper and lighter Maxxis tyres, front and back, instead of the Schwalbe Magic Mary soft addix Gravity(wich in running order with fluid are over 1,5kgs each!!!) it came in at 13,97kgs. For a 180/160mm Enduro bike. Not bad! I can "live" with that. But I have to admit...I cheated with the Propain, big time...I put her with a set of Carbon XC Advanced SL X.A. Newmen wheels that only weigh 1325 grams the set...Lolol! But, unlike you, I don't compete, nor want to. No Megavalanche for me, with those gnarly rock gardens. Just want to have fun, in a responsible way. I'll be trying to look over those wheels cause they're a special edition that doesn't get made anymore. I'm going to take her home tomorrow after my mechanic finished the alterations on friday. A few weeks ago I wrote Liam about a race that you, him and one of your friends, Kjell, rode together and asked him if it was possible/preferable to ride such a race with one of the latest XC country bikes, a 120/120mm(those bikes are capable of so, so much already!), altered with good brakes and tires and be faster with such bike. I thought carrying arround 3kgs less would always lead to better times and agility. He didn't respond to that particular query but I now know that I was dead wrong. Recently a guy called Rich, from the Mountain Biking Global Network tested that theory with his two bikes on a enduro race he participated in. A slightly altered Orbea OIZ 120/120mm with enduro tires and then repeated all the stages with his 16kg enduro Rallon. He was so much faster with the enduro bike that I was completely stunned. The diference was staggering, for the enduro bike! I'll shut up now and, as always thank you for the opportunity to trade words with one of my biggest heros! Not that you would ever care but, there's only one other rider in this world I admire, even more than you. Danny Hart. That man is pratically a magician on top of his DH GT bike. What he does and how he does it has defied logic, to my eyes, for so, so long! All the best wishes from Coimbra, Portugal. Hope this very big letter finds you well and happy! Cheers!
tough race. probably not a very comfortable route for you. great run in 19:20-21:20. good thing, you decided to enter the forest first (23:15) and not let them get away and this year there was no mountain of hell?
Olivier, you are really good at climbing, but the others were better at descending the curves... You could have put in a little extra effort to be undisputed first... By the way, did Damien and Kilian participate in this race?
Yes, I think it’s normal that they are faster on the DH stuff. Finn is a worldcup DH winner and Kevin did EDR podiums. I’m not in the same shape as Mega, but I’m happy!
I was ln the 32T. Normally I would run a 34T for the mass starts. Even won Megavalanche on the 36T in 2022. We did this race last minute and I did not changed the ring.
@@olivierbruwierethey said: "without positions or speed a lot is lost, its a shame you dont know who wins anything" i dont know what they mean by it tho. Anyways i enjoyed the video!
The last sprint was insane ! The guy in black and green gave it all !
Amazing race ! Congrats ! You’re a great champ !
Thx man!
I’m an old roadie and these races are fascinating. The endurance and focus needed to compete far exceeds any road races I’ve experienced. Great job!
Thx! Keep riding! Best thing on earth.
That was a lot of fin !! Thank you for the upload and I just subcribed. Hope to see more and good luck to all of you wild and crazy racers. I love it !!!
Thx man! Happy you enjoyed it. There will be a Megavalanche beginning of december!
Where can I sign up for this? Any age limts?
Nope, you can race from 16 yo . This is a race from The Cyclingevent
what a wild tour man XD...
🤘😂👌..
Hahaha thx!
Wow wow, echt genoten, spannend tot op ‘t einde!!!
Jup! Thx! Heel fijne race
This is the future of Mtb, World Mass Start Descent Marathon Series :) ACE!
Let’s hope 🔥🔥🔥
The guy with the goggles on his helmet looks so relaxed xD
😁😁
Absolutely great effort bro 🔥
Thx!
real beautiful run!!
prachtig!!!
this race had everything!
Merci!
Don´t look back - run mate , just run ! Anyway - great racing !
Thx!!
This is soooo dope🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thx
very nice, Olivier. Congrats!
Thx!
absolute flying lads !
Thx man!
The short cut like need for speed its amazing🔥🔥💪💪💪💪
Haha, I don’t like shortcuts, but sometimes you have to
@@olivierbruwiereSome short cuts (like on switchbacks) seem to be approved, others seem against the rules. What are the rules?
That course was amazing
Indeed!
nice and beautiful race bro!
