Santa Cruz Bronson 2000-Mile Bike Check + Washington's Olallie Flow Trail

[@LukeMTB]

Bike check @ 2:54 // Trailforks: www.trailforks.com/trails/olallie-trail-70999 // Strava (Long Descent 15th of 755): www.strava.com/segments/15613489?filter=overall Video with just the fastest/funnest flow parts of this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX6waH6pe9WCfKc

[@russbowerschannel449]

Thanks for doing the run-down is n your Bronson. Nice ride and trail footage!

[@leoswaldo]

You have great content, but i see you've stoped producing :( Olallie (biking) and Mount Washington (hiking) are really good. I hope you come back to produce more content!!

[@mtbboy1993]

8:56 yea I can only use silicone Esi grips for 4 weeks, cus they got too soft. the benefit of Onyx is the engagement, but yea they are heavier. for me oval made made a huge difference for my knee pain, & pedal stroke, it made t smoother, and dead zone is gone, so I now I always have the right gear. so big advantage I don't want to ride a bike without it, so no belt drive for me.

[@David-yo3zf]

Cool video!

[@wpf312]

Fast trail! Thx for bike check. Is that a giant scratch on the top tube?

[@LukeMTB]

Best I can tell that's knee pad rub from regular use. For the Nomad I put an invis on it before rode it. Probably a good idea for these bikes to min get some protective stickers for major areas like that.

[@FreerideMTB]

Which font do You use for the script?

[@cammoandy6498]

Sweet trail....

[@michaelguy4356]

Dear sirs,I have a Santa Cruz Bronson CC w/all Sram eagle XX1 drive train which I really dig!I went through several dropper seat posts till I arrived on the e*thirteen 150 mm it’s simple and Reliable ,DT Swiss 471 rims w/350 DT hubs 800 mm bars by Gravity and V2 clamp and all Shimano XT All cris king bearing bottom bracket and upper head set.Bult bike from the ground up oh I put a new set of E*Thirteen apex 27.5 tires they are awesome .My question is Thinking on getting a Santa Cruz V10 for my down hill time does anyone have both bikes?And What is the difference in the way they handle?I forgot to mention I have the Fox 36 evol up front and the DHX2 rear most likely would go to The fox 40 fork and the DHX2 rear any opinions guys?Thanks

[@LukeMTB]

I've ridden the v10 a lot at Whistler. Night/day difference between a Bronson. That said I personally wouldn't get a dedicated DH bike. I also have the Nomad with a coil, and the Nomad-level of bike (170mm+ travel) for me does anything at Whistler w/o issue, plus it can ride up/down any trail. Check out me riding the Firebird (similar to the Nomad in spec) and V10 in the two video links below. I actually preferred the Firebird. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jonHZKxvoJWFepY kzbin.info/www/bejne/jonHZKxvoJWFepY Cheers~

[@FreerideMTB]

I think you make very cool videos✌️🤙🤓

[@damacknificent151]

No more firebird?

[@LukeMTB]

Nope. Happier with my Bronson and Nomad.

[@mtbboy1993]

I also run atlas cranks, but I upgraded the preload collar to Cane Creek, big difference. www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/cane-creek-alloy-preload-collar-with-ti-bolt-for-30mm-spindles no rounding off screw, and it stays in place, and spins easy so easy to get a accurate preload.

[@YungEarl1]

the pink panther