How To Build A Manual Machine For Under $30 - DIY

[@AprilRideMTB]

All Materials and Measurements Are Now listed In Both Metric & American Standard In The Description! Hope you enjoyed the video! Let us know if you have any questions at all :)

[@hunterwright386]

Here’s a question, why do you run sr suntour suspension?

[@RealJawnes]

@@hunterwright386 he’s sponsored

[@iancho9587]

@@hunterwright386 Have u actually try SR Suntour high end class sus? U might be surprised, especially if you research a bit more on them

[@karlmarxwasright6006]

wow nice 😁😁😁

[@hilltrader]

This makes so simple, I’m going to build one this weekend, Thanks!

[@MikeWest_W]

Built this. Within a few seconds of using it realized I've not been letting my shoulders go back nearly enough. Very cool tool

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome!!!

[@bigcwastaken2112]

Confidence, I have the same issue that’s why I’m building one, I don’t know why I can wheelie with no fear but manual I just freak out

[@MikeyB00o]

Seriously Thank You! You just made a 52yr old learn knew skills

[@NicHolmes]

So stoked I found this.... Been trying to teach my little guy to manual and just cant get the concept through to him without him panicking that he is going to flip over! i can see endless hours on this watching youtube riding videos!

[@a99999a99999]

Just built this with my son (a little 9 year old downhill shredder) this morning - what a difference it has already made! We have been trying to learn to manual for the last few weeks with no success. I can now see where we were going wrong. Very very impressed thanks guys!

[@a99999a99999]

Oh and thanks for the metric measurements - very useful down here in New Zealand 👍

[@AprilRideMTB]

That’s so rad!! Have fun you two :)

[@atuduong]

Super video! I applauded for $2.00 👏

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you so much!!!

[@OffRoadCycling]

A little late here but got around to building one today. You directions are the best Kyle, thank you. I used the bolt an wingnut option to hold the tire in place and didn't drill the holes close enough to the tire to hold it in pace. To fix this I added a bunch of electrical tape wraps around the bolt to take up the slack an it worked fine. Didn't read all the comments so not sure if anyone else did the same but wanted to pass what I did on. Thanks again, your videos are also the best! Edited the next day - this device can also be used to learn to stand on the rear wheel and find that balance point, for rear wheel hopping and also the balance point for endo's simply by putting the front wheel between the wheel support instead of the rear. Now it was really worth the time constructing it.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks for the tip and update Rob! I am excited to try it as an endo trainer!

[@bulentergun7258]

Kyle we have just spent a couple of hours making this Manual Machine, the instructions were clear and I think we are going to have some amazing fun using it. Thank you

[@AprilRideMTB]

Great to hear!

[@randombudd1429]

I like how you explain things in the most simple and direct way. I guess I can say your methods are just for this era. Thanks for the vids. Can't wait to see April do the manual 😁❤👏

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad you like them! Its been really fun learning how to make better videos and communicate with you guys better :)

[@jeffendsley1202]

Built my manual trainer this past week. Thank you so much for the explanation, materials, and cut list. I will say that I have a lot of work to do to get comfortable in the manual position. Thanks!

[@shelliesman7552]

When I was a teen, I used to be a wheelie king with my S. Stingray. At 64 years old, I have developed a yearning to see if I could relearn wheelie’s to show off to my kids and grandkids. Not being young anymore, I’m a bit concerned about hurting myself. This fixture would be excellent to check out various bikes, to see which ones would best lend themselves to being used for wheelies without being too finicky position wise, without being more likely to hurt myself. Thank you for the excellent idea!!

[@a_cool_daddy2918]

I built one yesterday with your measurements. I've just done some wheelies today. It's amazing. Thanks.

[@SteveArnoldus]

Building one of these this weekend!

[@Todd66]

Nice job. I”ll be doing this before spring. Kyle, I sure hope you are doing okay and feeling better. Please do not rush your recovery, hang in there and know that your people are keeping you in their prayers and wishing you well.