Thx! The track was so good
Super man. Prachtig om je te zien strijden met die grote namen uit de MTB. En je wint bijna :).
Thx!!
Kevin miquel shocked you at 28:27. End point of race. Congratulations for 2nd position l. Olivier bruwiere.
Thx! I was on my limit after some weeks off the bike after Mega. Still happy with the race.
Literally Downhill Domination
Insane game!
Great race.
Thx!
Wicked race! Easier to ride than mega, but a lot longer, much higher avg speed and smaller gaps for some proper tight racing 🔥 i think u should have pulled a Hugo at min 20:00 🤣 the gap was maller than i thought after the DH section, ur really strong on the climbs 👊
Haha, after the Mega I took some rest and entered this race last minute. So I was already happy to be in front. No Hugo moves for now. Let’s try to do this next time.
7:05: Gotta love the Doppler effect! Also, what is the deal with the constant corner cutters?
Thx! I try to stay on track, but indeed. Lots of cutting! They need some more tape or gates
solid riding!
Thx!!
It's really good to get to watch you on your natural element again Olivier! How are you my friend? I hope this message finds you well and healthier than when you ran MegaAvalanche. You always impress me with your raw pace...It's an absolutelly mega physical "show off" that you can put on. You're mighty and always fast. Seeing this, I wanted to ask you a question, if you don't mind. The last time we spoke I didn't yet have my Propain Tyee Cf 180/160mm in a complete form, only the Stumpjumper 160/150mm. It was still waiting for my mechanic to assemble it. As it turned out, only last friday the build was completed. It turned out a simply gorgeous enduro bike but I screwed heavilly with the dropper. Bought a Syncros Duncan 1.5S 180mm and apparently it is miles away from my natural pedaling distance- pedal to groin/saddle. It's a thing that Remy Metailler also heavilly complains about with his various Propains. I'm lucky if my Medium size frame allows my 171cm's a 140mm Syncros dropper...Wich is utterly disapointing. The other thing was, and here comes the question, the weight. I spent a LOT of money on carbon Olivier...It still came in at 14,74 kgs. Wich is a lot, for me anyway. I'm guessing you're not a small guy, do you pedal a Large Scott frame? How much does you bike weigh, "dry weight"? Just with an empty bottle cage and without pedals? Do you have that number?
I'll be waiting to hear from you. As always, I wish you all the best, from Coimbra Portugal.
Hello! Thx for the question.
I ride a Large frame. Every endurobike under 15kg is really light.
The Genius is more of a trailbike. 150/160mm and olso one of the lightest frames. Stock it comes at 13.3kg. After my build with EXT fork and Coil, better tires,… I think its about 14.5kg.
I have never known the exact weight. I don’t care to much. The Scott Ransom will be +15kg as well.
Always apreciate when you get the time to write back to me. You're one hell of a decent guy, Olivier, trully! And, aparently, a good friend to Liam Moynihan. Wich was utterly surprising! But, so are Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal and they spent 2 decades battling on court.
And...I'm a bit perplexed by the numbers you've thrown at me...I already knew Scott made some of the best and lightest frames around but...a160/150 trail bike, large, at 13.3kgs?...Gulp...That's amazing, trully. I still think I got very lucky with my stumpy 160/150mm cause it has a set of aluminium mullet wheels from Newmen(I only use german Newmen wheels), no carbon handlebar or cranks and it came in at 13,57kgs. The carbon S3 size frame is decently light and so are the Lyrick Ultimate fork anf Fox Float Factory X2 shock. Which, for me was spot on and kept the cost of the bike, all bought piece for piece, at just under 5200€.
I already altered the Propain Tyee. With a 160mm travel Syncros dropper and lighter Maxxis tyres, front and back, instead of the Schwalbe Magic Mary soft addix Gravity(wich in running order with fluid are over 1,5kgs each!!!) it came in at 13,97kgs. For a 180/160mm Enduro bike. Not bad! I can "live" with that. But I have to admit...I cheated with the Propain, big time...I put her with a set of Carbon XC Advanced SL X.A. Newmen wheels that only weigh 1325 grams the set...Lolol! But, unlike you, I don't compete, nor want to. No Megavalanche for me, with those gnarly rock gardens. Just want to have fun, in a responsible way. I'll be trying to look over those wheels cause they're a special edition that doesn't get made anymore. I'm going to take her home tomorrow after my mechanic finished the alterations on friday.
