Attacking the hardest features at Killington Bike Park

[@zazasoz3411]

Le papa et son fiston, quel beau partage ! Parcours bien scabreux, la tension dans les bras doit être à son maximum. Plusieurs replays au ralenti et prises de vue filmées par Ulysse, que de plaisir ! Bisous. Zaza

[@GeddyRC]

Nice riding! Love Killington and I can't wait to go back.

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thank you!

[@Drebikes]

Nice riding! going to Killington next weekend for the first time and this was a nice preview!

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

@Forgotrediddy Enjoy! Make sure to find sometime to head to the Gondola, where the gnarly stuff is located. I may be travelling to Killington on Saturday if weather holds, as Gondola wasn't open yet in my last trip in June.

[@TorieDH]

Super stoked to check out this place this summer. Real nice riding!! Subbed 👍👍

[@rollwithmemtb]

Nice riding and a nice overview of the trails👍

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thank you!

[@SplitComms]

Awesome vid. Great riding too.

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thanks

[@dfawsefse]

Your channel is so underrated I have no clue how you don't have more subs man!

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

No worry. I am not chasing subscribers, but rather quality comments like yours. Thanks anyway. For now, let's getting ready for the coming season and more videos!

[@cooper2616]

pretty good video, and cool bike

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thanks!

[@topspot4834]

Dope vid, nice riding ... What kinda bike you riding and what setting your front fork at? Looks like the trails were in good shape but that was some exceptionally smooth riding. Nicely done!

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

TOPSPOT I am riding the 2019 Commencal Clash Race, which came with a 180-mm Rockshox LYRIK RC2. My front fork settings are always 25% sag, fully open rebound. However, for bike parks, I increase my tire pressures to 25 psi in the back and 26.5 psi in front, and I am one click from fully closed rebound on the rear shock (400-lb spring one). This gives me the most comfortable setting for jumping.

[@fusabike]

Excellent video!

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thank you!

[@bluewatchmtb]

Good vid 🤙

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thank you

[@Dbosheks]

SMOOTH SAILING!

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

thanks! It was a fun summer day at Killington.

[@ononewheel7]

Nice riding 🤘

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thanks ✌️

[@BentSpokesMTB]

Good riding.. subbed 🤙

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Thanks for the sub!

[@AlecColon]

I feel like I've asked this on a previous video so my apologies, can you remind me what bike you ride? Hyped to get back up this next season so looking to replace mine.

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

Alec, I currently ride a 2019 Commencal Clash Race in Size M. Bike sizes at Commencal have changed a bit, so I would double-check their size chart to find the bike that fits you.

[@Adoogin]

What's up with the dude at 50sec? Is that how folks act up there? Can't give you any space on a feature let alone a trail. That dude would would've been cursed for the next 300m if it were me. Hence, why I don't go to parks.

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

No worry. That did not bother me too much. This part of the trail is kind of tight anyway. Killington is always fun because you have a lot of everything except slope style jumps.

[@GeddyRC]

You don't go to parks cause one dude was moving his bike off the trail? Yeah that makes sense

[@brandonmelikian8842]

Those are not the hardest

[@thegreenmountainbiker417]

I agree with you. But it was all I could do safely in one day at my level of riding. By curiosity, which feature do you consider the hardest at Killington? Mine is the final chute ending the Funny Bone trail.