[@peteclay4390]

Why is it the second that April comes on the screen I can't help smile....her voice, smile, and bubbly personality;...i.e. infectious...great vdo of course too on the machine from kyle

[@AprilRideMTB]

Aww thanks Pete! 😁

[@007artimus]

You nailed it to the wall with this video. I was on the fence about building one but given my lame attempts at getting to the balance point I know this will help. I also ride a unicycle and I remember learning by spending time in the balance pocket was key. Thanks for clearly listing the items needed for this. Finally , the compact nature of this design is what is pushing me over the edge to build one- can’t wait.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad this one was more helpful!

[@yvest3094]

Hello K&A My daughter love your videos....just build a Training...now we having fun 😊. To fit 27,5 wheels I just cut a second wood ....to fit next to one for my 29er...simple. Again you guys are awesome 🙌

[@Dinglebeardedlady]

I built one with my son today. We used one of the cut off diagonal pieces as the stopper for the front of the back tire. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, hope you guys had fun building it!

[@bimoverbohm6837]

Built it! The hardware store didn't have timber in the the right dimensions, so I winged it. I used 40x200mm as the base, which is very stable on its own, even without the sideways "training wheel" board, so I shortened that to 400mm. I attached a couple of old, cut-open inner tube parts to the bottom so it does not shift on my floor. Works great and is very stable. Manuals are still not working great, but I'll be getting there ;)

[@AprilRideMTB]

Great to hear! 😊

[@chriscornwell8682]

Thanks, it's a great, efficient plan, easily built. I "improved" it by using 6" wood screws for the lower angle board attachment, upper hole.

[@stephenfullerton4713]

Hi there, I built this yesterday in about an hour with wood I had on hand. Took a little tweaking to get going but want to say that it's definitely a work out and it will force you into using technique versus muscling the bike up. A few minutes a day will likely make a big difference. Economically it's a no brainer. Less than $20 in materials or $300-400 for the bougie version. Thanks for putting this video out!

[@CDcooper3876]

Glad I found this I now got something to do since it looks like I’m rained off the trail the next few days .

[@malnatt1715]

Hi, sorry my english i use translator, great job, nice to see you teaching and see your woman learning and making progress, thanks for everything good job👍un saluto dall'Italia 😉🇮🇹🚴‍♂️

[@michelledavies6974]

My husband made me one after watching the video!!!! Thank you!!!

[@nadeeraweerasinghe4213]

I built this today Kyle! Your instructions and the cut list was really helpful and spot on. And the tip you gave to attach few pieces cut out from an old tire really kept it from moving around.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome to hear, glad you built one!

[@AlM9SlDEWlNDER]

I built my manual trainer off of your first video. One thing I found was to make sure the diagonal wheel supports clear the rear derailleur when the chain is off. The derailleur shifts back a bit when there is no chain on it. I made mine asymmetric with a smaller drive side wheel brace, and larger brake side brace to accommodate this after finding the issue. I love the copper and stained finish. Nice extra touch.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you! 😊

[@mountainbikingforlife4158]

This is the best video for Manual trainers. It turned out amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad it was helpful!

[@evgenypopovusa]

Couple days ago finished building the trainer. Today tried it the first time! It really helps to improve riding skill! Soon I’ll ride like a pro on the rear wheel!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, great to hear!

[@samaxel_19]

I think ghis is the best manual machine ever! Thank you for uploading this.. I'll go to shop tomorrow and build one

[@fsquared64]

Last thing I need is another project, but I’m absolutely building one of these. Thanks for the plans, you and April rock!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you! 😊

[@nebno6]

Just built one using leftover wood. No need to spent a penny, thanks for the idea! I left a bit longer on the back to stop tipping over also

[@jeremyporter1991]

Great job on the manual trainer. You even got the seal of approval from April when she smiled. I’m going to build one based on your instructions as well. Thanks again👍

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you! 😊

[@markokovacevic423]

Thank you mate, today my friends and me built this manual trainer, first impressions are great.

