Utah single track - Delle north side loop (Part 2 of 7)

Starting on the north side of the Delle petrol station exit (Exit 70 on Interstate 80), this sensational flow trail does a 22 mile loop through the rolling hills immediately to the north. It is an appropriate ride for Novice skill level riders (and above), with no technical trail situations present - because of this fact we decided to name it the “Steady Eddie” loop during this ride, although there may actually be an official trail name for it that we are unaware of…..

[@hondacr250L]

I was there today, what an awesome single track ....

[@KevinSummers-t4e]

I love hearing in your voice how much fun you still having riding in 56 and still feel that excitement

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

Yeah man, riding is a lifelong passion and an awesome way to stay young!

[@nicholascenteno6993]

Went there after Christmas. What a fun place to ride. Did some runs on the salt flats and some trail riding out near the fence line to the proving grounds. The sand hills were probably the most fun as it had rained and the sand was wet.

[@jaime7890]

Man. That's some awesome riding place. Thanks for the video

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

It's truly some amazing riding!

[@SKRAMRacing]

That looks like a blast to ride. I'm used to tight technical woods in Minnesota. Will have to take a trip.

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

It's a whole different type of riding, but I guarantee you'd be stoked!!

[@Prototheria]

Shane, are you part of the guys cutting those trails out there? I've been off roading out that way in my truck for nearly 18 years and just noticed the single tracks for the first time this past spring. They look like some fun trails and it's cool to see you guys putting all that beautiful terrain to good use!

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

There definitely is some great terrain out there!!!

[@sanfeliperun]

Fun watching. Never been out to this area. Less elevation so I imagine can ride out here a bit longer into the year? Any tips on jumping off the rollers?

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

Yep, you can pretty much ride this trail all winter long without issue. For the rollers make sure you know which direction the trail goes after each one if you're going to send it, ha!!! (unlike what I did!!) To actually launch off them you'll need quite a bit more entrance speed than it seems like is appropriate, then it's just a matter of adjusting the attitude of the bike (front to back) as necessary on the final portion of the up ramp (because you can't spot the angle of the down ramp/landing area) and while in the air....

[@sanfeliperun]

@ thanks! I like the narration. The riding tips and little insights are helpful for those of us that didn’t grow up on 2 wheels. Glad I stumbled onto your channel!

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

Get out there and get some!!!

[@DanielACroft]

I want to try this on the 890. Hard to tell how loose/steep/off camber it is from video though. Funny I call my daughter “nugget” as well.

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

Definitely give it a go, you'll have a blast - not loose, steep, or significantly off-camber, the 890 will be perfect for it!!!

[@DanielACroft]

Thanks mate, I’ve ridden it in AF up mud springs and Tibble so I was mostly concerned about the off-camber-ness.

[@DirtWiseRidingSchool]

Tibble and Mud Springs are more difficult than this trail.