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Thanks for making this video!

Your videos are well done and full of great information. Thanks!

city slickers please stay away and mountain bikers move out of the way.

Saw you on Trail 2 Foresthill last Thursday. It was you on the electric bike wasn't it? ua-cam.com/video/yjnsdCG6erM/v-deo.htmlsi=1x573BzBaJzJmRhM&t=1431

I took your advice and road Panza it was an awesome ride. I followed your directions from your video.

That 890 is a lot of bike to ride there 😅

I like how you enjoy your ride and that’s what riding all about and I like your videos it makes me want to go ride 🤙🏻

I was just on 3-6 about 2 weeks ago, that section of 3 is super nice to ride, wish the trail was a little longer but still a cool little loop nonetheless the less 👌

how difficult is harmony gate itself, if you want to loop back to rancho?

Sweet trail. I grew up in the Bay Area(east bay)Ballinger is SoCA i believe so i never got to ride there.Looks like a great place to ride.Thanks for the great video.

Awesome

Sweet but I miss the Braaap already.

Thank you for a great look at these parks, I hope to get out there soon!

Pozo is a fraction of what it used to be before the USFS designated most of it as wilderness. I rode the Hi Mountain Enduro there is the 80s, and it once hosted a national enduro. The event was sponsored by the Cal Poly Penguins, a campus club from kids in the ag school. Tony Pavone

Those aren't really whoops by Jawbone or Dove standards, Ballinger is a better area than many people know. first rode there about 1970-71

Just rode ballinger for the first time today and it was difficult navigating without a properly labeled trail map. Where did you find the map at the start of the video? Will have to check out this rim trail

I’m always on the hunt for new places to ride my ultra bee. Never noticed Balinger canyon on the map until recently. Your videos were the first to come up and lo and behold what you’re riding. 👌🏻

I watched your videos, decided to go check it out for myself. That place is awesome. It’s kind of like Hollister but a lot more advanced. Is definitely not for beginner riders intermediate and expert black diamonds definitely are a challenge. Recommend if you’re not an expert stay off of them.

God only knows how much I miss this place!! I would go every weekend in 2004-2007. Well not every weekend but most of them. I mee a lot of good people there over the years!! Good clean fun!

Bad ass video dude

Awesome video! 😍

Nice video, would love to do that trail this year. Where does one stage their bike to access the trails? Thanks.

How's the Surron? I hear they're just a tad heavy.

Scary 😱

Did you create that KMZ? Or did you download it somewhere?

That’s a sick trail! Can’t wait to ride it with ya!

Very informational! Have you rode up in Oakhurst? Miami trails?

I've ridden Pine Mountain several times many many years ago. As for the infamous stair step section, I can say that I've ridden down it once (walked my bike down a few times). Riding down the stair steps wasn't too difficult once you overcome the obstacles in your mind. In other words, its much more of a mental challenge than physical challenge. Great video. It brings back lots on memories.

Try the mile high trail. If its still there. Scared me every time.

First trail I rode as a beginner lmao super scary

Sweet. I miss Ca. Ride safe my 2 wheel friends.

Wow super sick place to ride. Where is it?

New to riding in the Bay Area - looking to ride with people as a group!

Another great video, thanks. What GPS screen are you using?

Nice riding. Great videos! I've yet to make it to Hollister but your videos helps me gauge what to expect. The hardest trail I've done locally is Snake Trail at Metcalf... definitely slow going on that.

New sub here. Very cool. It's been 30+ years since I've ridden in Ca. Ride safe my 2 wheel friends.

I'm from this area. Been down the stair steps, many times. I can say that I was present when I saw a pro enduro rider go up it!! Everyone present was blown away!!! I was told that it was Nathan Woods. Cant confirm that, but someone in SLO county can. There were a dozen or so riders that were there, and witnessed it.(R.I.P. Nathan)

Sweet riding area. I love those kind of trails. Ride safe my 2 wheel friends.

I went today and I did northern canyon is that a good trail?

Nice! Excellent introduction. Seems very complete.

Those stair steps look daunting to ride down! Great look at the trail system out there!

Granite Rd used to turn into the most challenging hill climb on the central coast. It was called Mile Climb. They closed it because of erosion.

Thanks for great video! I grew up out there at Carnegie (lived in Tracy) and first bike was Honda 55 Cub Trail.... and then on to bigger bikes. The initials SRI of course stand for Stanford Research Institute and they did have (may still?) a research site way up at the end of the Kiln Canyon trail. Not sure it still goes through due to new boundaries and fences... But the 1st time I saw it was when riding off-trail and came upon a steel door'd bunker built into the hillside and research quonset huts nearby.... Was always concerned about some strange chemicals and so we didn't mess around there much... So, SRI site was up at end of Kiln Canyon, several miles maybe, almost to the ridge line.... Good exploring!!

Awesome vid! Love the great footage, you really get a feel for the park. Was deciding if I want to go here or not with my atv. Seems like it more dirt bike friendly like Carnegie than atv. I don't wanna drive 100 miles to be disappointed. So watching this vid helped select where I'm gonna ride this weekend. With a lot of places closed down still, looks like I'm going back to Knoxville. Hope to see more vids of places around the Bay Area. Subed!

Hey dude, thank you so much for this channel. Really a huge help for those of us looking to get back into it.

Great video ! Keep posting videos, these are very useful.

Great drone footage! I've never heard of this place before thanks so much for sharing and you are a great rider.

So basically riding in the bay area sucks…

First class video as always. Always enjoy these especially when Carnegie has been shutdown for so long.

Thanks for the informative video. I’m going to keep mine out of the trees. It works well in the desert though 👍