Ultradynamico ATB training camp Ep. 1 

What bike are you riding here?

oooof! if only it were a soft landing into the tar pits! such a good lump to climb up and down --- glad you remember it fondly, considering!

thats a nice idea!

100% agree.

Also would enjoy that 🤙

Glad you enjoy it!

we do what we can! 😛

lol oh Patz and Matt LOVE both fab rats and MORR. they convinced me that people watch RU-vid 1.5 years ago, and made me think I should give it a go. I will make more as the schedule allows -- thanks for watching!

lol that would explain a lot!

you'd fit in well here!

nothing is as good for the skin as a full body mud mask!

@@ultraromance Fango for free 😂. The fango outdoors also replaces the peeling and when such a day is over you can feel and see that you became younger and not another day older. Only the bike aged 10times as much in the mud compated to a dry and sunny day. 🙋🏼‍♀️Liebe Grüße ❤️🚲

its my fav floor song --- im always like "have I used this one yet? well certainly another time can't hurt"

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lol, I have the same thoughts

big time!

didn't do me much good with all the walking we did on this trip --- but the higher speeds I reach in the western part of the US when riding down hill is usually the factor. here in the east we are never really going much faster than a hiking / jogging pace with the low rolling hills and technical terrain.

I used to take precautions like running a length of housing between the cable hanger and straddle cable, but found it makes little difference. now I just clamp right around the cable and you don't even notice.

or you enjoy it with headphones where it really pearls off right ;)

its true --- I went bonkers with the audio again and it got to difficult to untangle. some friends have offered to help --- will be taking them up on it soon enough!

@@manuelschafer4624 these pieces of cinema needs to be experienced on the big screen.

hello! its a good question as mud is in the name--- but fenders in this kind of mud stop you dead in your tracks as they tighten up tire clearances. in other instances they ad too much fragility to the bike and end up getting caught on things and broken to pieces by the end of a ride/hike as they jam and contort. love fenders for a rainy day on the road, but that is about it --- they are in the way for me any other time, and the other times are the conditions we ride/hike in most. hope that answers the question! cheers. Ronnie

@@ultraromance Thanks for the answer Ronny! I love your work, and invite you to Sweden when you're able

yep! body by portage --- /// used to wince at it, but once I dropped that barrier and embraced the bike hike, it opened up all sorts of new lines to enjoy.

lol. you could build a "mud shed" with this particular mud

@@ultraromance more like a mud hut. I did give you golf claps when you powered through it just plowing off the forks.

bringing the bread and jelly next time!

briefly snowbirds on that trip. back to the milds of the east again where we've had the warmest winter I can remember .... daffodils popping up in January in New England!! whaaa????

@@ultraromance that's wild. Must be warmer by you. It's mild here in the Catskills but still very much winter. Ride on and what's up with the woods rats camo hats??

is that a thing in the las padres NF? curious

@@ultraromance apparently folks get shot at 😮

@@ultraromance ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RUrfwJqpnpI.html

@@ultraromance Not uncommon for big grows to get taken out each fall, but more up in the back country further on from where you did the long road ride past Rose Valley.

nice to hear --- thanks for the kind words, and hope you get into some good ones this year!