Endurance. It's a looooong ride.

Thank you!

Multiple trail system, but out of all of them I really enjoyed the fall leaves. Kinda looked like a golden trail.

The spine is cool too but I dread doing it everytime lol. Scary stuff

@@splatoffroad thanks it was fun!

@@TyDesignerd I’m the worst jumper. Body positioning needs to be straight up and down while pulling and the bars to suction your feet against the pedal. I just end up getting bucked most the time haha. I’m getting better tho!

@@shredian does a great job describing what he is doing to jump. I think, however, this technique is ultimately why you see him case (land slightly short) on the jumps when the guy in front of him is clearing them cleanly. The Loam Ranger put out a video about 2 years ago where he explains more proper technique in terms of what it actually feels like when you are riding, and that video is the best explanation I've seen on jump technique. Shredian - keep on shredding! Didn't mean this as a negative commentary. Really enjoyed the video and the sneak peak of the new trail. Hoping to get to ride it myself this weekend.

@@zajones0620 yup still figuring it out. I’ve never done jumps this size before so was a lil scared haha

@@splatoffroad thx homie!

@@skidokare88 it’s in Highland, UT! It’s an area about 30 min south of Salt Lake City. There are a bunch of great trails right by it too!

​@@shrediancool area Corner Canyon. Fun area!

@@TyDesignerd mountain biking is always a great way to free your mind. To be mindful and live in the present and focus on what’s in front of you. It’s a lot like snowboarding too! At least for me that’s how it works. The worries of everything else comes after you’re done tho lol. But at least while you ride you feel liberated and free.

@@TyDesignerd how we all hype each other up and push each other to ride better, faster, and improve skills. It’s good energy for sure.

@@splatoffroad yeah man! Struggled with that step up after the drop but I think we all got it at least once haha. Just not all at the same time. Speed for some of those features were tricky to figure out. Just subscribed to your channel!

@@TyDesignerd cuz once you get a taste of gnar… there’s no going back!

@@TyDesignerd nah just send it!

Where ever you feel most comfortable and are having fun.

@@TyDesignerd being well hydrated and electrolytes! First stage was a leg burner.

@@TyDesignerd yeti! Just get the best right away. Wish I had a good one to begin with. Would have saved me some injuries.

At 3:40 you can hear me gagging lol. I think it was the heat and wearing a full face helmet. I also overshot that first jump and luckily I was able to save it haha.

Thanks! Will do!

Maxxis assegai front/maxxis DHR II rear on a yeti sb150. 30psi rear 23psi front. 29r

Apparently first guy didn’t know. I’m also one to not yell at people when stuck behind them. Maybe I should from now on haha. Not sure about the other 2 people I got stuck behind.

@@shredian it’s weird man, in the rest of the world if you feel someone behind you usually you would tend to move aside, but not here, it’s so frustrating…

it was kinda a mess at the top, the climb took longer than a lot of ppl realize so you ended up going after ppl in a slower class or younger riders who don't know the rules yet. But in a race you should for sure be yelling for them to move over, we are all in the zone and you gotta break that.

Totally agree. Gonna start doing it.

Gloves for sure. Make a huge difference

Cushcore inserts which I don’t have 😂

Thanks!

Bcaas, carb replenishment post ride, and electrolytes!

Wear a good liner and a good set of gloves cuz this trail was longer than expected and had a decent climb before the decent! I’d say overall this trail is a beginner to intermediate trail.