Fastest & Roughest Thredbo Cannonball Downhill! Ft Zac Bradley.

We are back in Thredbo for a combined Cannonball and National Championships!
The guys have done a heap of work to the track and it is running the fastest it ever has.
come with us as Zac chases me down the fast and loose Cannonball track.

[@antog42]

Looking so fast... even if Zac thought he had time to check out the plant life half way down

[@johnbravo7542]

Love the follow cam.

[@ricardosoares2504]

Creazy...yes...congratulations...👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@mathewcampbell8479]

That's nuts. That's as close as I'll ever get to the thrill of downhill. Thanks guys!

[@lowvibe]

beautiful to watch the insane riding skill..

[@juliaferguson7357]

We almost had a stackie 🤣 best comment ever ! 🙌

[@mattyg3696]

Epic. Nice run

[@JLmedia-hpattern]

Bit more air time than a decade ago at old Thredbo. The wooded section is pretty spicy now too 🌶️

[@tomislavvidoque5287]

Aiii jbt al ga izrokaše, svaka čast 👏👏👏

[@marauder7412]

Sickness

[@chadsugden411]

poor old zac, you can hear his voice is about to break lol

[@lofto_mtb]

looks insane! wish i was there

[@WAZmc]

She’s blown out!

[@mattmccann7383]

Yes Zac and deno 🤙

[@eriknippak5659]

Props to the chase camera.

[@weridegiantsmtb284]

I swear u have no brake pads in there Donny!

[@andrewrivera4029]

Great riding, how do you stay on line going so fast?

[@Tr3zn3r]

Practice makes perfect.! You have to be in tune with the bikes level of grip and how to maximize traction with loading up the suspension and when to lighten up the bike to let it drift on the gnar. If you look closely most riders almost steer through stuff with the front tire-keeping it on the fall line. They keep their body somewhat loaded up over center, loose in the knees-letting their legs make room for the rear half of the bike to go out a little wider to dig in and find tractions. Then pop them out of the line into the next line. The transition point from one berm to the next you are almost popping and very light on the bike similar to slalom skiing. That’s how I do it and I’m still working on getting this fast but it has improved my speed through tight stuff.