[@martinschwartz7342]

Hundreds of people will want one. Can be a great venture to help get April into the business full time, if that is what she wants. You can make one for $30 and sell it for $80, for example, and make a nice profit. Imagine how many people you can help advance in the skills that make mountain biking more enjoyable with April's new "Manual Simulator". Please put me on the list with Miloswayyy to be notified when April's "Manual Simulator" will be available. I ask all subscribers to this channel to encourage this venture. We all know that it is Kyle's dream to help improve mountain biking for everyone. He is that kind of person. Let's start a list of people that want to purchase one of these manual simulators. Imagine every one of us with the ability to manual at will.

[@daveeh2930]

You guys getting me excited!!! Got the wood and written down the measurements. Now to finish work and get started on it.

[@peteralain1392]

Hi, thanks, this a great video. I built mine this afternoon for nothing lol your details are great. So, I tried it out and after about 20 tries, I started to find my sweet spot and to how get there. I'll keep at it because it's something I've always wanted to be able to do, even at my age lol

[@Simnettnutrition]

Great vid! I recently built one of these and didn't feel like it was helping me at all... until I went out on the trails. It really does build that muscle memory. It's also an amazing bike washing stand. You just have to rotate the wheels to get them all clean. Great content, keep it up!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you! 😊 It also makes a pretty bike stand.

[@RoyceGetit]

Derek! You da man brutha 💯🤙🏼

[@aidan4804]

I’ve built a manual trainer before and I can say from experience that this one is much better! Thanks for the tutorial guys!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks Aidan!

[@robgoffroad]

This is great! I WILL be building one of these sometime in the next couple of weeks. I'll be using mine outside, so I will probably put (removable) spikes on the bottom to keep it in place on the ground.

[@travistweedle9674]

I just finished building your manual trainer this morning and I found that the 24" 2x4's were shorter than I would like although they are functional as is. The 20" rear stabilizer is a tad narrow for a 230lb rider such as myself as I have tipped it over a few times. I will buy another board and make it 36" just to be safe. Other than that It works just as you demonstrated and is an easy cost effective solution to prevent landing flat on my back with a bike on top of me.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks for sharing Travis, sorry it wasn't long enough for you!

[@travistweedle9674]

​@@AprilRideMTB I actually put the boards on wrong after I rewatched the video. I took of the two boards and cut the 50 &40 degree angles and put them on right and that really stabilized the bike so now it doesn't tip over any more. 5 stars...

[@mojostevo]

Practice. Just practice. I've been out after work 2-3 days a week just working wheelies, manuals and bunny hops, using your pointers and I'm progressing. Time spent build a rig, could be spent outside just practicing.

[@AprilRideMTB]

I agree that practice goes a long ways, but everyone learns different and for some this is a very good first step to finding/feeling the balance point and practicing saving yourself with the rear brake. -April

[@forest_biker684]

Great clean and precise build! I built a manual trainer a ways back, but found it took up too much space to be practical. I love this compact version! I added a small piece of 2x6 on the upright, on the back side, so that when not in use it stands on it's end like a tripod. Great video and looking forward to the next. I never knew you should try it with the chain off.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad it was helpful!

[@evolution2ride]

Well done! I like the compact nature and the copper bling!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you! Cheers! It was super fun to build!

[@motoguy721]

Your videos are so well done and helpful. Thanks for sharing with all of us. I built the manual trainer in under an hour and glued all the joints. I m very happy...

[@johnmac8699]

Great video...again! Recently bought some power tools for some home repairs. Now that its done, I will begin work on my machine! Thanks! The added bling is nice.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you, having good tools is so helpful and fun!

[@veryconfusing]

Awesome vid ! - Great Explanation. For those watching who may watch this and snicker or scoff at the "finishing upgrades" -THIS IS EXACTLY The kind of thing you build and try a new tools finishing technique on to build confidence for the next "real" project where the finish or final appearance is important. Also it looks cool. You are winning at hobby carpentry if you can wack something together with 2x6's, 2x4's and have it look cool. 😁

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you so much!!!

[@jlsszr8327]

It’s cold and wet outside...off to my favorite lumber yard! Thanks guys. Love this.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, hope you have fun building it!

