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Franklin NH?

Is there a B line on the stairs?

Have you been to horse hill nature preserve in merrimack? Its a nice 4.7 mile loop. Some good down hill if you go the "right " way

Nice video. I’ve watched your other videos at highland. You have progressed a lot. My friends and I are going to killington early July and wanted to try loon. We have been to highland as well and wanted to try something new. Would you recommend loon or would you still ride highland again over loon? Killington is two hours away from each so about the same distance. Thanks!

It just keeps going 😮

Legs smoked too by the end of the trail. Love it tho

One thing I learned from that trail is that locking up the rear brake will do you no good, you have to squeeze until it is just about locked up

Found your wonderful video after doing this myself--at a much slower pace than you, but luckily also avoiding eating any trees. Thanks for this fun and enjoyable tour of the trail to share with friends. And oh, was that uphill a bear!

did both black bear and stormin norman and your comments are spot on.....

bros just casually skidding across the trail 😖

I only wish there was a comprehensive map of this, and other connected, trails. It's a little confusing, and I'm not always clear where the best access and exit points are. Otherwise, it's impressive.

Can you tell me which end of this trail you entered from?

liked & subscribed.... great video!!!

Dude, I love your enthusiasm !

Great video

Great trail.

How bad of a climb is it? And where do you go in from?

this trail looks sick

Nothing that we're not used to here in Quebec, but UJB is one of the only real techy trails of KT. Can't wait to return.

Looks super tech! Smooth riding!

That kind of disregard for trail etiquette is the reason big swaths of Kingdom is closed to bike traffic

That kind of disregard for trail etiquette is the reason big swaths of Kingdom is closed to bike traffic. Don’t blow past climbers

Damn Black Bear (and Stormin Norman) trails are incredible! Only wish? Arrive with better weather, first time was raining (NEMBA Fest 2019 I think) and last summer was a 90 degree humid day. That climb IS brutal - 700 ft elevation straight up a fire road, zero wasted distance, but worth it. Big shout out to Peter Wakeling and the OTB Trail Builders crew (Kitchel fame) - fantastic job!

Nice! When where you there?

new to mb and my first tme up there i road black bear it was the best

Nice! Yep Black Bear and Stormin Norman are the 2 best trails at Kingdom Trails

Haven't hit that trail in forever

:( you cut out the technical part, crawling through the rocks. Those stairs have some big downsides. In particular the rocks on the left! Not worth it IMO but kudos to you for doing them.

Looks very similar to the shredding we have here in Wales! Rad ripping 💨

Super rocky midsection!

The beer tenders at the village bike shop sent me here after my girlfriend crashed on sidewinder! 🤣 Nice wipeout and good on ya getting back up there

I just crashed yesterday on that second to last turn It is steep and the switchback is way narrower than the first ones. I went over the bars and landed about 5-7ft down the hill left shoulder first. Ouch 🤕 I think I’ll be aight tho 😂

LOVE this trail!!!

great

somehow I missed this one last time I was at BB. It looks, to me, similar to Big Bear, only slightly longer and a bit faster. Would you say that is about right? Also, thanks to your video work I have added to my bucket list. Thanks much.

Nice Pablo

Pablo, Is that a mount for a light or for a phone left of your stem? Looking for a good phone mount.

I am laughing at how wonky the speedometer is there. Clearly you are going faster than 0 but it says it. :-)

Who else is riding at Loon Mountain Bike Park ? #mtb

nice man, I see ya leaning.

That’s a long trail!

Who else rides Loom and what’s your favorite line?

lean your body, don't turn the bars. when you enter the berm push down with your weight and ride the very outer edge of your tire. as you come out of the berm your bike should pop just a little. the more you push down when entering the berm your tires will dig in and feel Solid. the outer nubs on your tire are meant for this.

nice dude, next time you go let me know.

Anybody else done this trail before ?

This is all part of "O'Reilly's Backyard", definitely some fun flow sessions here!

Doooope video bro! Keep 'em coming!

Fairly mild consequences, good for progression and confidence. The same skinnies with a 4 foot drop on each side, and it's a completely different game. (If you liked Jaw, try Burnham Down!)

nice dude,

Who else likes to ride trails with skinnies in them?