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That’s my goal for this year. Also, next time I won't go around that log.

@ you got this 💪

Quarry Park. El Granda, CA

Yea, the trails in Nevada City are some of my favorite!

I don't have a GPS unit. I think what you're seeing is the display for the e-bike. This just shows speed based off the motor.

Good to know. What is this history you speak of?

We had perfect timing; there was a small amount of rain early in the in the morning. Just enough to keep the dirt down.

It's a good trail for speed! Next time I'll work on going faster in the corners.

Awesome work on the jumps!!!

​@@singletrackbandit I like the jumps on this trail, they're at my level.

Rain would definitely help! I think the more I ride it, the better I would get. Like at 1:11 when I went too far to the right, if I had known what was around the corner, I could have tried to stay on the left side.

Yea, the GoPro really doesn't show how rocky and steep the Mile is. I used to make it down without stopping; my goal is to get back to that.

My understanding was that @coastsideonbikes worked on EG Bus. It sounds like you are in the know, so I'll check with you. Who should I link to?

Thanks for the trail updates. I really like the new drop you added towards the end-it’s just challenging enough to help me improve without being intimidating.

Yea, that was the same day. It was great meeting you. I’m sure we’ll see you again, we ride there all the time.

It was great meeting and riding with you Sean!!

You park at Quarry Park. Here is the Trailforks link for the first trail. www.trailforks.com/trails/eg-bus/

Thanks for your comment; it helps boost this video and spread the word about the trails.

It was my favorite trail at Northstar.

Glad I'm not alone on that.

Thanks; after I did the first one, I realized I had to call myself out.

It's so worth it.

super rewarding.

I agree Gypsy has a little of everything, and if you ride it enough you can really increase your speed.

yea, my arms got tired by the end.

Thanks, It doesn't look that big in the video, but I'm glad I tackled it.

At about 1:09 in the video I catch you doing the drop.

Yeah, it’s a really good trail. I should’ve gone more than once. The first time was really to see what was there.

in a good, fun way. 😁

That's awesome!! I met some ridders that were 65 and they were amazing, I hope to someday be as good as them.

So true I could have used a slice of cake at the end.

I’m glad I tried it. I hope next time I find a good line and complete it without falling.

Comical how flat the camera makes it look. Spoiler: It is not flat.

@@fgiraffe8751 100%

Crazy it's still over grown. I thought as we got further into the summer things would just die off.

@@slowerwithdonuts me too. Wasn’t like that last year😫

Before we started, I was told you didn’t enjoy it. It’s much harder than it looks. I also made the mistake of waiting until the end of the day, once my confidence was already broken from crashing earlier in the day. I do want to ride it again, and now that I know what all my mistakes were, maybe I could do better.

Its looks similar but it was Bogbone that we rode.

@@singletrackbandit Got it. Screw both of those trails :)

@@midpackmtb 🤣 maybe it was the rain the day before but the conditions weren’t as bad as when we rode them.

if it wasn't for the 2,800 miles that separate us I would totally go for a ride tomorrow with you.

Wow, that's next level. I've never thought of ridding any trails at night, but I am intrigued.

@@slowerwithdonuts Invest in good lighting. There is a whole new level of focus when riding trails at night. So much fun. Also pretty important not to ride unfamiliar trails at night by yourself. I rode with a local guy the only two times I've been there.

I forgot why, but I'm sure I do!

Glad we had the e-bike so we could ride it more than once.

I was exhausted by the time I got to the bottom. The heat didn't help.

Go to www.trailforks.com and search EG Bus Trail - El Granaday, California and you will get everything you need to know.

Thanks for the information; I always thought Girl Scout started near Sarlacc. I’ve made note in the time code, and I’ll change it on future videos. I rode with @singletrackbandit , and he found the Girl Scout trail and thought maybe it was like Boy Scout in Pacifica; that’s how we discovered the area.

Thank you 🙏🏼

If you ride along to ride towards the mile. It’s on the left before that.

Is that one you ride to the top from Pacifica?

@@slowerwithdonuts yeah I think it's all called old Colma, but this one starts at the top but drops into the devil's slide north lot. It's on some maps but not on others.

@@janmaly1591 I wasn't thinking, yes I know that trail. I've taken it several times. Here is a video I posted on it. ua-cam.com/video/3Ce8sQmOgO8/v-deo.html

@@slowerwithdonuts nice, thanks.

Not yet, but i know some trails don’t allow them such as Skeggs Point.

@@slowerwithdonuts today there happens to be a thread on r/mtb about soquel and emtbs. Interesting opinions.

Thanks for the heads up. I’ll take a look. This video was also captured before I tightened the headset which made a significant difference, but there is still rattling in my current videos on rougher terrain, but not nearly as bad as in this video.

But not bad enough to go do it?

It's worth it.

Gnar

Going tmrw plus camp ,first time 🙏🏿

@@chip9832 It's super fun, but watch out for all the cow droppings, they are everywhere.

It's a great park with lots of trails.

They are my favorite two trails there.