[@jlsszr8327]

@@AprilRideMTB Finished the manual machine. It works great, just need a little practice. Thanks again!

[@jlsszr8327]

Aha! I’ve discovered I have been wanting to bend my elbows too much.

[@jasonacevedo539]

Just subscribed!! Been watching your guys videos for a few months now and didn’t even realize I wasn’t sub, I am a veteran with PTSD but have found biking to be a great help in my recovery I just wanted to say that my family and I love your guys videos and I really want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart it’s because of you guys that my wife and son have started mountain biking with me your guys instruction videos are great and have helped and given us lots of confidence. Unfortunately we have hardtails but hopefully one day we can afford to get into full suspension, I’m sure they will build our confidence even more. If I might ask what model bikes do you guys have? they look great!! Keep the videos coming you guys are awesome!

[@uberdrah]

Hi Kyle, I built a manual trainer in your first video and have now modified it using the new dimension. Much easier to move and store. Thanks Rich

[@AprilRideMTB]

Great to hear Rich!

[@jaydpee7]

Yup, ... there's [almost] space in the garage for this project (beside the table saw, and between the Wahoo Kickr & the rollers). Awesome. Thanks again for walking 'us' through, ... with great descriptions throughout. November is shaping up! Thanks, yet again.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad you liked it!

[@julitrosclair8429]

We built this today and shared your YT on TikTok! Thanks!!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Hope it was fun to build and try!

[@giuliodefendi-cho4664]

Just finished biulding it last night, I already feel the improvment thank you so much your vids are always really helpful and entertaining!!!! :D

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome!

[@jakobholm1847]

That turned out so nice! We start building one at sunrise... 😀

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome!!!

[@MikeBradleyJ]

I built it. A couple of things I like. First it's shorter than most which helps on garage space. Second, because the stabilizer is fairly short it tends to tip if you lean too far to the side. In my mind that's a good thing. I'd rather tip the trainer then bend the rim (if that's even possible).

[@bioulacxavier9966]

Thank you Kile & April, i've built my manual trainer with your recommandation. It works perfectly. Good vibes to you from south of France !

[@AprilRideMTB]

Great to hear! Thats awesome!

[@christianmehlsteibl574]

Hey there. Just wanted to say THANKYOU for this inspiration. Just built this manual trainer yesterday to keep progressing in winter time. Keep those videos coming. Merry Christmas all the way from Germany ;-)

[@robinsands5778]

I just wanted to say thanks as a newbie MTB rider, this was a fun project to build and is helping me a lot.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Great to hear!

[@gnpate]

Great tutorial. Thank you. I was able to build one with the scraps I had in just over a couple of hours. Works great too. I still haven't mastered the manual, but that's more an issue of the trainee vs the trainer. Thanks again.

[@lmenigoz]

Hi, we've built one and it is super helpful for all of us in the family (kids and adults). Thanking you a lot.

[@AprilRideMTB]

That's great to hear!

[@onlyonecannoli3952]

I would have done a few things differently for added strength. First, I would have used carpenter's glue on all the mating surfaces. Second, I would have partially pre-drilled the holes, used glue, and then put in the screws (this helps create a stronger bond and helps to reduce the chances of future wood fragmentation due to torsional stresses resulting from the operation of the trainer). These measures just serve to add an extra level of firmness and help extend the longevity of the build.

[@eddie2go]

Man this thing is sweet. Now I know what to make to practice on a rainy day. Thanks for all the great information.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad to help!

[@dhmad0069]

A simple plywood triangle does a really good job as a brace as well

[@daveennis6411]

Just had a lovely couple of hours building our trainer with my 9 year old. Not currently quite as cool as your finished product but 100% functional. Here’s to many hours in the garden trying to find our balance points in the Irish winter rain! Thanks guys!!

[@AprilRideMTB]

That's so great to hear Dave, glad you are able build it and practice with your kid!

[@MarioAna2112]

i just buit it! Excellent explanation! Both of you deserve all my respect and appreciation. Keep up the good work. And Kyle i wish you all my best regarding to your health issues!! Take care!

