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I've been paranoid of that same spot ever since lol. Thanks!

Nice! I was working with Unreal Engine 5 for about a year (unrelated to this channel), and that stuff ain't easy! Kudos to you. Hawk is my fave, both trails are great. Once you get the hang of them, you can blast through those, tons of fun

Yessir.. love me some Hulda G-Outs

Hey! Not sure about the current status, but I would bet good money that it is pretty overgrown. I don't know how much maintenance that trail gets since it's so obscure, and with everything growing like crazy right now I bet it's a mess lol if I go back any time soon I'll let you know

Thanks! I use DaVinci Resolve

Hell yeah! I'm scratching my neck over here counting the days

I ride a 29er.. I'm personally not a fan of mullet bikes, but they are proven to be fast and maybe better suited for racing... to each their own.. The new models are looking good, you can't go wrong if you're looking for an afforable, big enduro bike

Yes, I use the latest GoPro Hero 12 Black with a chin mount attached to the bottom of my full-face helmet. The chin mounts are 3D printed and designed around specific helmet models, so they fit super snug and flush. I got mine from some guy on Etsy

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Hey! Most people park near the corner of Barton and Alessandro, usually on the North side of that intersection. This video starts out on the South side of Barton and ends on the North side..

@@dirtberserker cool thank u sir....subbed

Thanks for the sub!

Looking to do a blue run for girl rider and check out the lines. Would you recommend parking at the park to get better access to McTwist? probably multiple runs thru a couple blues for her and McTwist looks chill

@@RyhnoMight That's a tough call.. The trails on the south side of Alessandro are more fun and repeatable (this would be my suggestion FYI), but the trails closest to the park's parking lot are more beginner friendly (with one or two exceptions) but take a while to traverse, and they are less DH-specific. If you're only interested in McTwist, then yes, park at the lot. You could also get to McTwist from Alessandro, but you have to traverse some harder blue trails and do a fair bit of climbing. The top half of Sycamore Canyon can be more XC-like, and the bottom half is more DH-like. I hope that answers your question!

Thanks man!

Thanks! I'm trying to will it into existence, one video at a time... Maybe a Strava companion app is in order

Thanks man! This one was tougher than usual... Those damn timer clocks were harder to setup than they look lol

Thanks! It had been a while for me, so the trails surprised me here and there. 5 Oaks is feeling "worn in", but I kinda like it that way..

I'm using the latest GoPro Hero 12 Black. It's attached to my full face helmet with a 3D printed mount I bought from some guy on Etsy..

@@dirtberserker ok great it looks amazing

Thanks man! I think it comes down to the better stabilization and using the new HDR color profile, as those are exclusive to this model

Hey! There are a few different places to park, all with their advantages and disadvantages... I prefer to park at the main gate/parking lot off Windes. Pros: very close parking, can ride down the hill back to your car when your done: Cons: Costs $3 weekdays / $5 weekends, and can fill up on busy weekends.. The next best option is to park in the Albertsons parking lot off Chapman and Jamboree. Pros: Free with plenty of parking; Cons: You have to pedal about a mile of flat ground to get to and from the trails. The last option I know of (which I had to use in this video due to creek crossings being too high) is at the Anaheim Hills Elementary School parking lot. Pros: Free and close, Cons: It puts you at the top of the hill away from most trails, but you can warm up and go downhill using Yucca like I did. The best way to wrap your head around Santiago Oaks is to think of it as a collection of trails branching off a big horseshoe shaped ridgeline. If you're at the bottom, you can take Oak trail up to the North side of the horseshoe, or take Mountain Goat trail up to the South side of the horseshoe. I would try to plan out which trails to hit first, as some spit you out farther away from others, and if you're trying to leave you may get stuck farther away than you wished. If you end up in the middle of the park, take Bumble Bee back up to whichever side you choose. The Trailforks app should be your best friend here. The best blue trails are definitely Yucca and Cactus, and the best black trails are Chutes Ridgeline, Grasshopper, Peralta, and Hawk (in order of difficulty IMO). Let me know if you have any more questions - I love making new adventures easier for people

Thanks man!

Thanks man! I use DaVinci Resolve to edit and Dashware for the telemetry during the downhills. Resolve is free, but they do have a fancy paid version if you outgrow the free one, but I haven't quite found the need for that just yet

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Thanks, man!

Thanks man!

Thanks! I was starting to get upload withdrawals lol

Thanks! I've got a fresh one coming out this Friday! Stay tuned ;)

Impressive! That's super fast - you may have the KOM on that one.. That's definitely my favorite trail on that side of the park for sure

Thanks man! I'll have to check that out, sounds interesting

I bet! Let's hope we never have the privilege to find out first hand what it looks like inside

LOL that's good. We should call them Elroys from now on ;)

FOR SURE!! Watch out for those Elroys!@@dirtberserker

Right on, welcome to SoCal! I know Incycle and The Path do bike rentals, but they might be too far out from where you'll be. You can try the REI in that area, but they might not do rentals there. Maybe reach out to Cyclery USA or possibly even JensonUSA and see what they can do for you. You may just have to drive out to Incycle in Chino or Rancho Cucamonga, which isnt that far in the grand scheme of things, maybe 20 - 30 miles or so. Good luck!

Thanks, man!

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@@dirtberserker thats a deal and a half my friend

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LOL he was acting kinda buggy, going the wrong way on the trails... I think he needs a patch

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Thanks man!

Thanks! Unfortunately, it won't go on sale until next Christmas... 2025

Thanks man! It took quite a while to get this one right

Thanks, jabroni! ;)

Thanks for watching! You'll dig it if you like long, chill rides with great views.. You can also shuttle it if you want. I need to get back out to Altadena soon, been wanting to hit up Sunset Ridge!

@@dirtberserker me too actually! I've ridden sunset ridge a few times but it's been about a year. The only reason I'm putting it off is the climb. I have an Amish stumpy. I ride El prieto a lot instead

I think so.. The only thing "Black Diamond" about Pinball is all the exposure and steepness. If you just maintain your speed/momentum and keep your core strong and upright on the G-Outs you should be just fine. Try to hug the walls, as the inside lines are loose and you might wash out on the top of a G-Out. I wouldn't warm up on this one unless you've done it a few times and learned the lines. Good luck - it's a fun one!

alright great i was thinking about warming up on return of the jedi alt then clmbing back up to pinball@@dirtberserker

Thanks man! UA-cam is crazy like that, such a wonderful place to explore lol

Thanks for watching! I used to live in Texas, so I know how it is to ride flat land... You gotta make the trip out to the west coast some time!

Great video thanks got to check out this trail soon

Thanks! I haven't heard anything yet, but these are prime conditions for making and fixing up trails, jumps, etc, so we may get some new trail features out of it lol

I didn't even know there was a left turn there... Thanks for the info!