Are the trails at Alpine one way?

I hate Revels off-road.

I’ve driven by this trail hundreds of times, now it’s on the list for August. Thanks.

Lol, you started out riding past bungalows and I was like where are you? Looks familiar. Lived in MKE for 25 years. Excellent place for biking. There is a huge beautiful county park system, with a 76 mile trail that makes a huge circle of Milwaukee county. You can ride on a trail west to Waukesha county that’s on abandoned railroad right of way. The part that goes past Am Fam Field is on an old former electric inter-urban train corridor.

Love the Village Trail!

You’ve missed a whole section at the end. Essentially it takes you back up to the top where you started and ends with some fun downhill

Thank you for sharing your video that I watched from Trail Forks and here on KZbin. The first time I mtb the 401 was twenty-eight-years ago, i think it was around Summer '96. Crested Butte was a small town, compared to what people see in Crested Butte now. Anyway, I enjoyed your video because it sparked a sensation in my soul when I rode this trail, riding thru the great fern and aspen forest. This is what I remember the most, the emerald forest section. Had this been me, I would have stopped more to take flora pix...but that is me. Back in the 90s, we didn't have cell phone camera's, or GoPro, but we had film cameras. I can't find my pix of riding in addition the Betty Cline to the top of 401. Speaking of which I like how stable you kept your camera while riding downhill. Also, thank you for showing kindness to uphill riders and being kind. We, mtb'ers in the 90s had many meetings with open space and national forest rangers, including hikers, equestrian, and mtber's to learn how we can share the the trail without pissing each other off for not yielding or showing kindness. Keep the rubber side down and happy sharing.

Btw the side grad is are fantastic

Refreshing to have someone say they aren’t as strong as they use to be ( me included ) 😊

Always amusing when people can't even ride the start of the trail, yet proceed thinking they can maybe do the rest. Schooner was a waste of time and effort because nobody truly rides it, not that much talent around there. Lots of people will claim they rode it, but what they really meant was hike a bike. They walked all the tough stuff, which just makes it pointless.

thank you so much for the link.. perfect tool for the task at hand..

I gave up on this! I tightened the ring nut removal tool really hard in the vice, brought my neighbor to help me, we managed to strip the square part of the ring nut removal tool and it didn't come off. On top of that, I'm doing this on a brand new wheel which was never ridden before.

Very cool and fun

obviously this is a sign of bad design of e-thirteen, installation should be dumb simple, i;am pretty sure many people would make similiar mistake during installation. I will stay with my easy to install Garbaruk. cheers :)

God you were flying up those hills!

Looks bloody cold there fella. Love my Creo.

We don’t usually say quarries around this part of Minnesota. They’re pits, and pit lakes.

It’s frustrating that this trail is being used as an example of how mine reclamation should work. The reality is that it’s still a mine pit, and those hills are still dumps. Mine reclamation is supposed to actually REPLACE the forests and natural ecosystems that were destroyed when mining began.

Love your videos! I like everything about them, but really like the graphics with all the details. Thanks for your efforts in producing these.

Watch out for the Snow Beast!

What about the speed sensor?

E13 have posted 2 excellent videos on installing Helix cassettes, including trouble shooting.

So you moved to a state that knows mountain biking. Lol 😆

Ringing endorsement for a full-face helmet. Really enjoyed this video. Love the Garmin graphics and details and just all the explanations of the various features on this trail. Plus, it's great to see this from a non-expert, slightly older rider's perspective. Thanks for your time and energy in producing this nice video.

Thanks for Video. Now I know that better to buy gimbal then new gopro

the reason why i dont want dt swiss anymore i dont like this kind of design its getting tighter and tighter by pedaling in the long time, hope pro4 and industry nine is very easy to service..

Just seeing this vid today. This is one of my home trails. LC is a great trail and has actually changed quite a bit since this video. Smoothing out features, adding better berms, a wall ride, and some other great lines that you missed. Old 96er is a small section off the main trail that is one of the funnest I've ever ridden. Super steep, step up, drops, jumps and great flow. Thanks for the great video!

Thanks for the video. Did it work for anyone with carbon rise?

Was there some construction going on near where you were riding? All I kept hearing was a THWACK!.....THWACK!.....THWACK!.....and for some reason there was the sound of a synthesizer as well. Were you playing the synthesizer as you were riding? And how did you play the synthesizer while also holding your camera phone? What's the story, Limey?

im am very impressed by this video

Ps I packed everything with a calcium grease .used ceramic bearings. I’m hoping it will come off easily the 2nd time ….did they use a thread lock ??

Thanks for the help !! I tried the wood and it just moved my massive home made metal bench!! Then tried a powerful 1/2 air gun …no joy.I was beginning to price up hope pro 5 ! I then after reading all the comments here decided to try the heat gun.a little worried about using that process but I’m in trouble now.I also let wd40 soak in for a few hours.did this a couple off times and the air gun wizzed it straight off

Glad I went with the dt swiss hubs.

Is it normal for these cassettes to have small wobble which you can notice if you backpedal fast and look at it from above? I've installed and reinstalled it and still have a small amount of wobble

I was looking on Trail Forks for some new rides in the area and came across your video...Dude..sorry about your misfortune on this ride but my wife and I lost it laughing.. Very enternaiting. thanks.

I've been riding this trail a lot and I just started mountain biking. How do you stay controlled and do those first really steep back to back berms so well? I tend to break in the middle of them so I can realign and not go flying over the edge.

5 years later this is still a great example of the inReach SOS functionality! Thank you for posting

Excellent tip mister. I got my the dt swiss 370 ring for 3 pawl extracted with this technique; took me 2 mins. It was 2yrs old. Thanks a bunch. 🙏

Thank you for this report…very informative and helpful

Thans, helpful video, wasn't getting a helix to snap together, wiped some grease out then went easy. 👍

65 switchbacks, non-stop climbing, creepy exposure, little shade and moondust...I can't be bothered with that. 😆Good on ya though.👍

Can you do this on a gravel bike?

When you get to the first Fire road on the green lake climb, did you take a right or a left?

At 4:56 you came to an intersection, which way did you go?

Great vid! Thanks for such good beta!

Thanks

Grippy shoes are a must

Thank you for taking the time to post this, I loved the "map" in the top right corner so we can see where you are at when you hit a marker. I am headed there in about a week and will hit this, and feel pretty good about the navigation thanks to your video. People who don't do this kind of thing have no idea how much time it takes to recon/navigate a new trail in a different state. Your vid saved me some time. Thanks, Jeff

Love that you add all that data, thank you for doing the legwork to show it!! I plan on heading to the area soon and these videos help me know what to expect.

Nice video. Thanks for keeping the ambient audio so we can hear the trail noise.