Bringing A GRAVEL BIKE To A MOUNTAINBIKE RACE!? | 100km Veldslag om Norg

The Velodroom Veldslag om Norg is a 100km MTB race but I decided to bring my gravel bike! The performance difference between a gravel bike and a mountain bike can be small in some situations but in this case it was massive! Was it the right choice for me to take the gravel bike? Or was it just the tire pressure that screw me over....
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0:00 intro
0:40 start of the race
1:39 the race course and bike choice
3:18 FULL GAS FROM THE GUN
7:58 the split
10:28 the lack of fitness...
13:20 the solo
16:30 where the sturggle got real
19:56 getting back in the green
23:00 where we lost track
24:22 back into the race!
27:49 the killer hill!
31:50 the bridge
35:45 aproaching the finish

[@jasperverkuijl]

WHY I DID NOT STOP AND LET AIR OUT?? More guys asking the same question so I’m copy pasting some of the answer: I never know beforehand how much loose sand there is. So if there is one dry section in the beginning I don’t want to stop immediately to adjust because i will lose the group instantly. By the time you realize it maybe worth it you’re so far in the race… it may not be worth it anymore Besides that, the difficult thing is, when you do that you have no way to measure what you’re doing and you risk to let out too much. You will not find out until you are riding again and the tires roll off in the corners 🤪 Also it will cost time, so you wouldn’t want to do it on the key moments where the difference is made and the lead group is established. But, yes it’s definitely an option and could work out if you are lucky If it’s not a race with a group but an individual TT or just a casual ride you can stop straight away and will be more efficient and make up the time. But in a race with a group, the benifit from riding with the group is often so big, you don’t want to lose that by stopping… same reason we don’t stop at the feed stations or stop to piss! (Last year at Bartje200 I stopped to piss after 4 hours and I never saw the guys back!🤨)

[@jasperverkuijl]

@@gilr4024 😂😂😂

[@PhysiKarlz]

But once you reached the sandy section groupless, you could have dropped some tyre pressure.

[@diedemink2]

@@PhysiKarlzdat leek mij dus ook

[@kirlap]

For me as an Austrian it is very entertaining to see a mountain bike race in the Nederlands. The killer hill was the best :-)

[@jasperverkuijl]

Hahaha. Yeah for us flatlanders it’s a thing

[@CristiancBucur]

You made me laugh 😂 I just did a 120km few days ago with over 1600m elevation.

[@jasperverkuijl]

@@CristiancBucur I did 140km with 3500m yesterday… what is your point?😜

[@stevevarga8621]

You picked the right bike. That was a gravel race, definitely not a mtb race. Your drop bars helped you a lot with the aerodynamics compared to the mtbs. Loved the video. Keep them coming.

[@isaachlloyd]

Agreed. He made the right decision. Defiantly had an advantage with drop bars at least.

[@znail4675]

@@isaachlloyd Seems like what he called a beach bike was the most optimal choice as that would get him the advantages he had with this bike but also get wider tires.

[@maxwellsage7422]

This was def a lighter XC MTB race, I think the optimum setup would be a hardtail xc MTB with aerobars like u see Dylan Johnson running a lotmin his races

[@lazerdicks43]

Fastest bike - Road bike with wider tires!!

[@lazerdicks43]

At the right tire pressure!

[@kahlilb.toston9890]

Way to Go! blooded due to brances and still pushes on. What a motivated rider.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Always!! It’s not over till it’s over 🔥

[@19MHansen95]

I can't stress enough how awesome these videos are! Love seeing some cool races. Especially on the gravel bike and MTB.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Glad you like them!

[@viktornys8323]

Great video Jasper! We all know the feeling of seeing a group in front and try to push as much as you can, can feel the pain trough the screen :)

[@rich_valets9937]

Jasper 🤟🏼 these videos are my favourite!! mtb/gravel races one long video, keep up the good work buddy 👍🏼

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thanks! Will do!

[@jasperverkuijl]

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[@HerrBertHerbert]

Awesome video! Very impressive how you keep up with the guys on their XC MTB on the single trails! I would love to do such race myself (but on a MTB 😄)

[@jasperverkuijl]

🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@pauldyer3821]

Love these videos your bike handling is amazeballs!

[@TheDTYW]

Congratulations Jasper 🏆 so rad …awesome loving it video as always pack with so much action from the start. Dang your killing it with them technical single route track and you still able to catch up and get back with the group and finish fourth place that’s some really solid ride bro🙌👍👊

[@troygoodier7185]

Mate, that is some incredible footage. Looks bloody intense. Kudos for keeping it up for the entire 100 and finishing strong!! Looks super hard but super fun - what a course!!

