TET Novice: Reality TV - An hour on the TET Part 1, The Hardest Mile

Offering prospective TET users the opportunity to observe life on the trail with a 3 times novice. As well as a good look at section 23 on TET France.
I have taken 1 continuous hour of our trip, with only a couple of camera drop outs, and divided it into 5 short sections. The aim is to show TET hopefuls what you can face with regards to Terrain and obstacles in just one hour and also to show the nature of France section 23.
I have to say this is not my finest riding hour and I do make a meal of one or two of the obstacles we come across. But I'm hoping it might give some insight to prospective TET users and at the very least show the state of the trail and terrain, feel free to fast forward the painful bits, I did.
While looking through the hours of video from our last trip, to pick out the best bits, as we all do. I realised that this particular hour contained many of the things that a novice could face on the TET. I consider myself a novice and a lot of my observations are just common sense, but if you don't know you don't know.
Heart felt thanks to the man in front for his patience and continuing support. Cheers Rich'
And as always, a big thank you to the linesmen and TET organisation.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Outline
1:08 Fitness
1:26 Bike Weight
1:48 Fatigue
2:13 Obstructions
3:19 Riders & Bikes
4:14 Confidence
5:28 The Struggle
7:00 Bike Width
8:11 Hot Single Track
9:30 Open Track
10:36 Courtesy & Consideration
11:17 Slope & Elevation
13:02 Easy Riding
13:53 Obstacle Confidence
14:23 Home Run

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  • @gnarlybadger690
    @gnarlybadger69011 ай бұрын

    Enjoyed watching, sometimes as a more confident and seasoned rider it’s easy to forget how what seems a reasonably straightforward trail can be a real challenge for a newcomer. Thanks for sharing 🤘🏻

  • @markp87PR7

    @markp87PR7

    11 ай бұрын

    Thank you for that, I am expecting a hammering from the TET elitists. At 63 the more physical routes can take their toll. But the more I do, the more my confidence grows. Richard looks for a challenge so I do what I can and bypass the sections beyond my current skill level. Without novice riders the TET won't grow so nurture is important I feel. Thanks again for your understanding! 👍😎