Thredbo MTB | Australia's Greatest Mountain Biking

[@S1lverTheSw1ftie13]

Looks fun

[@Nekst_Era]

Definitely need more trails like these in oz

[@trackslesstravelled896]

You got that right mate! There are loads of trails getting but down here in Tassie 👌hopefully they match up to be some of the best!

[@GowesSunday]

1:46 - 2:17 Australia have good trail. stone, plant, and track texture make me interesting to ride in there 3:47 nice view 😍 "Ouw" action in end video💯

[@jonah8273]

Good on ya mate great to see you back riding again.

[@themadfootballfan1816]

And also this proves we live in the best country in the world

[@minidos26]

congrats

[@erwine4162]

Very good

[@JTHuddo]

Another awesome video :-)

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Cheers man 👌🤙

[@everywherelocal]

great video 🤘

[@themadfootballfan1816]

Me again ( I commented on a different vid). It just letting u know ur vids are great and I just subscribed:👌

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Haha cheers man, really means a lot :) Hopefully I'll be getting some new content up shortly from good old Derby!

[@jonah8273]

also could you put your bike on in the description every new vid

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Yeah I could do that... It's a 2019 canyon torque cf9. Sorry for the massive delay 😂 it appears I missed every comment on this video 😅

[@souwester3306]

nice!

[@sdigsy4414]

Great clip. I read your article. Question - will a DH bike suit majority gravity trails? Or am I best off taking the trail bike? Cheers

[@trackslesstravelled896]

You would be fine with either on most trails, though on the cannonball your trail bike will struggle and on the all-mountain you trail bike will shine, most of the other trails are generally gravity focused but nothing too technical so your trail bike will be fun but so will the dh. I guess it really depends what you plan on riding the most. If it's an option I would take both 👌

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Sorry didn't really give you the perfect answer, bit of a tough decision. Personally I love dh and riding dh bikes and being Australia's only chair lift accessible park I would be lapping it on the dh but I would steer clear of the all-mountain on a dh. That's what I would do if I could only choose one... But if it's your first time and you want to experience everything maybe the trail bike will be more versatile, it will just be very rough if you take it down the cannonball. Hope that helps

[@sdigsy4414]

@@trackslesstravelled896 I'm leaning DH. Thankyou for the feedback 👍

[@sdigsy4414]

@@trackslesstravelled896 I was always leaning towards DH but was worried about too much pedalling on flow trail etc. I'm riding 3 days so I'm thinking the DH will be more forgiving on the body. Once again, thankyou for getting back to me 👍🙏

[@roryheron9935]

How hard is the downhill track out of 10?

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Man it's pretty hard. Steep and rocky as hell in sections... I'm going to say an 8 or 9 out of 10... Especially if you hit it quick. Not an enjoyable run for beginner and intermediate riders

[@adamtee3286]

@@trackslesstravelled896 is there easier tracks there? And is it possible to ride at your own pace?

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Yeah mate there is a couple of other tracks which are sweet. You have a flow trail, the all-mountwin trail, and a new one called ricochet. And yeah you can, just remember there isn't many places to stop and let riders pass on the cannonball

[@adamtee3286]

@@trackslesstravelled896 Thanks for the response! i'm going this Saturday, i've never gone down hill so should be fun!

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Awesome you'll love it mate! If your after more info check out this article I wrote... Should have all you need to know in it 👌 trackslesstravelled.com/thredbo-mtb/

[@midlifesendermtb2178]

Nice vid🤘...(subd)

[@trackslesstravelled896]

Cheers man