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i love it

*Looks for a nice trail to take kids* - "Oh nice, Utah's Best Beginner Trail" - *clicks* ... 💀🔔

NEW SUBSCRIBER !!! Keep riding bro !!!

Are these the hiking trails also?

Super fun trail! Although it does get some pretty bad braking bumps.

Looks fun! What month did you ride this trail?

Welcome back Cotter!!!

SPRING already!? coming right over!

Looking at this model on sale right now and we live in the same area. Happy to see that it slays the local trails (Prospector?)

Heading over there Saturday for a week. Thanks for the order of operations tip. Wire Mesa, Guacamole, Gooseberry Mesa.

Friggen sweet!! Alright, it’s official… I’ll stop in St George to ride this next week 🤘 thanks for the recommendation!

Heard good things about Fezzari

Dude, you totally could've made that!

EXCELLENT! Thanks for presenting!

Hey just found your channel. I have a Wire Peak comp, just picked it up a couple weeks ago. I went back and forth for well over a year about whether to get one. I have light asthma that only manifests when I'm really pushing hard. I rode with some buddies and couldn't keep up, figured it was a problem of getting in better shape (I was 5 10 and 220lbs at the time, so a bit overweight but nothing insane). So I started doing 7 miles 3+ times a week. Not crazy climbs, more for the cardio, +- 150 feet is all. Then my knees started hurting. Discovered I have osteoarthritis in both knees. Had to have surgery. Six months and 20lbs later, I got on my La Sal Peak to start riding again. Started with neighborhood rides, 1/2 mile, 1 mile. After a few weeks of that I moved to a little dirt but completely flat still, 2-3 miles. Did that three times and couldn't walk, couldn't ride. Had to start icing my knees again. So I decided to try an eMTB. First time ever one one, I did 18 miles and almost 800ft climbing. Didn't hurt. I sweat like a bear in heat. Went and picked up a used Wire Peak the next week. That was 18 days ago. I've done 210 miles in 18 hours and climbed over 10,600 feet since then. Stairs hurt my knees, a bit, and standing and getting down on my knees or sitting on the floor hurts a bit. But riding? I can do that all day long. I've lost about 8lbs and feel better physically than I have in years.

Looks like a great place

🎉🎉🎉 stoked to see this full trail video from you! Love seeing some familiar faces too 🤘

Nice video! What’s the name of this trail? I’m from Brazil. Gonna visit for the first time the trails in hurricane area. Witch trails do you recommend for us with a great view and flow? Thank you so much. Nice job, your videos are amazing 🤘🏾

Just rode Wire Mesa a few weeks ago, very easy easy trail, nothing difficult about it, all rideable without getting off the bike counter clockwise. If you are a mountain biker, its a piece of cake, very fun. rode .69 miles of gooseberry and turned around, was alone. that .69 was easy, beyond that, hell if i know, but the black diamond trails are really easy, if you are a mountain biker. if you just started MTB, then best be ready to walk and walk alot.

A friend and I met Mike and Morgan Harris on a 1997 trip to southern Utah. They are the locals who scouted and created the trails on Goose and Little Creek. It's an honor for me to think about my time riding with Mike and Morgan over the years. All the vids I've seen of Goose (Goozbree, in local parlance) remind me of their amazing riding technique and smoothness of effort. They were in their mid-50s at that time, and they SHOWED us how it was done. After a few twice-yearly visits to Goose, we were able to ride the whole South Rim (from the parking lot toward The Point) without dabbing (okay, certainly a few spots took a few tries). Our inspiration to try and try again, of course, came from the creators. Unbelievably wonderful men. Kind, humble, and crushingly funny! The point of all this is that we must recognise the folks who came before us. We have this fun because they did the work. Peace.

gila monsters aint that coomon here

If you are ever out in NC hit me up.

Love it!

Awesome! Nice riding

is late Feb a good time to go?

The John Trail in Cave Creek is amazing too ! just rode all that yesterday. Thanks for the vid

Nice video! How did you like the trails in Phoenix compared to St. George?

Do they even sell these sockets at HF anymore?

Ha Gay!

What about the Narwhal mount on your helmet? Did you have any other conclusions? For a bouncy, mtb ride seems a non starter. But for walking, skiing, skating or light jogging on smooth surfaces maybe not so bad? Thanks!

Great video, you inspired me to ride Gooseberry and the ebike part of the video was f'n funny!!

I love the GoPro MAX too! It's a crazy cam and I don't see myself turning back to standard sports cams anymore

I need better shoes

How is replay on the fly? Imagine shooting a 1-2minutes and wanting to watch it on the spot, more like a quick replay vs go home, editing, etc. Thanks!

Good to see a video from you again, it's been too long.

I crash less when I am not following my kids

“That’s gonna leave a mark” gets me every time! 🤣🫠

I use that same technique... I never really put 2 and 2 together until now? You may have just saved me from a doctor's visit? Thanks for the insight🤣🤣🤣

Awesome video. I just did the mod to my rear shock and cut the spacer out to make it a lunch ride. Did you also mod the front for or did you leave it alone at 150mm? I have a Fox Performance fork with 150mm travel. I didn't know if people were just modding the rear shock or also the fork. I see you can buy a air shaft assembly to increase front travel. Or do you have to change the whole damper?

This has to be my favorite downhill trail in richfield

500W battery kinda sucks for 2022. The weakest aspect of this bike by far.

CAn you shuttle this ride?

WOW Great video! Just saw this for the first time. Cheers man.Thanks for all the nice words. Hope all is well!

Nice video- thank you

Thanks for this... I'm trying mountain biking again after 30+ years... This video gets me pumped !

Church Rocks? Wonder what the weight is on the upper model.

nice riding

Thank you for this great review. I want to strongly +1 the positive sentiment in this review re upgrading the sb130 to a lunch ride. I'm an aggressive rider and have appreciated the additional bite from the brakes, Assegai 2.5" on the front is game changer, and 2.4" DHR II on the rear. The additional travel on this bike is remarkable. The techy climbing is better, stronger cornering, more playful jumping, while expanding confidence at very high speeds. I had the brakes and tires upgrades ahead of suspension and after watching this review I decided to go 160/137 when suspension was being worked on. Thank you again!

Probably a good thing you listened to your mother ☺️

Just moved back to st george and I am now really into mountain biking. And I'm verry verry happy and exited I found your channel.