@outerlimits it always feels steeper than it actually is.
Here’s Cam Zink doing a 63 degree chute at Rampage
Here’s Cam Zink doing a 63 degree chute at Rampage
Yeah narh, it was crazy steep ?I'm gonna go on a limb here;
Super buttclenching steep (without mentioning degrees) would mean you would have to zizgzag down, if the terrain allows it. By doing this you effectively unsteepen the descent. The longer the distance you zigzag side to side, the more you take away from the degrees decline.
On any gnarly descents for me personally, I can't touch the seat for fear of tipping over.
Anyways,
800m of length over 100m of height:
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For reference: 80 degrees descent
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How bout it was foam chewing steep ?We should just stop using degrees and percentages and just use crazy steep and super butt clenching steep instead.
Pants shittingly steep is another one.
Seat staining steep would be a good one for you Outer.
All I know is it was seat staining steep and all the video links and graphs in the world can’t give it prospective.Don't know what you've ridden but...
Vert entry settling to 50 degree. Average 40 degree top to bottom.
Controlled descent on grippy limestone (37 degrees) with a certain amount of playing it up for the camera...
Chewing saddle foam with me ass cheeks ?Why are you chewing foam?
Lol I forget there’s foam in it cause the seat is so hard.Chewing saddle foam with me ass cheeks ?
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You sit too much. ?Lol I forget there’s foam in it cause the seat is so hard.
My ass feels like sandpaper atm from 3 days of riding.
You sit too much. ?
At least the coarseness will aid in saddle grip on foam chewing steep descents ?
This is buttclenching steep for me, but only for 20 meters or so. Angle is a guesstimate.
Except that the angle is more like the one between these white lines:
So less than 45 degrees … but that is still very steep ...
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