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Great video. Same issue I'm having. Bicycle design largely overlooks people with non-standard foot position. It's not only hard to find any detailed info, but also much more expansive for us to ride clipless. A few hundreds bucks ahead for the special pedal, fitting and everything, while a straight foot person only need 40 bucks to get the cheapest spd pedal.

Why isn't any explanation about XC or D.country geometry 😢 That's what I'm looking for

Love my Ripmo AF! Thanks for the videos. They made my decision to buy one really easy

Great long term review. I’m sitting on a new V1.2 frame collecting parts for the build. How well did your CC guide work? Increased chance of dropping the chain with the loss of some chainwrap around the chainring?

Great info. I also have a Privateer161 and use it as my bigger rocky trail bike

Great video, well made and to the point!

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Nice and straight forward.

My Chesters don't spin like this :(

Thanks for the video. What size MT frame is the largest you can fit back there with a tailgate pad? I ride an XL and am not sure it will fit back there.

most helpful, fast, informative, and on point. gj.

It looked like you missed the top part of the Unchained where you start on desire and can build up some speed at the top to carry through that section more. Also you need to run this trail a few times to learn how to carry speed on it. Once you figure out how to use the outside of the trails natural berms, rocks and roots to help you to rail a turn you can really keep speed through those turns. That turns the level of fun up 10x.

so im watching your playlists and on the winter fat tire ride at bradbury mtn did you have your tires studded?

would it be cheating if you leaf blow the trail? .....i had a hard time figuring out which way it went riding along with you

Hey Charlie......i don't think you suck at riding......you are pretty brave.....for a first timer

What would be a "good" or minimum enough good bike for a 4-5 years old kid? Where whould you suggest to start looking around? THX

Thanks for the info. Answered some questions for me. Currently use a Dodge Grand Caravan to transport my bike and gear. Trying to figure out what my next option will be when the minivan has to go.

The fact that you didn’t recreate the steps from the linked video talks a lot good about you.

And for those of us with a commencal meta without existing housing…. Good luck

I live in maine and have contemplated buying my first full squish! The jeffsy capra or stumpjumper. Still not sure but maybe ill just order one and be happy lol

Anyone know of any gravel bike places but away from cars😊

Wow what an accomplishment. Great video!!

Thanks so much for coming out in the rain!!! We loved having you!

i watched with sound......good story !!!!!!

Great job Charlie!!!

i have to watch this muted, my headphones died and the wife is next to me watching tv.......but id like to say awesome, good for you!!!!! i remember that day, it was raining bad, i was going to go and try it myself but the rain stopped me

Hey, we will be up there next week if you want to take us on a tour?

Curious of you rode brickyard….its was a wild attempt!

I'll say it again ...appreciate the insights on how family-friendly a trail is. There's no better way to turn somebody off the sport than to put them in over their head.

Great info!!! My wife loves snowboarding and i want to introduce her to MTB, but she is really hesitant to take her hard tail on off-road descents (she's probably looked over my shoulder when I was cackling at Friday Fails and thinks that is what she's in for!). Its really helpful to hear your wife's point of view. Georges sounds like a great starting point. Appreciate it!

i hope you do wicked good at your race......and cant wait for all the videos.....remember to drink your Moxie ! ! !..... thanks for the update

That's a bigger undertaking than I've ever attempted. I'll be rooting for you, but it goes without saying there's no shame in quitting if your body isn't feeling it. Good luck dude!

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best video I have seen that describes these angles perfectly!

good job.....i saw this after i commented on the other vid......lol

Charlie, get a rubber head mallet?......they work just as good as a real hammer without the noise, somewhat......i guess you could get a dead blow hammer but i think they are a little noisier .......good mechaniking

Thanks exactly what i was trying to figure out

Thanks big man 👍

Great info, appreciate it!

Yeesh just tried it ...mud, sand, ticks and poison ivy. "would not buy again"

You did it!!! Thanks for joining us at Mountain Mayhem, and absolutely CRUSHING it!

Since everybody has advice ...it seems like you might be trying to prove you are a Real Mountain Biker. We're almost all guilty. We're blessed with this super fun activity we get to do in a beautiful setting and we feel the need to measure our d*cks constantly. Who's fastest? Who's least afraid of injury? Same thing happens in snow sports. ( Ha basically any time males of the species get around each other!) If you're not careful it can suck all the fun right out. And of course, there's the injury thing. I'm super competitive when it comes to field sports and overt competition. But when it comes to skiing and mtb I do my best to suppress my ego and ride for my own pure enjoyment. Ok what's the saying , opinions are like a**holes, we've all got em and they all stink! Not my place to tell you how to ride. But I assure you, even the noobest nooby noob has zero to prove. "Comparison is the thief of joy". GL.

I have duck feet. I ride my road bike with Crank Bros Egg Beaters with quick release cleats. The quick release provides float so my feet can swivel. and stay attached to the pedals.

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I had similar issue.. foot turned outwards, outside part of the knee hurting when forcing it to be strait when on a bike. But I am going different route, I am doing exercises, and intentionally thinking about straitening my food even while walking. The progress has been really good so far, I even finished my first bike race few weeks ago with minimal knee pain.

Interesting stuff. I had the same issue on one leg, you may have found my VeloNews article on the subject where I go into the road pedal systems I modified to try to fix things. I ended up actually having a surgical intervention to straighten my leg but oh boy did I go deep down the rabbit hole of other solutions before I went nuclear.

Yes. My feet point out notably. I just point the forward tips of my cleats inward, so that they are straight in the pedals when my feet are in their natural to them pointed out position. Getting out is no problem

You ain't kidding about Bradbury! One of the worst bruises I've ever had was from low siding my bike off a slippery root and landing on my hip.

thanks for the vid man