[mtg]

These ones?
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Those knee pads are made by G-Form. I have a pair (the black ones, below) that I use periodically for trail riding. They're low profile, don't impede much with pedaling, and seem to protect pretty well considering how low profile they are.

Here's the black version that's far less dorky:

 

[Lelandjt]

Was the Crankworx Enduro the most competitive Enduro to date? Did the courses heavily favor local knowledge? A bunch odlf guys who are usually at the top are sitting in 30-40. I skipped the trip and am racing a local enduro in Steamboat. Kinda glad I didn't bother going to fight for a top 50.

 

[Floor Tom]

All Enduros favour the locals, but Whistler has a huge amount of locals who just happen to be absolute pinners. The local guys who did well would be doing well in the over all too if they raced them (not quite as well as they did here but certainly wouldn't be embarrassing themselves).

 

[kgm]

haha posting in an enduro thread.

You do get more time to race so I think its better for amateurs. But in the pure sense of sport, it's not as interesting to me. Whatever. Ride bikes

 

[scottishmark]

Well I suppose it's not as bad looking as the last attempt:

 

[Lelandjt]

Probably the only time I'll ever see my name next to Gracia's on a results sheet so I had to take a screen grab. Anther reason to love Enduro is seeing the DH legends of the past two decades rubbing shoulders with the privateers of today. This is from the NAET standings: