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@@auqf4443 sorry I thought I replied! It climbs well! I'm coming from a meta am 4.0 which is a lighter smaller travel bike but also maybe a bit small for me at 6'2. So the yt feels super good partially just since it fits better

@@auqf4443 but it climbs really good, yeah. And I have 29er version to be clear.

I think it's called turtle trail

Thanks! It's an osmo action 4 at 30 fps 1/120 shutter speed (using nd 16 filter). Just got the camera this is like my second time using it!

Also I color grade in resolve to adjust small stuff like contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation and sharpness

@@EJOpdahlthanks, I know what I'm going to buy next 😅 and I will try the color grade.

No gimbal, just a dji osmo action 4 with the right settings and some basic correction in davinci resolve

Dude hell yeah!! you are gonna love it, the grey is fuckin badass and the bike is fantastic. I think they are a better price right now, when I bought mine it was 3500 but they dropped a bunch :( lol

plan on getting new grips, the stock ones are just too thin. I went to knuckledusters

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Hard to say as my wife's core 1 is a medium, so too small for me at 6'2" to test. Plus she weighs less than me. But suspension wise I assume they are pretty equal, it's just entry level rockshox vs entry level fox (both super solid). Her bike despite having cheaper brakes stops crazy good, yt did a really good bleed on hers. You can't go wrong with either bike, with a good tune and properly sagged/ setup suspension you are good to shred. There are videos of people doing some serious features on even the core 1.

Thanks!!

Bike is great!!! You will love it

Thank you man! I love playing around with the color grading in davinci resolve. Glad it's paying off

I'm 6'2 riding the xl it feels perfect

San Clemente

this is how the bike was. Didn't change anything

Not totally sure, my wife's bike (the core 1) is a bit small on me so I haven't taken hers down any trails. Just pumping around on flat ground they feel similar and the adjustments on them are similar. I think they're probably not that different from each other. Some people prefer rock shocks for their longer service intervals, but I think either are probably fine

My wife's core one seemed like really Great value, her brakes are surprisingly amazing and the build is really solid.

Glad to hear you got out there. It's pretty insane. Feels like a little bike park.

Sick, I'm gonna be out there next weekend again assuming the Capra I ordered comes in!

search up yt mill san clemente on google maps

Super fun for sure!!

I love roadgaps! the first hit in the video is a road gap actually. looks smaller on gopro. Will have to see if there's anywhere else I can make one

I love roadgaps! the first hit in the video is a road gap actually (around 7 seconds). looks smaller on gopro. Will have to see if there's anywhere else I can make one

thanks! definitely looking forward to fine tuning it!

Lol. Car is meant to be driven. We have taken that red jeep on some seriously f*cked up trails and high centered it bad on stuff. It's taken a beating and done well. It's my dad's. I have the blue wj (the car the camera is mounted on in the video) and don't feel as guilty when I beat it up. Now my dad has a 6.5inch lifted wj on 33's that he wheels.

haha I didn't even think of that but watching the video now I'm thinking how insane gapping the road would be haha. I think we own some of that road but the other side is neighbor's.. but doesn't hurt to dream haha.

Yeee boi!

Hell yeah thanks man!! Will do. Although I'm feeling a bit concussed right now haha

@@EJOpdahl yeah that was a hard landing

For sure. I misjudged it so bad! I use to be quite a good jumper but that was several years ago haha. Trying to relearn.

@@EJOpdahl Same here, I have to relearn if I'm not pedaling for a while. A lot of it is muscle memory. Once you get used to the motion and orientation it starts to come back. Those first couple times are hairy for sure. 😁

Yeah it was so bad haha 😅. Landing definitely should be bigger which I already knew but damn I seriously misjudged it lol.

haha yeah man. If you can't fit your whole bike on a jump, you should expect it to kick, and expect the timing of the pump to be difficult. I've hit tons of gaps up to a couple around 20-25 feet. but it's been a long time and I'm trying to kind of relearn the skill. This thing freaking served me for breakfast hahah

Huge doubles scare the crap out of me too. 😁

thanks man! Definitely, glad I was able to laugh it off and eventually get it working!