[@jonathanchester5916]

Really like the long format race format - great footage. Also fun to see your upper body shock absorber :)

[@mickhurley7305]

Best bike footage on KZbin I've seen in a long while. Great footage and the voice over analysis, so honest and real. Great stuff you got a new sub.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thank you! Welcome to the channel!! I’ve got lots of race videos like this. Hope you like them.

[@Chreeeys]

Great race coverage Jasper. Well done!

[@Sand0rNL]

Nice result, your a beast. If you had the right setup/Bike you had a good chance of winning this race. Cant wait to see what you will do in 2023. Keep it up!!

[@thomasreese5000]

Sweet video! I watched this doing some zone2 endurance, i found myself wanting to lean and power out of the corners. Lol. I hope all my fellow cycling fanatics have a wonderful 2023!

[@ThePixelize]

Love your race vids! Looking forward to the crits again!

[@larrymcgoldrick3471]

Awesome! Excellent result and fantastic video. Thanks. 👍

[@phodaOG]

Wow i see lots more racing videos. Love it, i remember you doing poll, glad to see these again

[@djinthemixxX]

why not a quick stop to change tire pressure?

[@Cykel.Mathias]

Suppose it could have been worth doing it at the moments in the race he was waiting up for a group, but easy to say in hindsight

[@jasperverkuijl]

More guys asking the same question so I’m copy pasting some of the answer: I never know beforehand how much loose sand there is. So if there is one dry section in the beginning I don’t want tomato immediately to adjust because impose the group instantly. By the time you realize it maybe worth it you’re so far in the race… it may not be worth it anymore Besides that, the difficult thing is, when you do that you have no way to measure what you’re doing and you risk to let out too much. You will not find out until you are riding again and the tires roll off in the corners 🤪 Also it will cost time, so you wouldn’t want to do it on the key moments where the difference is made and the lead group is established. But, yes it’s definitely an option and could work out if you are lucky If it’s not a race with a group but an individual TT or just a casual ride you can stop straight away and will be more efficient and make up the time

[@daisyseptimus561]

If it's me I'll stop and let the air out regardless if it's a race. If its the pressure becomes too low just stop and pump it up again.

[@pmcmpc]

You showed some amazing bike handling being under tired and over pressured. Also, really, really recommend you run a redshift stem on rigid gravel bike - it kills so much vibration, takes the edge off bumps and lets you flow so much better.

[@dhuaib5184]

Came here to say this. The redshift stem can make a big difference.

[@luannedimaggio7025]

I was only going to riding a few miles, but this was so fun, music, you racing,etc. I keep going.... old lady riding bikes is fun!!!!!!

[@mortenlvholm2535]

Awesome video Jasper and awesome ride!

[@kathyclemente9850]

Recently found your channel and it’s so well done! One of my favorites! Now to go see the rest of your videos 😊

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thank you!

[@rule3036]

Great video Jasper, I have at 55 never done a race , you have inspired me. Your finish sprint was a brilliant effort.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Give it a try!!

[@montanajones8393]

You the man, Jasper. Awesome job. I think these days the question of which bike is right for the job really depends on the conditions. Foe what you dealt with, I think you would have been better off with a finer tire tread instead of knobs run at a lower pressure with the gravel bike. Watching CX races & the pros are on 32's only & using a herringbone tread for sand when its dry.

[@ConcreteGuy7711]

For me as a beginner..watching your video really inspire me to just keep pushing..and set goals to myself and better me fitness an mentally, good job

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thanks man! Mental toughness is important!

[@diogofso]

Love these "MTB" races 👍🏻👏🏻

[@georgiaguardian4696]

Was anticipating you finishing the first place. But it’s still very good.. keep it coming

[@daveisontherun]

great video dude..lots of fun!!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thanks!

[@massimoamerica6726]

Entertaining video as always!

[@JordiMoll]

For a short races this gravel bike is a good choice. You have the answer. Wider tyres will give you better traction and confort. The weigh is not important when ther´s no big climbs. The most important thing is the confort. Less energy spend means you can go smooth and this means speed. Greetings from Mallorca.

[@mirak63]

He said it in the begining, but yeah it's incredibly flat. 😅

[@Pauluseikkailee]

Nice. Good music choice. I'm also doing a 120 km MTB race upcoming summer so good to see here's another John Tomac out there.

[@michaltreder]

great video man!

[@hobscotch]

Awesome race and commentary.

[@YuichiTamaki]

What a fantastic ride! this video showed me just how fast can flat bars be, I just started riding a road bike after riding flat bars my whole life and still don't feel at home. maybe something like the Diverge Expert Evo wold be nice.

