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Thank you for letting us know. We were visiting the area those days. Its a magnificent area. I am so glad, we were able to ride it. Its one of the most surreal landscape we have seen. I will for sure remember the Beebee trail for our next visit. The people in Santa Cruz hikers and bikers are all super amazing folks. I was glad to have run in to each and everyone of you all. Thank you for such a awesome adventure.

@@KSGMTB lol... This isn't Santa Cruz. SC is 150-something miles north. You were riding in the community of Los Osos, just south of the City of Morro Bay. San Luis Obispo is the large city, located 10mi east, along the 101 freeway. I'm glad you guys had a great visit!!

​@@austinado16 Thanks for the corrections. I was thinking my next trip. Jumping ahead of myself. lol.

@REB4444 it's Quail 2 Caballo at Daily Ranch

@@KSGMTB Looked familiar once you start seeing the houses in the valley.

On that day, I used a maxxis 29x2.6 DHF front and a 29x2.4 Dissector Rear. My new tire choose has been a Specialized Butcher 29x2.3 T7 Front and a Specialzed Purgatory 29x2.3 T5 Rear. They seem to be better suited for the type of riding i preferred to do. I hope this this helps. Have a good day

@@KSGMTB bro thanks! 🙏🏼

Thanks for the advise. I will try it next time I am there.

Yes, we do. But on days where we like to ride further and longer we like to use the ebike.

Motor cuts out at 20mph, on a heavier bike its hard to keep the 20mph. on these lighter ebike you can keep it or turn it at 20mph or higher or turn the thing off.

The app pinch to zoom does not work. I always use the x360 software on my computer, it gives me more options to change the color move the camera angles up and down, zoom in and out, etc. It is actually a really good piece of software. If it was not for the software and how simple it made things for me. I might have gone back to the GoPro. As a novice and doing this for fun, I dont have a bunch of time to dedicate to video editing for UA-cam like someone who does this for a living. So this X360 camera software does the trick for me. Every software update seems to have improve the application and the focus was on time saving to get things posted. I hope this helps your, good luck and have a fun using the camera.

I Have the camera setup with the image stabilization enable. I find that its best to mount this camera on my helmet, its too heavy to be place on a gopro chest strap with out it bouncing around. I use their editing software tool to do the rest.

From what I know specialized use the same fact11 carbon front triangle for S-Works and Specialized version of this bike. The only different would be the S-Works has a carbon shock yoke vs aluminum on the Specialized model. S-Works is just a little lighter and can be spec out around 24-26lbs. The Specialized models will be a 2-6 lbs. heavier, but that's mostly parts. Will it be just as good as the S-Works, that really depends on your riding style and the type of terrain you ride it on. Lighter bikes does not always translate to a more stable bike on rough descend. The lighter bike will climb batter, but not necessarily descend better. So you have to take where you ride 95% of the time into consideration when buying these bikes. I prefer a heavier bike when I am at a bike park riding. Its just more stable, and gives me more confident on the descend, that's my two cent. Hope he helps you. Specialized has made a wonderful bike with this version of the Stump Jumper. It does everyone just well enough for you to have one bike that can both climb and descend. Its not the fastest at either end, but still puts a smile on your face and that's all that really matters at the end of the day.

July 4, the weather was perfect for Mountian Biking up there. We enjoy riding a XC trail up there as well. Wasatch Crest Trail. I will try to get a video of it posted this week assuming, I can find the footage of it. You will have lots of fun there. Look up the WOW Trail as well. Be safe and have a wonderful time there. Cheers

Thank you!

Most of our ride the only skinny guy is Mike. Hahaha

Marc, I use a gopro adhesive sticky that I got on amazon. The camera is mounted gopro adapter holder mount. Yes, the camera is on top of the helmet. If you mount the camera in front of the helmit flat with one lens up and one lens down you can hide the 3d stitching with the horizon. That is also a really cool POV too.

Nice video quality for the x3. Is this captured on a single lens mode or 360 reframed video? Can you share any tips on having this video quality? Im having noise ( video quality) issues on my x3 even if the environment is bright. I always use the 360 mode then reframe it . Thanks 🙏

Ebikes works well here.

They are awesome. But takes a few rides to get use to them. One of the best climbing bikes I am happy to have.

In my later video I have been using an insta360.

The fork was the same 120mm on the sid I used.

It is but not too bad over all.

This is an XC trail so you are 100% right. I have done it with my Hardtail before. Its just more enjoyable and if you need a recovery day.

Thanks!

