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I missed the waterfall ??

This may seem like a stupid question, but is your lower triple clamp loose?

Now thats what i rode in up until i got to AZ. Fun stuff!!

i love this video so many of my friends in one spot i cant wait kelly beers and gerald almost time for surgery then the heal up and i will be out there. thanks mr brad for the great content

Good job brother!

Thank you for taking along for the ride. I had a lot fun way the video. I saw those couple of close call with Saguaros. I was trying to find out more information on the A/B Loop. I like to head out there with my Sur-Ron. I'm a 50 year old looking for a little fun on the dirt but I don't know anywhere to take the Sur-Ron aside from Penal AirPark and Red Rock.

this looks like what i rode daily back home in Tennessee and West Virginia

His first time on A/B and you took him the opposite of how most ride it. Awesome! It doesn't flow quite as well that direction so that makes it more fun IMO.

Fun day!! I sat a bit more than I would have liked, but everyday on a bike is a good day!!

Guitarist, here. I'm using a tuner, playing a tuning fork pitch sound at E5 659hz and just going around and around slowly until they're all about the same. Doing the front wheel right now. Mine is higher pitched than your front, it's about the same as your rear wheel. The frequency is a direct indicator of the spoke tension. I'm new at this, not sure if this is the best way to make the wheel true. But I just bought this bike and they all sounded like duds and a couple spokes I could turn by hand lol. Scary to think I took it for a few rides in the desert. But ya, I set a tone through a speaker and match each spoke to it. At 659hz.

What brought you out to NC? Are you from there? Still seems weird to me seeing mud and water on a trail. 😂

This is perfect?

thanks for sharing, i was wondering the exact method to adjust my bike's wheel spoke but afraid to do so

You disturbed their romantic moment, lol!

This helps! I dropped a wheelie and was worried the spokes might be off a bit this definitely gonna help me ease the worry of them being at risk of popping bc i cant find the size or any for sale for my 2024 hawk

0:00 Wheel prep tips: using trueing stand for cleaning, sealing nipples with Gorilla tape/heat gun, and talking about using dual rim locks 2:37 Lubing the tire and bib mousse 2:59 Inserting bib mousse into tire 3:14 Positioning bib mousse/tire on to rim under 1st rim lock and using cinch strap to hold 3:34 Working bottom bead around rim 3:54 Getting bottom bead over 2nd rim lock 4:33 Flipping wheel over and setting bottom bead under rim lock 5:08 Setting top bead under 1st rim lock 5:53 Working top bead around rim 6:23 Other handy tools that can be used to make things easier 7:03 Finishing up getting top bead on to rim at 2nd rim lock 7:18 Last move to get top bead set under 2nd rim lock 7:40 Inspecting bead for proper seating at both rim locks (both tire beads) 8:29 Talking about importance of proper bead seating and bib mousse feeling 9:03 Tightening up rim locks and talking about sealing up 3rd hole in rim with RTV

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I’m down to go ride that with you

0:00 INTRO & Brad Shredding/Getting warmed 1:46 Almost close call with SxS but not really 2:46 First slice of Beefcake 4:56 Following Shawn 5:48 Shawn almost does a Flying W 7:36 Break and chat with Caesar (new to off-road riding) 8:47 Following Caesar a bit 9:28 Brad & Travis switch bikes...now on Beta 390 RR 11:22 Following Travis a bit 12:33 Gnarly hill climb to rock cave area (Shawn and I did this and others went a different way) 13:27 You can't park there 14:39 Off the bikes and checkin out the rock cave area 16:02 Shawn showing us how it's done dropping into rock cave 17:23 Brad taking the challenge into the rock cave 18:12 Brad going reverse back up rock cave...kind of... 21:01 Things fall apart quickly with Beefcake on a log and Caesar sinking his bike/Travis's daughter's bike 22:17 Back on the trail and more horn shenanigans 22:32 Showing Shawn some speed on the Beta 23:23 Chasing Shawn through the trees 24:42 Even more horn shenanigans...Shawn gets some as we stop after a water hole/steep hill for the noobs 25:18 Beefcake goes right up (not expected and nicely done) 25:30 Squeezer goes right up (not expected and awesome job) 25:39 Trav goes right up (expected) 26:14 Back on the struggle bus...plus MORE HORN ACTION 26:36 That's a bush! 26:47 Caesar gets pysched up and does a tree root step up no problem!!! 27:09 Beefcake gets f'ed up by the...you guessed it...HORN!!! ah ha ha ha 27:49 Balancing on a rock face showing off for Travis...back on the 300 XC-W 28:09 Nasty ass wet uphill section 29:15 Doing some bushwhackin to get back on trail 30:00 Brad almost goes over bars...probably because of being an ass all day with the horn