[@jasperverkuijl]

BIKE, TIRE CHOICE OR TIRE PRESSURE....... WHAT DO YOU THINK??

[@pgn666]

I would go with: Back 2.0" (if you can fit it, there was no mud so you could put the bigger tyre that goes into the frame) 22psi and front 2.2" 20psi, tubeless ofc

[@KuriReevel]

Mostly high tyre pressure but also bike :). With MTB even with the same skinnish tyres you probably had felt much better in the soft sand and wasted less energy overall. And on the hard but pumpy surface suspension bike is so so much faster and comfier. MTB with relatively narrow handlebar and 2.2 inch tyres seems to be the best choice I guess.

[@daryltill70]

They would have been suffering just as much on the tarmac sections

[@jasperverkuijl]

@@pgn666 yeah I had the 2.1” Vittoria in the back but it was too wide. Next biggest I could get was the 45mm Hutchinson…. 20psi was probably already going to make the big difference. I think I was on 30-ish but can’t remember exactly

[@jasperverkuijl]

@@daryltill70 I don’t think so… wide soft tires are not as slow on tarmac as narrow hard tires on the off road. And the amount of tarmac was small compared to the trails

[@rumbafum]

Awesome video! Well done!

[@johnyblamounth9142]

Nicely done 👍🏼 Amazing video with country music pretty spicy Great job mate 🤙🏼

[@ThisTimeTheWorld]

When I was a teenager, I joined the local road race, on my heavy 1970s schwinn with swept back bars. I did pretty good, held 6th till the sprint and got passed by a flood of racers. The next year I had a fancy old road race bike, but they were steamed and led me the whole way. Hahaha

[@hendrasoe]

I like when you tried a bunny hop at the falling tree 🙂 ... this show that you are strong for able to keep up with the XCs.

[@tonixpto1]

Brutal👏👏👏 love yours videos 💪🏼

[@mynickwaspirated]

Dude, I don't know why I'm here, not even into cycling, apart from commuting and recreation. Just wanted to say, that was really entertaining to watch, great editing, great commentary and nice music. You just made a new fan! 😃 Thx a lot

[@jasperverkuijl]

Welcome aboard! Thanks man!! I’ve got lots of similar content so sure you’ll like some! 🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@lostcarpark]

Awesome video. You did a great job to come fourth. Definitely seems like the gravel bike was the right choice. Yes you should have had softer tires, but next time you might find the ground a little firmer and your tires would have been perfect.

[@patrickbriggs1182]

Your the first person to acknowledge the importance of tyre pressures, when I’ve asked people about tyres etc their reply is always the same, o I don’t really care about tyre pressures. Well done 👍

[@jasperverkuijl]

Their just not aware yet…. It’s super important

[@MehmetSevil]

My legs were tingling and my HR was high while watching this. Amazing performance! 🤩

[@douwekwarten2115]

That was a bloody messy race!! Good effort klasbak!

[@jasperverkuijl]

💪🏻💪🏻

[@oscardaniel1976]

Thanks for sharing! The level is super hi, as you mentioned: full gas from the beginning. I get exhausted just watching 😅!

[@markburton8303]

you guys are flying!

[@welshluke1971]

Brilliant Jasper GREAT JOB 👏 RIGHT BIKE WRONG PRESSURES FOR SURE 😊

[@lkbfreak]

Congrats on the 4th place! Nice job and great racing!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thanks!

[@dieselwilliams]

Nice race information and tips 👍

[@HarryTzianakisTheGodOfSpeed]

Great job! 👍💪 Loved to whole video. Not an easy course to stay on. I guess you can try with the mountain bike next time and see how it goes.

[@northcycle5531]

Oh man thanks for your video. Watch its just like movie in one breath.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mathias8013]

Great video!

[@Gisae]

Top video weer. Wat een snelheid op zulk 'wegdek'. Ik zou al blij zijn om de 100km uit te fietsen. Op de racefiets gaat dat prima, maar zoveel mul zand is toch echt andere koek.

[@PitanuBoonyaratvej]

Some days you have really bad days, but well done, bloody exciting video by the way :)

[@svensshed1564]

That was awesome to watch

[@jasperverkuijl]

Great!

[@R2D2592]

Very impressive. Very tough race. 💪

[@alteschaufel]

Super Video! 👍

[@MauYeah]

Awesome and motiviatin Video like always!! Tanks Jasper!! at 30:40 i et of my chair as i thought you mentioned Tom Boonen. AHHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@alolympic]

Great footage, great commentary. Impressive effort and I think you should be proud of the result!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thanks!

