Cyclocross is a sport classified as cycling. Cyclocross is all about overcoming large terrain obstacles, potholes, tree roots, jumps, and sharp turns. Those who are hooked on the sport can usually be seen on the cable car on their way to the observation deck, descending below at great speed. Ugh, I had the good sense to avoid the tree, but the person on the bike in question is currently in the air after taking a jump. The jump and landing don\’t go very well, the bike skids on the sand and gravel, and the person in question practices a few rolls, lifts himself up, lifts the bike up and rides it, and continues his crazy, adrenaline-fueled ride. You try to stop watching the madman, but your blood pressure is already in the clouds and you lose him.
What else does this sport require besides courage, proper equipment, clothing, and protective gear? Like any sport, it requires training and experience in how the bike behaves on the road, how to balance stability while flying through the air, and how to stay calm and not panic when things don\’t go your way. Any such wise biker will start with small hills and less challenging terrain and gradually increase the difficulty of their training. Do not take on a steep cyclocross course without any preparation and ride as if you do it every day, like it\’s no big deal. Anyone who would attempt cyclocross without any preparation would be taking a huge gamble, risking not only their own health but also the health and lives of those around them.
Cyclocross, like any other sport, is a product of hard work and preparation. Cyclocross, like any other sport, is a sport of effort and preparation. Adrenaline, deliberation, agility, speed. Cyclocross, like any sport, has safety precautions, rules, and in short, everything. Do you want to try it or are you not interested?