Looks awesome. You found all the good lines. I’ll ride that with ya when I get back in October. Roy

New power line acces road you crossed over at 37:21. It runs to the west end of Dove Mountain near the west park. Cuts across fence line east and west as well.

Wow, you still ride? 😁 BTW, that quad trail is the oldest trail in Marana. It was singletrack until the quaders destroyed it.

0:00 Intro & Single Track/2-Track around outside of 11-Mile 11:45 Connector to next section 13:10 Quick section to Carpenter Ranch Road 15:23 Turn onto Carpenter Ranch Road 16:30 Rocky 2-Track section North of Carpenter Ranch Road 20:31 Derrio Wash fast open sand section 23:55 Connector section South Mule Deer Road back to Carpenter Ranch Road 27:30 Cottonwood Wash long and fast open sand section 30:40 Turning out of Cottonwood Wash onto Rocky 2-Track headed towards Tortilla Foothills Trail 34:30 Long fast 2-Track whoops section South of Torilla Foothills Trail headed towards Powerline Road 41:00 Turning South off Powerline towards lookout hill 42:00 Up Lookout Hill to scout next section 44:01 Down Lookout Hill to State Trust Land Fenceline 2-Track 54:10 Single Track just off Powerline Road at end of loop 01:00:24 Powerline Road back to staging area

Thanks a lot for the tips. As a beginner this is useful information. Btw I got the same boots 😎

So the boots should be loose enough around the calf to allow enough ankle flex?

Sound don’t mean shit. How bout the ridability?

Looks rowdy af lol its shaking so much

Ha! I did what I could! Thanks for posting it up as wondered how goofy I looked doing a slow crash, lol!

Nice

How can i get to this single track?

Nice, just some DB killer have no hole at the end. Just need to hook on one side 🤗

Glad you got to have some rippin fun! Wish we would have gotten down to the South loop and the waterfall. Sadly, some in my group was already getting tired when I would have turned for down there but instead I took them back to the museum.

IDK what year your ktm is. But ktm had an update. Slack should be 68 to 70mm on 2022.5 and newer bikes. You can take the bottom shock bolt and one link bolt out and check for yourself.

Great riding with you on Sunday! Oh, glad you found the trail you were looking for. Beers and I are pretty proud of it . BTW, we'll be hitting Marana this weekend if you want to join us.

Thanks for posting

thanks, nice video! but that should i do if i bought clapped ktm and all the spokes ar different(like most of them are changed)and theyre braking really often, and the only tool with alot of heads are like 150$

Looking good - can not wait to get out there again !!!

Shoulder all healed up it appears.

There is actually a chart I have seen listing tge musical note needed to tune bicycle spokes based on length and thickness of the spoke…do a google search. I have not seen one that applies to motorcycle spokes unfortunately

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Sounds deeper

I'm sorry about your accident and injury, hope you get healed up soon!!😎🙏👍

Nice video. Is the GPX file for this loop available anywhere? Thanks.

I was thinking I should match the highest pitch currently on the wheel? after watching this I am thinking it would be best to find the most constant across all the spokes and maybe lower the higher ones if they are in the minority.

Great information. Thank you!

So I know absolutely nothing about dirt bike racing, but I thought it was wild that you have to start the race with the bike off. One of those little things that I imagine can make or break the start of a race. Good riding! Looked like a beautiful day in the desert.

Kudos for checking on that downed rider and helping him as much as you could.

Just bought a place in munds and looking to explore the single track when everything melts. Any chance you have single track GPX files available for these trails? Looks epic

What a cool area! Which power setting are you running in? I tend to run mine in the lower power setting. The higher setting makes my throttle feel twitchy.

Yoooo- I’m the guy on thd husky around the 28 minute mark. Good riding with ya.