Thank you, glad you liked it. Hope your nephey enjoys shredding!

My pleasure, thank you for the feedback. I hope you have a good time building together 😎👊.

Thank you! Hawknest is great as an out and back as you described. It can also be nice to take other trails from Pima Dynamite parking all the way to the NE corner of Brown's Ranch then ride Hawknest back to the Pima Dynamite Parking. The flowers are just starting to pop up so be sure you check it out sometime in the next 2-3 weeks before the flower fade. Have a great ride!

The closest parking is Wild Horse Trailhead Parking. If you ride up Twisted Sister it will bring you to Big Sister. Have fun!

If you are up for a longer killer ride. Try parking at the NRA Pit and riding up L'ape De Huez and riding down Red Mountain rush. Then go over to Twisted Sister and Big Sister and take Wild horse back to your car. That is a killer ride.

@@devincrighton4376 thanks brother can't wait we'll leave it better than it is preciate it.

Thank you!

You are very welcome. Thank you for checking out my channel.

Killer! Thank you for subscribing, I need to get my butt in gear and post some more videos!

Thank you I really appreciate it. Looking forward to showing you Big Sister and Red Mountain Rush.

My pleasure!

You can make a ramp whatever dimensions you want as long as you have a 10ft+ radius and the base is substantially long you should be fine. I recommend following the link in the description for the plans of this ramp. The plans are written so they efficiently utilize 1 sheet of plywood. For the ramp in the plans the length is 48" and the height is 15".

Thank you, it is called Hawksnest on the Trailforks app. Have fun.

This is Gooseberry Mesa it lies East of Hurricane Utah just West of Zion National Park.

some pretty saguaros for sure!

@@devincrighton4376 wish we had those in Kentucky

Thank you, happy you enjoyed!

He used to run with me on trails all the time back in Idaho. All of the Phoenix metro has leash laws so it is hard to take him riding now. I will see what I can do.

Nope, I didn't use a gimbal for any shot in this video. I opted against it since I would be standing most of the time and I wanted to show the bike movement more clearly. Gimbals smoothen the video out but also dum down the lean of the bike.

Awesome, I am glad you find it entertaining. It means a lot to me to see positive feedback. Hit me up if you ever come out East, it would be a pleasure to ride with you.

Thank you, It makes me happy to see people enjoy my videos. I puposely road this trail on that specific day because it was in the middle of the spring bloom. It is hard to beat the beauty of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve during spring bloom.

Thank you, I am glad you like it. I am currently using a GoPro Hero 7 with Hypersmooth 2.7K @ 60fps mounted to a Feyutech gimbal and a GoPro chest mount.

Oh, also I slap a ND8 or ND16 filter on if I am filming a trail primarily into the sun

You are welcome. With regards to a half pipe I recommend turning the 2x4's so the short side matches up to the riding surface since they will see much more stress on a larger longer ramp. Also depending on how wide you make it you may want to do 2x6's to ensure the ramp doesn't deflect or have strength issues. Best of luck!

I respect your opinion and would love if you could post a video and share your design. I find this method is a good balance between cheap, sturdy, and easy to assemble, but I am always happy to learn something new. I look forward to seeing your video!

@@devincrighton4376 The design isn't the issue, its the way you assembled it and the order you assembled it in, there are many videos on youtube where they are using the correct method and order, if you watch it back I'm sure you will be able to figure out where you could of made it easier for yourself and your viewers that will be attempting this..

It is hard to say because I haven't seen your child ride. It is likely if they can jump and land safely on a 12-15" ramp then they are ready to step up to something like 18-20" but this high puts much more stress on your ankles and knees when landing on flat. Make sure they land on a down slope or build a landing to avoid injuries. Hope your child has lots of fun and rides safe. Thank you for checking our my videos!

My pleasure!

The yellow shoes are Specialized Comp Mountain Bike Clipless Shoes. I have ridden them for about 5 years now and they have been great.

@@devincrighton4376 Thank you so much!

Hail Nimrod! lol

Thank you, Ash is a loving, loyal dog that likes to follow me around and chase shadows.

LOL, no joke! Wood is crazy right now. The plywood where I am is like $65/sheet right now and 2x4s are $8 each. Way more expensive than back when I made this video. Hopefully the prices of wood will go down again sometime soon.

Are you wondering how far and high I would jump off it? or how tall and long the ramp is? I don't have the ramp anymore but I think it was around 20" tall and 50" long and I could jump up to two bike lengths at maybe 3.5ft high. Although this took me a couple weeks before I was hitting it fast enough to get that far.

you are welcome!

I definitely think it is something you should have the ability to make with supervision from an adult. Make sure you have an adult help you if you are using power tools and wear your personal protective equipment like safety glasses. Better yet work on it together with your parents as a fun family activity.

Awesome! Best of luck I hope you have lots of fun on your jump.

Sunrise 🙂, but I agree very nice.

It is the best. IMO it offers the most fun for the average rider than anywhere else in the valley. Especially with all the new updates to the East side. Red Mtn. Rush is awesome!

thank you, glad you like the videos.

when i saw your content i thought you have like 10k followers

Appreciate the feedback!

Thank you

My pleasure, thank you for checking out my video!

Nice, enjoy don't get too hot. It's a warm day today.

Awesome, both are great trails. Glad you had a wonderful time riding.

Its the same as mine

That is cool!

Hello!

Feeling much better now. All healed up. I am glad you enjoy my videos. Hope to see you out on the trails. Cheers!

That sounds like a fun challenge. If I think of a cool way to create a simpler jump with no tools I will definitely make a video for you.

@@devincrighton4376 thanks!