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It's 100 times better than stock. It completely transformed the bike. I'm very happy with the upgrade.

We are rocking a 16/19 setup from @ChargedCycleWorks on our Light Bee's

Extended column test, checking for propagation. Which we got full propagation.

Looks safe, he has to raise his hand above his head 😂

It’s just an observation. A snow pit will never determine safety. But, this shows collapsing and propagation on a weak layer. All we can gather is it's unstable.

Pretty deep, harder to trigger, look how much he had to do to trigger it, but if it goes, it's gonna be an issue

Ski's or a board will be cutting deeper than that and would trigger a slide.

Keep it under 30’

About to rapping? He edditted it

It crossed my mind 😂😂😂😂

Should we go or should we not- imma bout go home and fire up that crock pot- weak layer - shite…. I’m a peak slayer! (Only in an upright and stable snowpack) Ohhh snap cuz

@@torbot_ you should go, just avoid avalanche terrain on the north and north east aspects.

@@Mountainslayerz indeed- I was just trying to rap- key word; trying…

It does not

@Mountainslayerz thats odd mine does i ended up unplugging the display

@@johnnyrichardson6774my guess is you’re on an EX800. I just remembered that when you’re using the fardriver app. I think you can turn the sound off in the app.

They are a blast!

Yeah some trails were whoop city!

Thanks! This ride I let him have e-start, normally he rides a 125MC and has to kick it 😂. But that wouldn’t have been fun on this day.

Well get back to Utah and lets go!

@ was just looking at bike rentals for a hot lap out there. 👀

With you guys. Lol

Just a couple! At one point in the ride my kid was like "when is this going to end?!? ... Never!!! haha

Yeah there is so much good riding in that area. Thanks for the support! Not sure if you live down in that area but we will probably be back down for Thanksgiving. If so we should link up and ride.

@@Mountainslayerz ya there is a ton of riding out there. I live up in the Salt lake area. The in-laws live down in St. George. I actually will be down there for Thanksgiving, but the plan is MTBing with the family. If that changes I will let you know for sure. Do you live down there? If not Thanksgiving maybe link up another time.

@@splatoffroad I live in Saratoga actually. We operate tours in the St.George area though so we get down there quite a bit.

@@Mountainslayerz oh nice! That's cool. We will keep in touch and get out one of these times.

You better come up and ride this winter!

Yeah, the plan is to get out with the Flo Motorsports guys down there. They run some crazy stuff.

Right? We might be back down for Thanksgiving. It would be awesome to get out. It's been forever.

Smooth operator! 😂 that would have sucked had you not been there

Oh yes! And trying to ride behind Steve is a challenge itself where the turbo is handy haha

Thanks! It made putting together the video really easy.

Yes, it has bibs. That is a really good point. I think his biggest issue was managing his energy. He rides like he's on the track and I've had to teach him to scale it back a bit to last the duration of the ride. Even at the track he's got a mentality to ride until he's pretty much dead. I'm constantly saying just run 30 minutes and I'll wave you in, an hour and a half later he's still out there. On the flip though since this video he's progressed a lot. I'm getting ready to put out another video from this past weekend. It's wild the improvement.

@@Mountainslayerz So cool watching the kids progress! He did awesome on that trail. I rode it last weekend and some very experienced riders with me struggled more than he did, so he should definitely feel great about how he performed on the ride. His experience reminded me a lot of the first few real harder enduro rides I went on as a moto guy. Moto uses those fast twitch and sprint muscles, big movements and sitting to standing transitions alot, and fitness comes into play faster. Hard Enduro seems to be more of a slow burn. It sneaks up on you cause it feels a little easier than moto at first but then a couple hours later, its pretty clear that you've been slowly wearing yourself out. Especially if you were picking the bike up alot after multiple tipovers like me. Bike feels pretty light the first couple tipovers, but the 40th and 50th tipovers it feels way heavier. Glad you're out enjoying the bikes with your kid! Keep it up. I enjoyed the video.

Yeah buddy! We can't wait! The snow is falling!

My kid is currently 4'5". I went with the 18 because of that same thing. I didn't want the 16 because I knew he'd grow out of it quick but the 20 was too big for him and I didn't want him to struggle riding it.

Never ending excitement! Especially with Steve. His little 146 leaves the biggest holes.

@ haha I can only imagine!

Haha! For real. That was such a rad day.

It won't be long!

Thank you! Was a fun one to put together.

Right?! Such an awesome area to ride. We've got to make sure we keep it open.

@@Mountainslayerz For sure!

True that. My kid is now doing it on big bikes. Pretty cool to see how the electric world helped him get rolling in the enduro world

We have some amazing terrain in Utah! Crazy backdrops. That one is one of my favorites!

Thanks! I now need to get him past the track mentality. When he rides he goes as hard as he possibly can. Getting him to pace himself is challenging.