[@DrewDeGraff]

If you have another piece of scrap 2x6, say 5-6" inches long. attach it to the back of the upright support, down the middle, and the trainer will now can be stored vertically and can be used as a bike stand.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks for the tip Drew!

[@PL-fh8cz]

I watched this video a couple of weeks ago and something about didn't add up... Finally it clicked. The way the manual machine is built, you have the rear wheel 1.5 inches off the floor because that's the thickness of the 2x6 board, and the front wheel is on the floor. That means to initiate the manual, there's already more weight on the front wheel which makes it more difficult. I've seen other women struggle to initiate a manual because the stand has been built the same way. One solution would be to make the bottom board long enough for the wheelbase of the bike. (Then it would be a $35 cost... 😄) Another solution would be to use a front wheel stand from a trainer. Starting with the front wheel already elevated above level of the rear wheel should help speed up the learning curve. My daughter is a fan of your training videos thanks.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Hey Peter! Great comment! Yeah you are totally right. We actually just made a little update video called "how to use a manual trainer" and talk about some various tips including how you can stack a few 2x4s or 2x6s underneath and then adjust the difficulty of the pop. Thanks for the feedback on this too. Stuff like this is how we learn and get better! Thank you and your daughter for watching :)

[@rossviezer8502]

Just built one myself using your vid! Thanks! Made minor adjustments for my tire size and I’m good to go! This is sweet!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, hope you have fun using it!!!

[@consentofthegoverned5145]

Nice job- I'm going to copy this at my earliest convenience!

[@JesseTraill]

Just went out and slapped one of these together with stuff I had round the house, thanks for the video.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, hope it helps you!

[@usuariodomes]

for shure the best mtb channel on the internet

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you so much!!

[@NJgrudge333x]

Thanks for putting the measurements in the description!!

[@ArdGeal-h6c]

That's well smart, deffo gonna build one for the winter...

[@apatriotofhopedanjohn4781]

Was wondering where you guys were... Great to see y’all and I’ll be making a trip to HD to pick up some stuff today !!!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, hopefully you have fun building it!

[@jlr0799]

Dude, that looks great!! After watching a few of your videos, I think I'm gonna have to build one.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Hope it helps when you do!

[@154Jamesp]

Great trainer, Kyle. My other hobby is woodworking and it will be fun to combine it with my mountain biking. I'll have my kids doing manuals in no time.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome!!!

[@BenBradley]

Great video thanks guys! I built one on a rainy day, and it doubles as a great bike stand!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome, yeah makes a nice bike stand!!!

[@vivthekingviv7341]

This video is awesome! I love all the tools the compound miter saw is amazing! Dewalt is a bomb brand, rigid is my favorite, I’ve done a lot of home building and loved seeing a hero build something. It turned out awesome!! If you stain a lot look into a wood conditioner, it will change the game! Great video!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks for the tip and glad you liked the video!

[@donotrobme9295]

This looks fantastic. I wanted to make your last one but it seemed so long to store in garage. I’m building this one within the end of nest week. This awesome!!!! Thanks so much!!!!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Yeah this one turned out a lot better!

[@GH-bg5jw]

I have never seen one of these. I will definitely be making one. My only comment is that the 1/2” bolts are way overkill. 3/16” or 1/4” would be cheaper and still be way more than adequate. Thanks for the video!

[@romanmatika]

Thank you for the good idea 👍. Just bought the material today and tomorrow I’m gonna make one for my manual training 🤟

[@devinbyrnes8058]

Ok that’s amazing I am making one. I love how you made it modular for different bike sizes, so I can practice on my old 26er while I try and buy a full sus 29er during a global bike shortage.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thank you! 😊

[@sdqsdq6274]

lol, global bike shortage , get a used one

[@devinbyrnes8058]

@@sdqsdq6274 no thank you. I don't feel like paying full retail for a bike that someone already beat on for a summer. I will stay with my current bike in that case.

[@barrynobles95]

Turned out great!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks Barry, this was fun to build!