It takes the edge off the climb. Plus it taught me how to spin more on my bike using the lower gears. I use to mess my pedals on the climb instead of switching to a lighter gear. But this e-bikes, the motor does not kick in until you really spin to aroung 50-60 cadance.

Not bad

Hope you enjoy it!

agreed

Yes and it does not drag like the other big motor bike. Mainttaining it was is not a big deal as the motor and battery slide right out of the bike so cleaning is super easy. I went to the Rise due to a more efficient motor battery combo, plus the bonus to me, the bike suit my riding style more. I have own specailized in the past including the levo and ridden my buds 2021 Turbo Levo for extended length of time for fun. They are awesome bikes but in my hands they just done seem to fit me right. I like a higher riding position and all of the Specialized I have ridden seem to have a lower front end. It just does not work for me well. I know I can change a few things up to make it fit. It is just me. No fault to the bike or Specialized. I enjoy taking my ebike on 20 plus miles ride and the levo SI with out the battery extender gives me range anxiety.

Sram brakes are just find. I like the RSC one better then the non-adjustable ones. It allows for finner tuning.

Where is the review?

I was getting around 1900 feet of climbing and 25-28 miles on the main battery. I always carried an extra on just in case. But to be honest, you can just pedal the bike like a normal bike when the battery is empty. The e-caliber is so efficient that you can ride it with the motor off or bettery yet just take the more battery out and put it in you backpack.

Tia, Sorry for the late reply, We started by the East Mesa Trail, parked along the highway 79. The routed we took is listed below. Cuyamaca Eastside ST - Northbound 1.23 mi 138 ft 0.3% East side trail from campground 0.85 mi 154 ft 0.7% Just the DH on Eastside ST 0.27 mi -92 ft -4.6% cuyamaca westside northbound 1.48 mi 210 ft 2.5% Cuyamaca Westside ST - Northbound 1.06 mi 131 ft 2.3% Cuyamaca Westside ST - Camp Crossing to Pipeline Corrected 1.08 mi 105 ft 1.7% Cold Stream Trail Climb 1.44 mi 331 ft 4.4% Cold Stream Trail to Sonewall Creek Fire Roan 2.38 mi 335 ft 2.0% Cold Stream (saddle to the bridge) 0.53 mi -138 ft -4.6% La Cima - Soapstone to Sunrise Hwy 2.26 mi -187 ft -1.0% La Cima From Fire Road NB 2.28 mi -174 ft -0.9% Callifornia Trail Climb 1.44 mi 115 ft 0.9% La Cima Hump Dump to Fages 0.82 mi -177 ft -4.1% California Trail Decend to La Cima 2.19 mi -177 ft -0.0% should of been shuttled 1.37 mi 187 ft 2.6% road looks so much easier 0.65 mi 125 ft 3.6% Upper Green Valley to Green Valley FR 1.96 mi -577 ft -5.4% Upper Green Valley Descent 1.08 mi -384 ft -6.7% Upper Green Valley to Stonewall FR 3.43 mi -709 ft -3.9% Soapstone Grade to Harper Fire Rd 2.17 mi -289 ft -2.5% Up Stonewall to Cold Spring Trail 1.23 mi 384 ft 5.9% New Cold Stream Trail Southbound 2.35 mi -335 ft -2.1% Full Coldstream South - Stonewall FR to Camp 3.41 mi -482 ft -2.2% cold stream trail climb 0.95 mi 108 ft 1.6% Cold Stream (southbound descent) 1.41 mi -381 ft -5.1% Coldstream ST Southbound to Upper Green Valley Cutoff 0.72 mi -85 ft -2.2% Westside plus Eastside ST - South 2.86 mi -223 ft -1.0% Cuyamaca Westside ST - Southbound 1.10 mi -102 ft -1.6% Cuyamaca Eastside ST - Southbound 1.32 mi 161 ft 0.1% Just the DH on Eastside ST - Other way 0.37 mi -141 ft -7.0%

They have gone up for sure.

Rex, comparing the 2 bike there is a noticable power between the full power bike and the Rise. But tossing the bike around you can feel the weight of the heavier bike and the Rise will feel more natural.

Sean I do ride my e-bike with the motor off. What makes the Trek e-caliber so good in some cases is that you can just remove it off of the bike. I have done that too. And doing so, I PR one of my climbing segment. The e-calber is a really fast fun XC bikes. I have also ridden the new Orbea Rise EP8 motor and you can also ride those bike with the motor off. The drag is very little to none. Both bike are so light that the motor off you will not feel the weight of the bike like in most 50lbs e-bikes.

Thanks!