This tut is so good thank you so much man I appreciate you ❤

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Thank you for your content. I have a Super DH and it's okay but... Are you aware of any bike helmut(s), regardless of use case, that use a strap that's more like those used on motorcycle helmuts? I don't like the two thin Y-strap that is in front and back around the ear, the complicated adjustment, etc. Motorcycle helmuts often include wide/thick padding between the strap and neck, and/or quick-release like a zip-tie. These are so much better, and I don't know why bike helmut manufacturers won't innovate. Thanks.

You missed all the jumps! WTF?

Great video. Who did you shuttle with?

Nice video, easy to follow! Thx👍

I tried riding it on my gravel bike. Does not seem like a beginner trail on that lol

Don't ride here. It is terrible. : )

South side is where it at

Thanks for the video, very useful as I'm going to service my RT3 for the first time. Hope you find the motivation to restart publishing new videos! subscribed, just in case you publish new stuff

I love all the trails from Bell Rock- love Big Park Loop, Llama, Templeton, Slim Shady, etc. We like doing a loop from Big Park up to Templeton, head up to Cathedral Rock, down to Buddha Beach, then back via Baldwin and Hi Line. You can take a break by the river at the bottom of Templeton and refresh before heading back. If you choose not to do Hi Line you can bail out and ride paved trails back to the parking lot.

Don't waste your money on Ridewrap. It's overpriced and an absolute pain to apply.

Two years later, have you experienced any issues with the motor? Thinking of buying one used and am curious if you’ve encountered anything

Really nice video.

Dude , followed your video and rebuilt mine with no issues. Saved me a ton. Thanks

How do I get to these trails

Pro tip... Buckle the back first and then the side clips after. That's when it snaps in place in a more solid way and feels way more secure

It definitely looks way sketchier in real life

Just an fyi helmets are a 1 crash helmet

So, why do they call it Rockville?

Hi! I'm new to MTB and used regular sports shoes until now. About a month ago, I had a silly fall and dislocated my big toe after kicking the ground. Now that I'm getting back into riding, I've decided to buy dedicated MTB shoes to prevent a similar incident from happening again, haha. I'm leaning towards the Trailcross Mid. My only concern is if they provide enough toe protection to avoid similar injuries. Apart from that, they seem great, and I like the added ankle protection. What do you think? Can I be confident with them? Thanks!

Would a hardtail be faster on that trail? Or a full sus?

Some difficult bolder rolls and technical, rocky sections at top. The lower section was a waste of time, mostly.

Nice job

Are e-bikes legal to ride pedal assist type

nice video, will visit Bend in a few weeks, and searching for intermediate trails to ride. Would you say this is a intermediate trail? Looking into Flagline train as well.

My exact same experience, and I even rented the same bike from Thunder. I rode Llama and Eazy Breezy too, but got there at 9am from Phoenix, was supposed to be a high of 74 but I was roasting out there. Some of those punchy climbs are tough and I had to walk up a few of them. Everything downhill was fun and about as challenging as I wanted to ride. Not trying to visit the hospital on vacation, and only riding with a half shield ... I was definitely tired after 2 hours though. Next time I'll check out Mescal and Hogs, but this week we're hitting up Hawes again. Going out at 7am so hoping to avoid the sun.

Where this trails are located?

You must ride the Methuselah trail down from North Leaf to the El Corte de Madera creek at the bottom. It is a great descent with good jumps and Incredible views at the bottom where the creek is. The creek is very serene if it has water. I rode in Feb 2023, and it is PERFECT!

Thanks, just ordered one I’m a mechanic not by choice living on the road retired and riding all the best trails in the US. Always something to work on!

Gracias por la explicación es de mucha ayuda.

Take off the cranks, wheels and rear shock. Then mount in a stand. Wash the bike perfectly clean then alcohol swab it well. Use plenty of spray on the bike, the part, and your hands. Soak it, because this displaces air much better and makes squeegeeing air out easier. Use a hair dryer to get pieces to tightly conform. Don't fear that when you come back after putting down bubble free wrap to see below bubble all over have appeared. It's normal, it's simply water that migrates as the drying happens. Leave the water bubbles alone and they will dry away and it goes totally back to perfect, I mean perfect wrappage. But it's important to make sure all air is removed when applying.

I know this is an old video but when you tie your laces tie your overhand knot normally, make your first loop then wrap it a round normally, but when you push the lace through to make your 2nd loop this is the trick here…. Push it through again then pull the loops tight. This gives you double the holding power of the knot and holds like you double knotted it. I learned this trick when I bought my 1st pair of high end hiking shoes from the guy that was fitting me.

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What about Toe protection ? are they good? Thanks a lot

That cow killed me 🤣😂

Great edit, awesome riding! Very entertaining! Yeww 🤘

Is that matte or gloss ?

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