[@CalvinPuah]

bloody amazing ride! I think your fitness is not far off, not sure what your tyre width was, but I'd imagine a fast rolling 45 or 50c will be about perfect. The soft sand looked like it really sapped your energy! Awesome vid!

[@jenmac287]

Great video..bike worked well.

[@andreipadure5341]

very very enjoyable race report! Subscribed :D

[@jasperverkuijl]

Welcome mate!!

[@W0B0N]

Awesome race.

[@ieism1]

I just love the mountains, so majestic.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Me too!

[@joep285]

Hey Jasper, ik wou even zeggen dat de video's die je de afgelopen tijd levert echt topnotch zijn! heb ook zeer genoten van deze aflevering, en vind het cool dat je veel vieuws pakt, verdient!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thanks!

[@ZenEndurance]

For gravel, I ride with no valve caps so I can tap them to let out air if I realize they are too high for the conditions. Takes like 10 seconds and makes the rest of the ride faster and safer. Do it all the time and works great. Usually just takes the front tire.

[@michadebicki6534]

Same here but with cyclocross bike!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Still need to unscrew the valves right? Which are usually clogged from the tubeless sealant🤪

[@michadebicki6534]

@@jasperverkuijl good Latex tube>tubeless. And as a bonus lower rolling resistance.

[@jasperverkuijl]

@@michadebicki6534 you’ll get pinch flats and thorns will cause a flat too. Not with tubeless. I think tubeless is the standard in Mtb for a reason but hey, I never tried so 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@michadebicki6534]

@@jasperverkuijl pinch flats - no, never happend. Latex is super resistant to this type of damage. Thorns and sharp stones are bigger problem but good TPI with tire with solid side wall can prevent this as well. Continental's Cross King CX are bulletproof, I haven't have a single flat since 2 seasons with these. And Michelin latex tubes.

[@dhuaib5184]

Excellent video. 14:40 looked like the steepest bit of the race!

[@SeantheRD]

Gravel race??!! They got you pedaling through corn fields lol. Awesome video you are a phenomenal rider. I'd in the back taking my time

[@Berezin2]

That looks like good fun

[@PeterBalssuweit]

Watching this, i know with the Rondo Bogan i choose just the right rig for a world cycling trip :) Amazing footage!!

[@grazylegs72]

You surely raced to win,enjoyed youre video very much👏👏👏

[@jasperverkuijl]

Thank you 😀

[@johng1968]

Made a similar race on fatbikes with a friend, we lost to a light guy on a gravelbike, but all the MTBs were way behind. With these kind of speeds, yes the wheels are not aero, but they just hover over these small bumps and sand, without causing any disturbance or extra attention to the surface under you. Correct pressure is the key ;)

[@kob0100]

Mooi aflevering, gedeeld met de regionale zandtrappers in drenthe. Ideale lengte voor op de kickr!

[@mastaJaber]

Nice footage, enjoyed it a lot! Dutch people are very funny - mountain bike race in north of Netherlands 🤣it's hilarious 😆

[@jimdolen225]

epic race, you are an animal!

[@justjase1576]

I did wonder why you didn't stop and let the air out, but superb watching! Well done!

[@jasperverkuijl]

I’ve put some info in the top comment

[@uknowbass]

You gotta use the Silca tire pressure chart. You tooo big chances; love watching you race

[@GuillaumeLambert83]

You are a beast !

[@eric209]

Awesome video. I don't know why I ended up here, but here I am. You did great.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Yoooo welcome 🙏🏻

[@robt8042]

My heart rate is going into the red just watching this Lolz. Great job, awesome video.

[@davidh8600]

Just discovered your channel. That's amazing. I ride road bikes but this also seems like a lot of fun!!!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Welcome aboard! I’ve got so much road bike footage, you’ll love that too!

[@SyLens1]

altijd leuk, heb het zelf ook gedaan met een cyclocross fiets omdat ik geen MTB heb. de technische stukken waren traag maar de gravel/weg stukken kon niemand me bijhouden. het maakt het zeker interessanter voor jezelf om mee te doen zo :P

[@jasperverkuijl]

Dan had je helemaal smalle banden en was erg zwaar op die mulle stukken!?

