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300 ft. climb in a mile is a chip shot for a good ebike That would be low power setting on most. That creasy trail would be a easy blue run in Arkansas. I like the runs though. New trails = no roots yet.

I want to get into mountain biking and I live an hour away from this park! Can some folks please give me some recommendations on a good bike for tackling a park like this? Preferably not too pricey. Thank you

Just explored Chattanooga’s mtb trails for the first time. Raccoon mountain is no joke. We started at the boat ramp and did the full clockwise loop. One of the most challenging climbs I’ve ever done.

Reminds me of trying to learn how to "pop" when jumping a wake on my wakeboard. Took a bit of practice, but once I figured it out, it made life easy.

I finally figured out to listen to that little voice in my head (now 53) If we have a 6th sense....that's it. Listen to it....something is telling you to not do what you are about to do....come back and do it again another day when you are good to go.

Awesome man. I have stood on that line many times debating it. I think the new drops at the Slaughter Pen skills park are a better practice for it. I just got back from Bentonville on Sunday. I would love to send that line.

Alloy handle bar is better than carbon.

Ha! Subbed! 'Cause I make the same noises jumping....

Thanks man! Great video and I'm taking a trip there next weekend! I'm lucky to have a less than 2 hour drive to Bentonville. Can't wait! I'm on a hardtail, so probably will stick to the XC trails, but I gotta try some green/blue flow trails for sure. Any "gotta ride it" XC trails I should go for? Hoping to find some awesome trails I can do 1 day ride trips 0n the weekends. Tech Gnar looks like my cup of tea! Camping at a site north of town.

Headed there Friday for the first time. Thanks for the video

Sun up to sun down

i’ve heard from a lot of people and from BMX to always pull on the handlebars at the end/bunny hop. is that accurate or is it actually just standing up and using your weight/inertia and gravity? or do you always pull up and bunny hop? this is my biggest confusion and no one ever answers it

Great video...New Subscriber ✌

Can you rent bikes here or not? I want to start mtb but I don’t have any bikes and I live in the area.

Great video. Headed there this weekend!

i like nutty buddy more. im not a huge jumper so i dont hit all of the jumps, the approaches are nicer and the flow is faster for me. also its a lot closer to the parking lot LOL

Never "one more time"!!! thats just the motocrosser inside me that hates those words i guess lol

Midlife guy, when are you available to ride these trails with me?

Try larger diameter gips and higher rise bar. I use larger grips and its helps me because I have large,wide hands. High rise bars are what you need. Deity makes some very nice large grips and bars!!! Live fast!! Die last!! 🤟😎

What speedo are you using?

Hardest part for me is not bending my knees, it's doing my head in. It's a really really bad habit thats worked it's way in from my skateboarding days. Trying to rewire the brain and body into a whole new movement and to straighten my legs instead goes against everything i thought i knew about jumping, but its totally different on a bike. Ive got the entry and take off part down, its just keeping the legs straight, i have no idea how to fix it as its just so embedded. Good stuff bro. Repetition, repetition, Repetition. 🤘

:Stand up"is the best advice..for its simplicity..but it's not the whole story of the jump technique. Watching your jump from the side it seems that you were not pushing the bike into the jump face enough with a downward thrust through the pedals and handle bar. Just my two cents.

SEND IT............

E-bikes are just sad! Unless you have a disability, you do not need an E-bike.

Midlife shredders!

Hey fellow midife rider here. Thanks for the video...really well done. I rode this place today and had a blast.

I run a renthal fat bar at 40mm rise. My stem also has a slight bit of rise. I notice a more upright position helps me. One reason I switched from a supersport motorcycle to a naked bike.

Ibwas the first generation of rock shocks , as I'm in my 40s. Kids these days think bikes will make them good. As in old Gen, it's the biker that makes the bike, not the bike makes biker. God I hate kids these days

Boy do I know how that crash feels I have hit a few of those my self and just like you did not break anything . We don't have that much as for jumps anywhere local here but I still keep looking for some anywhere I go.

You had me until you suggested Rembrandt’s.

I'll be in Bentonville for a few days working. Can you recommend a bike shop close by to rent a bike?

Where near Dalton is buzzards roost? I found one in Huntsville but didn’t see one near Dalton. It looked nice.

What is that device with the display on his bar?

I’m 41 and focusing on all basics again to kick bad habits. Purchase a DJ! I did best training since I was a kid.

That was a great introduction to Chattanooga. I've been wanting to check it out and this video has definitely tipped the scales for me.

Is the Green trail really a beginner trail?

I was trying the same technique by standing up during the jump. It worked for a while, but not on the bigger jumps or gaps. To jump higher, you still need to preload and lean back first, then stand up. I’m not sure what the correct move is here, but sometimes I jump very well, and other times I can’t clear anything. In my mind, I imagine that you need to let the bike move slightly forward without your full weight on the kicker, and then, once half of the bike is airborne, you should jump as well. Because when you start your jumping movement on the kicker, you don’t allow the bike to jump higher; instead, you push it down with your weight. That’s why this technique works on small jumps and at high speed but won’t work on large gaps, for example.

Is Walden’s Ridge on Trailforks yet? I couldn’t find it. Edit: found it.

I live in Chattanooga and love the riding here!! Great video, you hyped me up.

Just checked out this trail this past Saturday (Aug 2nd) with my new Cannondale and my 10 yr son to boot with the heat!! Though we didn't have time to do it all, we had fun on the green trail with a little bit of the blue trails. Proud how well he did for his first "mountain bike/offroad trail" ride. We'll definitely be back to explore all trails!

My son is 13yrs old 5 looks doable for us. Anymore similar trails? Planning on giving there in 3 weeks. Thanks 4 ur videos very informative.

Chattanooga has come a long way. If you get a chance, check out the Knoxville trail system. You can hit 50 miles of singletrack within 2 miles of downtown.

What a great tour vid! Very informative. Some day... HA!

I’d like to check this place out soon.

I'll have to head down (STL region) during our freeze-thaw months! I need to hit some trails in the Nashville area again on the way there or back like Lock 4, Hamilton Creek, etc... Definitely looks like fantastic eMTB terrain!

Hey, it's SemiSendy! Trails look awesome. Thanks for the tour. As always, I gotta get out of my current locale.

Checked out Birmingham, Huntsville and Chattanooga this past Dec. Both Huntsville and Chattanooga are gorgeous. Eying this area for a possible move from NW Arkansas.

Great job on this video bro. GA n TN is on my bucket list/radar. Since I’ve recently relocated in / around Bentonville, both of these States are a rock skip across the pond. Ok well not that close , but ya get the idea 😂. Take care

I want to check it out for sure, I visit family in Nashville every year but I wanted to get some good riding out there and this seems like the ideal spot.

I live in Chattanooga and am thankful, each day, for what we have here!