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@@bryanm.3026 Thanks for the comment! Yamaha I sold. Had a great motor but Yamaha has horrible QC I had motor bolts falling out and loose crank right when I bought it. Then I had shock bolts strip out because low quality bolts. Rear suspension feels like it has way less travel than it does. I was not confident in the build quality to keep it any longer. Yamaha customer service is not good either, they would not help me with any of the issues. I really wanted to like the bike.

@@timquinn465 Thanks for the reply. Wow, that really sucks...was wanting to like these as well. Thx again bro

Camera does not do justice, but it is scary fun!

That's for sure, great trail for the brake pad industry.

A lot of riders take breaks on the way down, many riders get “arm pump”, others can make the whole run without a problem. At the end of the day when fatigued that is especially when you can make a mistake and get hurt.

Thanks!

Your website has cool bikes!

Thanks for the visit!

Name of one of the best trails, could be named outlaw because it's the fastest way off the big hill so you can "get away."

Yah it's gnarly and any view on camera looks easy, doesn't matter if it's first person or third person view. Reality is more brutal from any angle. You basically point the bike and hope you make it to the bottom in one piece.

Trailforks or MTB Project

@@timquinn465 ...thanks

That's crazy you ran out of battery. What bike are you on and how much elevation gain? I have not tried going up the Lytle Creek side but sounds like it's a jungle over there too.

Is this up Big Tree trail?.

What are your favorite trails?

I though YT was good since everyone hyped it up but it’s definitely not worth it

Nothing like first hand experience feedback. I've noticed YT has been going cheaper on the components packages over the years while trying to hold near the same price for each trim level. The Core 2 components are considered lower end SRAM, I think Core 3 or Core 4 spec package you'd be much happier, except the price!

@@nc33228 Not as worth it as it used to be, prices have gone up more in line with the other brands to get a better spec package. Still the geometry and frame designs are solid.

@@timquinn465 I agree, I’m quite disappointed only after 2 rides, brakes I can deal with but sram NX is a no go especially when you sell a trail bike, the hub is 18t which is a odd to get used to, but I will resell or try to find alternatives, rear derailleur is going to get some work this afternoon after I set aside some time, I never expect these things to be tuned from factory but wow was it a mess ridding trails first time on the Jeffsy, after tuning shocks they felt quite nice and frame geometry felt smooth uphill as well, it’s kind of a turn off to have to spend over $4000 to get a bike your content with, anything less you’ll have to pick and choose

Did you sell the bike? I know on mine I tuned the suspension initially and it worked ok. Then I found that YT has a suspension guide and I went with the factory clicker settings and it was much better, definitely works well on choppy terrain but still balanced in the air on jumps. Going back to your derailleur if you are replacing I would go with a Shimano XT or better.

Probably, I saw there were some suspension changes from 2017 to 2018.

15psi front, 18psi rear

Fullerton Loop, never tried maybe it is more dangerous, many road crossings and the way people drive. 🤔

Yah I thought about going fast but I was imagining the snake being coiled up ready to strike next to trail.

That is great to hear you are helping the community by maintaining this trail which has so much potential. I am not sure why people do not use this trail, incredible views and you feel like you are in the middle of nowhere close to town.

@@timquinn465 that’s exactly what I thought too! We want to make it good at least to Calamity Peak, and give people a reason to go there. It’s all the bushwhacking that makes it hard to maintain.

Thanks Mitch, the hard tail should be good except for the rock sections. I would say 70/30, 70 percent doable on hard tail, 30 percent you would wish for full suspension. The fire road climbs would be great on the hard tail. 👍🏻

MoJo I would refer to the YT website all the frame dimensions are listed. As far sizing I run XL Capra and L Jeffsey because I like a longer wheelbase for more downhill oriented riding and for trail riding a shorter wheelbase I prefer for quicker handling and to shave weight. I am 6’3” I like the XL Capra and L Jeffsey.

Nice! It was pretty cool to see the youngsters sending it and showing up the adults. I like seeing the young kids ride because it keeps them out of trouble and it reminds me of how much fun I had back then. Cool, I will have to check out the channel.

The wind noise is to make it sound like I am going faster than I really am. Thanks.😂

Robber's Roost Edition Ridge, Anaheim, CA 92807 goo.gl/maps/cGbPhofVmFmSz9QY8

What do you like about the videos?

@@timquinn465 I like the terrain

I was looking at the Decoy as well but can't decide which one I want LOL. I am looking at mullet setup or going full 29's front and rear. Leaning toward full 29's, but idk. My current Ebike is alright I got a screaming deal on it. Looking at Ebikes, the Decoy is in ballpark with Haibike, both great bikes. Specialized and Santa Cruz great bikes but again seems like they are greedy on the profit margin.

Tim Quinn Go mullet!

@@octodadmtbmartyrichards2862 loving my mullet set up. Cushcores and tubeless.

Jeffsey went with Large, Capra went with XL. I probably should have got XL Jeffsey also but for trail/XC it's okay IMO to run a smaller frame for quicker handling. The XL fits perfect I am 6'3"

Well said, views so good hard to pay attention to the trail.

Yeah for sure, probably not the best idea to ride alone.....but no one else wanted to ride it so I had two choices. 1) Ride alone 2) Don't ride it. The choice is clear had to try it.

Great idea, how do you do that?

@@mtbcrasher2703 You can run two windows side by side. It is difficult to get them to sync.

@@MTBMOR Thanks, I'll try that

Nice I gotta try that as well. Just have to open up the videos side by side in different windows. It will be interesting to see which line choices carry more speed.

@@timquinn465 I've been playing with it and it's a challenge. I wonder if there is a website that can do it for us. I've been watching people take the first turn in Lynx and the last rock roll to see how they do it. So far I've learned I am slow on the first turn and more open minded that others on the last roll...

Thank you. I'm still learning so hopefully they are getting better.