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You are flying

This dude rips and he’s polite?!!! @specializedbicycles

Got a full run down Ore Chute?

Where is this trail?

Love to see it dude!

Levo SL?

Sick run! How do you like your SL? 😎

Was told by someone at work that this trail was the "pride and joy" of CO Springs. Ended up flying off the trail where you were at at 2:19 (I lost my front wheel and almost rode off the side of that wooden retaining wall, I unclipped and lunged onto the trail and my bike flew out off the side of the wall 😂) somehow myself and the bike are fine, but either way, was not impressed with this trail on the conditions. So slippery and off camber, its just not really fun in some parts for that reason

I'll stick to Fast Money. Because I value being alive. LOL. Nice work sir!!

I did this on a hardtail last year and people thought I was crazy lol

cool footage thanks for sharing, do you feel the 36 fox rhythm shock is sufficient, your downhill was very smooth given the harsh terrain

Did you hit it?

Bruh

To me, it’s simple uphill is more fun you get to ride longer. Downhills are better with a little bit heavier, more stable platform. And when someone asked me if I feel like I’m cheating I reply with “I didn’t know I was competing” For me It’s spending time outdoors with my wife and enjoying as much as possible. Loving the levo!

I just got the Levo SL. The downside, it’s hard to stop riding it and my girlfriend gets mad 😠🤣

Just rode this for the first time today. Favorite trail right now! Matches my skill level with room to progress.

That same thing happened to me my last time at Apex, on the climb. Today at Floyd i got a bloody Shin 🤦🏻‍♂️

Apex Park is a rodeo, bike and body basher!

Clips don't give souvenirs

I love my ebike and I love my normal mtb but I do find the 25km speed limit frustrating

Which trail

instantly know your bike when a video drops before I know it's you

Wow the forestry crews have cleared out a lot! It looks unrecognizable where they’ve been working. Always a fun area to ride if you can hit it without crowds.

Man that's great. How are the climbs?

So good! Does my heart good to see you riding with your dad. He is also so skilled, y’all make dodging those trees and rocks look so easy! Your videos are getting me through broken shoulder recovery, hope to be back out on the trails before too long!

Excellent ride...went and did it again 2 days later!🤘

An old guy commented on my electric mountain bike and asked me if I "gave in". I said yes, I gave into 400% more hours in the saddle, 400% more miles on the trails, and 1000% more fun. Shame on me!

I wonder if I love my e-bike? Coming up on 5000 miles! 😂

How often do you still ride your regular bike? I have a Pivot Switchblade, and bought an e-bike (Yeti 160E) for recovery days. I get more days riding this way, and on “regular” days still get the sense of accomplishment of grinding up on my acoustic bike.

just found your channel today. can't want to binge watch the rest of your vids

As an older rider, 79, my Specialized Turbo Levo Comp has put the fun back in mountain biking. As the end of my manual bike days, I'd come home so exhausted it would take me 3 or more days to recover. Not fun I have found it's okay to run my 2.6 inch wide front tire and 2.5 inch rear tire at 16 psi which gives incredible handling and a great ride. The tires kind of "wrap" around the rocks rather than bouncing off them. These are tubeless and I put 6 to 8 fluid ounces in each tire because I really don't want a flat and the extra weight doesn't matter as I explain below. With the ebike, it's so nice to not worry about weight and I can put two water bottles on the bike and carry other supplies without thinking, "This is going to make uphill just awful". When lubing my chain, I put it on the bike stand and just rotate the tire backwards to move the chain. I used to put an Allen key in the front chainring, but it was a bugger to get loose after lubing the chain. Without a doubt the best money I've ever spent on a recreational object. So so so much fun! When I try to explain the pure joy riding is now, my manual bike friends just don't get it and their eyes glaze over.

look so cold and jittery and you have no gloves. My hands are buzzing just looking at them (edit... now you're talking about the gloves.. I need to watch everything before commenting!!) also about ripping up yer palms if you crash

I think as a newbie, I prefer the climb because I'm going slow, crashes are not as bad. There's something super satisfying about getting over an obstacle. I am on an ebike but I don't actually engage the motor too much. Crash/Recovery sucks. Wind/Cold recently around here but I'll hate the heat soon enough. Other trail users (bikes.Peds.dogs) who are not polite. The drive does blow for sure.

MTB is filled with tons of examples of type 2 fun. Suffer the climbs and enjoy the downhill.

Yes.

Sick video man. What’s the trail called?

Hoping the trail conditions are good tomorrow. Im trying to ride it before for work.

That just means you’re doing what you’re supposed to do. How are the PNW grips? 😊

The only bad thing about mtb is I don’t get paid to go mtbiking.

The worst thing about mountain biking 1) I don't get to go enough, 2) I don't have enough money to buy more bikes.

Trail looks killer for the stumpy Evo. I have yet to ride one of these but that’s why I’m here

Where is this trail? Looks sick. 10/10 would have an ebike if I was local to that!

Being out in nature really sucks haha

MTB doesn’t have to be dangerous or expensive

There is no "worst" thing. A bad day mountain biking is better any other day, period.

You sound a lot like my EX 😄

lets not forget about the hikers with the unleashed dogs who chase you

For me the "thrill" of it isn't even really what I find compelling, and if you're confident on the bike and know your limits I'd say it can be a relatively low-risk activity. Like ya, there's an inherent risk there no matter what, but exercising a little caution goes a long way to preventing injury. If I'm not confident about hitting some new-to-me feature I will gladly walk that shit lol - way more worth it to me to continue riding consistently than potentially hurt myself for a brief moment of adrenaline. Not to mention most of the trails I ride regularly are ones I'm very familiar with, so for me it's definitely more about just being outside and having fun than it is getting thrills.

Worst thing about mountain biking: my beer cans in my backpack get all shaken up and explode while I'm going down the trail. BAN MOUNTAIN BIKING!

he really said being out in the nature is a bad thing?