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Great shots!miss riding.

Nice trail.

Here before it blows up

Twin?

I appreciate you showing taking the go around on the bigger drops, some days you’re just not feeling it and job 1 is getting home safe.

that trail looks sick

Hoping for an April trip out there - should be healed up & ready to MTB by then. Looking forward to riding that one!

That was awesome! Thanks for sharing!

For sure! I definitely wouldn't sh@t my pants on that one!😅

What bike do you be riding?

It looks like you've been riding trail backwards, which is breaking one of the main rules of trailriding

E BIKES...

What was the trail beginning at 14:54? Was that Here’s Johnny?

If you come again try centennial park and hand cut hollow

Wooowwwww that was wildly steep 🤯 well done

That lens bro is too much i cant even tell if what youre riding is flat, curved, sideways, up or down.

where is that? looks like it could be in the Bentonville area.

Incredible craftsmanship.

Where's pt3?? I visited from Dallas and camped solo for the first time at site 16 in Coler back in September of 2022. I basically decided in 3 days I had to move. Camped in the same spot exactly a year later with my gf for 5 days and she got why I talked about wanting to move so much. March 2024 we moved to Bentonville. The tornado left us in search of a new home after only being here 2 months.The destruction was extensive and can still be seen in places. The progress they've made clearing and fixing all the trails in the time they have has been nothing short of amazing. Been here 10 months and no regrets. I love being able to ride all these trails from my house. Hope you make it back!

Smuggler's Run!

Seems like I in the first few seconds they could have just done a semi step ramp to the bend above. But i like it regardless

Hey, you know me I always comment on your stuff to learn lol 😂❤so did that happen because you weren’t angled correctly and so then it kind of skid and because of that you weren’t able to bounce back?

That’s really impressive!

Mount Chiliad?

How tf is this not viral yet

Suddenly seeing a way to merge my woodworking/biking hobbies

Extreme Wide angle fakery as usual

I’m trying to learn how to downhill better and I have a question when you’re going on those much narrow wooden bridges. How do you keep your balance? I find that when I look down maybe it’s my fear. I’m not sure but I get really wiggly and I wanna be balanced to not fall off. Is there a way I can gain experience on that without having to go on the bike park and potentially hurt myself? Maybe at like a local park or parking lot?

Where is this ?

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Me: Doesn’t look that steep. *Camera adjusts* Oh my-

A little?

The adrenaline

a little steep??????????

This near fuita?

Where is that? it looks awesome

Great assessment and video. I agree 100% with you on all the points you made, pros and cons. I can attest to your comment on the fork. I swapped mine to a Fox 38 and it made a huge improvement. Jensen USA has the Fox 38 on sale right now for $349. In couldn’t pass up the purchase. Keep up the good work!!!

He still bounced back up!

Which one would you pick if you had to choose today between the Levo SL 2 et the Levo? I'm hesitating because I like generally nimble bikes but I'm 6'1 and 210lbs so the battery range scares me even tho I'm more tempted about the rinding style and light part of the SL. Thanks

Some ppl just dont like living.

Which fox kneepads are those I need some lol I smacked my knee on a. Rock last week was not fun

Great video. The trails look awesome and the views look amazing!!!🤩

That spot of the line is tricky!

how tall are you? i'm 5'8" and i just test rode the s3 sl pro carbon and it was killer but it did feel a little tight. i'm wondering if i should try an s4

Beautiful cinematography!

What was the last trail that took you over some rock features by the condos at Denver West, right before you hit the ditch trail?

Great info thnx for sharing! What storage capacity is typical for this cam and your setup?

Great video. My rides are kinda boring but I might use the video techniques somewhere else. Edit: link to your instagram above doesn’t work. Found you on IG anyway.

I experimented but leave mine neutral front and high position for now. I may slack and lower it if I start hitting steeper stuff again. It's nice to have options in the Fraser Valley.