How Expensive Is Enduro Really? Sean Gunn Puts It Into Perspective
Sean Gunn explains why the cost of enduro can look very different when you compare it with other hobbies and sports.
Enduro can look expensive from the outside, especially once you start adding up the cost of a bike, riding kit, maintenance, entry fees and travel.
Why Enduro Can Look Expensive
The initial cost is the bit most people notice first. A bike, protective kit and the basic equipment needed to get started can make enduro look like an expensive sport compared with something you can try for very little upfront cost.
What You're Actually Paying For
For regular riders, though, the value is not just in owning the bike. It is the riding itself, events, weekends away, time with friends and the amount of use they get from the equipment over a season.
Sean's Point
In this short clip, Sean Gunn puts that cost into perspective by comparing enduro with other hobbies and sports. It does not make enduro cheap, but it changes how you look at the overall value of taking part.