[@SyLens1]

@@jasperverkuijl vooral door boere wegen met putjes waar het niet gelijk lag waar een vering echt wel key was hield ik wat mensen op, jammer voor hun wel achter zo'n trage cyclocrosser hangen :P een paar zandstroken met los zand waar je toch moest lopen. Verder waren 33mm wel oke. Op de weg zat iedereen in mn wiel maar konden me gewoon niet bijhouden en reed ik solo naar de groep voor mij

[@jasperverkuijl]

@@SyLens1 ja precies die boeren velden waren echt zwaar man! ik weet niet in welke wave je reed. Maar als je in de kopgroep zit (of vlak daarbij) dan zijn die gasten allemaal sterk genoeg om in je wiel te blijven op het asfalt. dat is wel een verschil. in het mulle is het verschil alleen zoveel groter dat je dan wel echt in de moelijkheden komt met je smalle banden. anyway, je kan wel lekker die tocht fietsen,, ook zonder mtb! (Y)

[@josmedema]

Ik ben blij dat je de bult in de race zwaar vond. Was erg leuk om dit segment uit te zetten. Er hebben veel rijders zich daar opgeblazen.. de een naar de andere rijder stond langs de kant met kramp.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Ja was echt een scheidsrechter in de race zeg maar! Mee of eraf!

[@carbonarne675]

Holy shit that's an amazing video! Like a movie! Never thought cycling would bee interesting to watch

[@laurentduval7025]

Race Against The Machine 😋 Cood MTB video qui prouve que la terre est plate 😘 Oh i don't race but enjoy the nature with all kinds of bikes 😋 A bientôt la french team 😘

[@marcus_velo_9970]

brilliant Jasper great footage and commentary. my thoughts are a hard trail mtb with 29/2.35 tyres would have required less effort through the terrain. the big differences I've noticed when riding aggressive mtb vs gravel bike are handle bar leverage (ability to fully commit to cornering), braking control and rapid gear selection. front suspension means less energy used. gravel bike is a compromise. weight is key my hard tail mtb is 9.5kg, my gravel bike the same. bar leverage a big factor for handling and allows more body dynamic on bike. great race you had fun dude.

[@B.Mitchell]

I am curious about the gearing ratios on the MTBs as well as the general handlebar width, which is a little personal of course but with the trend to have super wide bars does it still make sense in a race situation like this. These guys are all ripping along on MTB s and gravel bikes, so aside from really great condition, how is their gear selection and bar size different than a traditional hard tail/cross country set up?

[@marcus_velo_9970]

@@B.Mitchell not gear ratios, the mtb gear selection is a trigger system up on the bars compared to drop bars which have the levers on the drops, mtbs are designed for faster terrain changes so your hands are right at the triggers, where drop bars, not as accessible under fire - long movement for gear change. Wide bars, no not downhill wide, generally xc bars 700-780 mm width, well that's basic physics as more leverage gives more control, descending and dropping into corners, also allows greater body movement with the wider bar platform results in more ability to be one with terrain.

[@noels8817]

Nice video and great job, Jasper. Yes, I think stick w the gravel, get a little wider tires, and lower the pressure, can you swap in a suspension stem like the Redshift?

[@jasperverkuijl]

Probably could do that yes.

[@sebastiaanvankouwen8500]

9.8K subscribers to go, lets go

[@jasperverkuijl]

Yep, getting closer!

[@ronaldverhagen]

Prachtige video Jasper, grote klasse. Wil je dat cowboy muziekje alleen niet meer gebruiken? Ga vooral zo door en ben benieuwd wat je komend jaar allemaal gaat doen!!

[@jasperverkuijl]

Tja, sommige kijkers vinden het leuk muziek andere niet

[@geneadriano4490]

Still,, you done very well.. Congratulations!! I think its the bike.. fr 🇵🇭💪🏻🤘🏻

[@aristroink]

Respect for fitness!

[@geemoya4500]

Bro u killed it..but I feel u on that top level repeat attacks like in a pro 1 2 crit race...I think also u were out gunned on the bike but still ran good...yup

[@XavierHipolito]

Jasper, come to Portugal to ride the Dourogranfondo! Amazing views, food, cycling. You would like it!

[@kaseycarpenter73]

Wow. My G2 is jealous of your G2. I only bikepack and ultra on mine (long and slow) that looked like a lot of fun and now I want to learn more about "Beach bikes!"

[@jasperverkuijl]

Hey man, check out my bike packing video I did this summer!! It was on the G2 and was amazing!

[@davidcoghill8612]

I think its funny how bikes have come full circle. A gravel bike is so much closer to the early mountain bikes from the 80s than a modern mountain bike is to their ancestors.

[@jasperverkuijl]

Yep it’s crazy. Remember the time cell phones had to be as small as possible? Now everyone is walking around with 8” screen iPhones which are basically computers haha.

[@dionthomas7970]

Just found your channel Jasper.. Great video… hoping to race some gravel myself this year! 👍

[@jasperverkuijl]

Welcome to the channel! I’ve got so much more race content on and off road. Hope you like it!