A few weeks ago I wrote Liam about a race that you, him and one of your friends, Kjell, rode together and asked him if it was possible/preferable to ride such a race with one of the latest XC country bikes, a 120/120mm(those bikes are capable of so, so much already!), altered with good brakes and tires and be faster with such bike. I thought carrying arround 3kgs less would always lead to better times and agility. He didn't respond to that particular query but I now know that I was dead wrong. Recently a guy called Rich, from the Mountain Biking Global Network tested that theory with his two bikes on a enduro race he participated in. A slightly altered Orbea OIZ 120/120mm with enduro tires and then repeated all the stages with his 16kg enduro Rallon. He was so much faster with the enduro bike that I was completely stunned. The diference was staggering, for the enduro bike!
I'll shut up now and, as always thank you for the opportunity to trade words with one of my biggest heros! Not that you would ever care but, there's only one other rider in this world I admire, even more than you. Danny Hart. That man is pratically a magician on top of his DH GT bike. What he does and how he does it has defied logic, to my eyes, for so, so long!
All the best wishes from Coimbra, Portugal. Hope this very big letter finds you well and happy! Cheers!
Soooo enjoy this type of chaos racing(I’m in NZ) you guys are just SO damned fit(love Kilian’s HR on screen watching his POV). KUDO’s
thas wild!
Thx!
the master of stamia
Hahah thx!
i tend to find sports overall boring, but THIS, this is the kinda thing i would be THRILLED to do if i could afford it
probably feels like being alive
You just need a bike and some protection! Go for it.
I always watch them race at 2x speed is more exciting.
Hahaha
Love form india ❤❤❤
Thx!!
❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
🔥
merci pour la vidéo ;)
Goe gereden man 💪
Danku!
Nice race!! how often are these races held and how much is charged per entry?
You can race Megavalanche, Maxiavalanche and some others like this. Mostly entry is between €50 and €100.
great run!
Thx!
tough race.
probably not a very comfortable route for you.
great run in 19:20-21:20.
good thing, you decided to enter the forest first (23:15)
and not let them get away
and this year there was no mountain of hell?
Thx!
No, Mountain of Hell got cancelled due to bad weather.
cool,feels like endless,how many km? greetings from Portugal
Hello!
The track was around 20km long.
It's so hard to ride this fast.
Just don’t brake 🤪
When she texts 'come over'
😆
What is the name of race??
Max Enduro Courchevelle by the Cyclingevent
damn u three are fast
Thx!
Hummm gazab
Thanks!
interesting, how long is this race? in kilometers)
20km
Olivier, you are really good at climbing, but the others were better at descending the curves...
You could have put in a little extra effort to be undisputed first...
By the way, did Damien and Kilian participate in this race?
Yes, I think it’s normal that they are faster on the DH stuff. Finn is a worldcup DH winner and Kevin did EDR podiums.
I’m not in the same shape as Mega, but I’m happy!
No Damien and Kilian
Amai, super spannend. Ik dacht da ge het ging halen.
Merci! Net te snel op kop gezeten hé
When does this event occur???
July
@olivierbruwiere fixed date or random??
Keep an eye on the Cycling event on Instagram.
If surviving is optional, then I know a faster route
😂😂
These guys in blue and black. They were so strong. Who were they?
Kevin Miquel and Finn Iles
Do you have a bike check video on your setup?
Not yet. Maybe a good idea!
красавчик))
Thx
Chainring size?
I was ln the 32T.
Normally I would run a 34T for the mass starts. Even won Megavalanche on the 36T in 2022.
We did this race last minute and I did not changed the ring.
@@olivierbruwiere Impressive riding brother 🙏🏿
Dont you need an ffc licence for participation?
Nope, if you don’t have a licence, you just need a note from the doctor
The guy in front of you from about 1:50, has such an awkward cornering technique.
Yeah, they are fast at the start, but mostly can’t keep the speed up.
This looks so cool but it pains me to see all the skips he didnt take
I don’t like to skip the trails 😄
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thx!
Saiko sam
👍
I am really good at this sport but I'm a girl😕
The girls race is the same!
sin posiciones ni velociidad se pierde mucho lastima no sabes quien gana nada
I don’t understand your comment. 🫣
@@olivierbruwierethey said: "without positions or speed a lot is lost, its a shame you dont know who wins anything" i dont know what they mean by it tho. Anyways i enjoyed the video!