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The bike inside the garage is the Gas Gas. Sorry to hear the ankle causes some restrictions, but there are options. Yes you could get a Beta, left side kick start, but there are other options too. The TRS can be bought with an electric start as can a Montessa, albeit the Montessa is probably the most expensive trials bike. One way or another, I'd say get one. It's addictive and I love riding mine.

Yeah you guys don't have a lot of public land. I know I have it good and I do not take it for granted.

Good for you, I hope you find the trials bike as addicting as I have. You're the only one who commented on the death grip of the money, I thought it was funny and no matter how hard one holds onto it, they cannot take it with them. Thanks for subscribing!

I have to give credit to those who struggled. By the third loop they were running a clean Section. Unfortunately that was not true for me.

You're welcome

That is still a long time off. Hope all is well now.

Thanks for the nice comment. Definitely needed to take a step back after this one.

And get out there and enjoy it!

I like that!

My trials bike is the first one I pick when choosing which bike to ride.

Why not. I've met many people that love theirs. The most important thing is to use it.

Precisely !

Thanks. I'm glad and lucky I didn't break my tailbone. It was one of those downhill, front tire tucks and wham! over the bars you go.

Ouch, sorry to hear that. I don't know if it's fortunate to injure tendons, they seem to take a lot longer to heal than a broken bone. Take care.

@@twowheelgeriatric thank you. Praying that it’ll heal fast and well. It’s weird not to ride.

@@twowheelgeriatricI’ve been told that tendons and ligaments take so long to heal because there is no blood flow in them . This is also why they are so white in colour . The only way to heal them is to rest them .

Ouch! I had seen the first video of yours, but good God that second video is hard to watch. My bruise spread to cover most of my butt cheek, but nothing like the spread on your covering your whole side. Man I'm glad to see you standing.

Thank you for that.

Thank you for the nice comment.

Thanks Chad. It was nice meeting you and Rachel today.

Thank you, but this one was posted predominantly so the new riders could watch it to see some mistakes they should correct. Not a lot of editing.

Yep, I'm grateful to have such a cool place in my neighborhood.

You are 100% right. You're also quite astute to see that. Unfortunately floater turns are still not in my wheelhouse. I did try a few yesterday, so maybe one day they'll work for me.

Much thanks. It's a bit more work for sure, but I like the end product. I think I'll do more like this.

Thanks on both accounts. I feel like I've made progress, probably not enough to warrant the trials tights. 😀 They are very comfortable to be honest.

I don't take it for granted. I often stop, to rest, and enjoy views.

Thanks Josh. Within the first 10 views I already had someone click a dislike.

You're welcome, thanks for watching.

We had a blast. All four of us are at different skill levels, but I think that makes it a better ride.

We are lucky to have this in our backyard

This is just another section of the Three Peaks Area in Cedar City Utah. It's a trials paradise.

I knew you were having a good day when you came down that steep straight descent. You had a big smile.

Ha. I was bored and looked at some trail cam footage. Having the trail cam gets me out with the dogs.

I hope you have as much fun as I'm having. Thanks for the comment.

Yeah you gave me a bit of motivation, so I went after a few obstacles that I've been looking at for a while. I had a blast riding with you, we need to do that again.

I set up two cameras to catch the movement from different angles. It was okay, but didn't quite have the ummph I wanted. Thanks for the comment Ervin.

@@twowheelgeriatric I think it’s fantastic composition 👌

Thanks. The wall on the thumbnail was very intimidating for me.

Thank you for the compliment. I know I feel more confident on the bike.

Unfortunately I will not. Due to some family issues, this will be a difficult year to get out to many events.

I still have several motorcycles in the garage, but the one I choose to ride the most is the trials bike. It's addictive.

My friend Josh and I discussed this a couple days ago. Both of us believe it could takes years to reach a point where you have it mastered, but until then it is a perishable skill. If we don't practice regularly we fall back to not being as good. Like a second language, use it or lose it.

Thanks for watching. I too found the trials community very open and welcoming. Most are inclined to offer tips and techniques to help others improve. It's pretty cool.

Thanks for subbing. Maybe I meet you at a Utah trials event this year.