[@JubeProductions]

Ive been riding mountain bikes since 1989. I can ride little wheelies,but i cant ride them at will. I can ride a manual if its a short distance but not long manuals over multiple rollers. Im going to make this using your plans, then i am going to practice this. One of the things ive been doing wrong is bending my arms. Ive found its easier to lock my arms and rup wheelies

[@tobiaslord]

I love your videos guys. You're pro but you explain so simply. you guys rock - thanks for making the vides and sharing them.

[@lokmtb8503]

I really like the size of this manual trainer. I built one this summer and it spends more time as a bike stand that it does a manual trainer. Probably gonna hack some of the extra bits off of it after seeing this video.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Kyle also made the first one a bit smaller and that is the one we used for the how to use it video that we will post next.

[@tysobol]

This is awesome! I've been wanting to build a manual trainer for a few months but didn't know where I could store a large one. Definitely going to build one this size!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tysobol]

@@AprilRideMTB I made mine the night I saw your video, and I feel like the practice is already starting to pay off. Thanks again!

[@robichmi]

Thanks Kyle and April! This is another one of your videos I've shared with our MTB youth club trainers. Good job!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@RonaldSpringer]

i'm going to try flat head carriage bolts and wing nuts on the stabilizer for easier disassembly.

[@steveo1413]

Bruh. My 12 year old: "I bet it works for stoppies" It friggin does.

[@blawruk]

My co-worker showed this to me. Great idea!! Great job! 👍😎

[@JOSEGOMEZ-cx2wk]

I love all your videos and what you bring to the community, and also you are such a nice couple, keep the good work!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks so much Jose!

[@philipmartinbradley5905]

This is a really cool manual trainer video. And it looks super cool at the end. Building one next weekend before Christmas

[@AprilRideMTB]

Hope it goes well!

[@travelthenarrowtrail8660]

Appreciate this very much. I think I'm going to try this. I was contemplating buying the one being sold that's made out of aluminum but it's $299. Has a bike stand but your build is so much cheaper and really fun to build. Never been exactly sure how a manual helps you ride better but it looks cool.

[@AprilRideMTB]

Manuals actually help a ton in my opinion. I think it helps you become smoother on the trail and helps you with your bunny hops. And bunny hops can be helpful to boost jumps or get over obstacles on the trail. I see it first hand with Kyle when he rides and on a very small level have seen improvement with my riding, bc I am obviously not a manual pro haha -April

[@travelthenarrowtrail8660]

@@AprilRideMTB Thanks for responding April. Ride on...

[@JohnVHLife]

This is great! Ive been wanting to build one, Im totally going to build this. Thanks for making it!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@mrsmith4662]

Super neat job Kyle. And you even tidied it up to make it look good! - Looking forward to the next video on how to get the most out of it. Also, impressed with how tidy your garage/shop was - no clutter & everything on shelves in storage boxes. But, I bet you forget where things are, with no labelling on the outside!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Thanks for the compliments! Kyle seems to know where everything is, but I seem to always be lost! I don't spend enough time in there haha

[@TonyHob]

Great video and just what I was looking for. Planning to build one and finally improve my 3 foot manuals at age 52. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?

[@AprilRideMTB]

Haha awesome!!!

[@nectomys]

Awesome job ! Going to build this and train. Sure it can help me with the wheelies I used to do younger too. Great video !!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@DieBBoys]

Video idea: you could show how April's progressed in all the tricks you did tutorials on, like bunny hop, wheelie and so on. Also your tutorials helped me alot. Thanks:)

[@AprilRideMTB]

Glad to hear! To be honest I need to practice the skills more and have practiced wheelies the most, but am struggling a lot with them!

[@luke14711]

Just fan mail -- Thanks for all the great videos! I have been mountain biking since I was a teenager, but I learn a ton from every video. Keep up the good work!

[@AprilRideMTB]

Great to hear! Glad you like our videos Lucas!

[@ononewheel7]

I am making one of these for winter right when my garage is done! Awesome vid guys 🤘

[@AprilRideMTB]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ononewheel7]

@@AprilRideMTB anytime guys keep up the great work!