I wish more people would put that simple bit of info out there when talking about progression, "Take it bit by bit and don't advance to bigger stuff if you don't feel comfortable on the smaller stuff". So many people go out and try to send it off the big jumps before understanding basic in air control concepts on the smaller stuff.
I wish I could learn to jump but at 68 y/o I am just happy to be out there riding the trails. I had a really bad accident last year and am still recovering so my motto is now "live to ride another day". My wheels don't leave the ground.........
What type of accident did you have and do you feel comfortable riding. I broke both bones to my left forearm a few years back and haven’t ridden since. My new bike should be here on Monday hopefully I can still ride like I use to.
@@LifewithDimeji I sprained my thumb and got really bad road rash from the dirt. I still feel pretty comfortable but I don’t take as many risks as I used to now
Rocking the Roscoe! #TeamRoscoe 🤣 Live stream was rad, i think once a month would be a good start. Once a week might burn you out. Your call though. Good stuff as always
That’s funny that you say that because I can just get right back into jumps after not doing them for awhile but I can’t say the same about drops. It’s like I have to regain my confidence all over again
I absolutely love that bike park!! I've only been there twice but ended up going down those small and medium lines and they're perfect to learn, even on my cheap bike. Maybe I'll run into you there! Keep up the awesome videos!
You guys have the best parks out there, super jealous. I think a weekly livestream might be a bit much, maybe monthly if you don't want to drive yourself nuts and keep good attendance!
I almost killed myself the first time I tried to learn jumping (no friends who bike, so I got in over my head and was seriously injured), and I've just been afraid to go back and try again. Hopefully this summer I'll have another go.
I am looking to get a Roscoe 7 and was wondering what are the big differences to consider when choosing a 27.5 vs 29? I'll be doing some small jumps but mostly trail riding
I want a roscoe but want to use it for jumps as I don’t want a dirt jumper bc I want gears I got tolf the roscoe was a trail bike but I see people hitting like 15 foot gaps on them and I’m waiting for my roscoe to come and will my bike be able to hit jumps like yours
I’m way too scared to jump and do drops, with that same Roscoe 7. I’m even just scared of going fast, so that’s not helping. My trail center has a very short jump line with some smaller jumps, but I’m afraid I’ll land wrong and hurt myself.
@@MattyActive I've been riding for two years and I'm not progressing that much, I guess I just don't know how to start. I checked a lot of UA-cam videos, but I'm having trouble doing the same stuff once I'm on the trails.
Nice! I don’t know any trails in that area honestly, I’ve never ridden anywhere up north but I definitely plan to this summer. You should also check out Erie Singletrack track if you haven’t been there before
Do you still manual when you hit those jumps? I can do small jumps but big jumps i still dont have the confidence to do it. I dpnt know if i still need to manual.
@@masterjack8222 pretty much a wheelie without pedaling using your body to balance and keep the front wheel up. My best explanation lol I would google how to manual a bike
I’ve contemplated selling the Roscoe many times, thing is it’s just such a versatile Bike, The more I ride it the more I love it. It’s on its third season now 🦾
I wish more people would put that simple bit of info out there when talking about progression, "Take it bit by bit and don't advance to bigger stuff if you don't feel comfortable on the smaller stuff". So many people go out and try to send it off the big jumps before understanding basic in air control concepts on the smaller stuff.
the Roscoe is very forgiving. Its a great bike to 'learn' on.
I wish I could learn to jump but at 68 y/o I am just happy to be out there riding the trails. I had a really bad accident last year and am still recovering so my motto is now "live to ride another day". My wheels don't leave the ground.........
Nothing wrong with that at all! At least you’re riding!
What type of accident did you have and do you feel comfortable riding. I broke both bones to my left forearm a few years back and haven’t ridden since. My new bike should be here on Monday hopefully I can still ride like I use to.
@@LifewithDimeji I sprained my thumb and got really bad road rash from the dirt. I still feel pretty comfortable but I don’t take as many risks as I used to now
Safety first I love it!
Rocking the Roscoe! #TeamRoscoe 🤣 Live stream was rad, i think once a month would be a good start. Once a week might burn you out. Your call though. Good stuff as always
I like your attitude sir! Good vids!
I'm going to my first bike park in a couple weeks and I can't wait. Excellent video as always Matty I like the editing
I'm working on building my confidence on drops right now. I will move to jumps soon!
That’s funny that you say that because I can just get right back into jumps after not doing them for awhile but I can’t say the same about drops. It’s like I have to regain my confidence all over again
I absolutely love that bike park!! I've only been there twice but ended up going down those small and medium lines and they're perfect to learn, even on my cheap bike. Maybe I'll run into you there! Keep up the awesome videos!
Nice video man! I’m learning on some small jumps now. Taking it easy one step at a time
You guys have the best parks out there, super jealous. I think a weekly livestream might be a bit much, maybe monthly if you don't want to drive yourself nuts and keep good attendance!
Haha my gf said the same thing that it might be a bit much.
Really impressive!
Great video! Wish I could jump like that!
Wall rides scare me too. Nice video and congrats on 10,000
Thank you Tom!!
Yeah man! I need to make a Colorado trip.
Hit that wall, yo! 🤘🏾😃
If you ever do let me know so we can go shred some places!
@@MattyActive Yew! If you're ever coming to SoCal, let's rip!
Matty love the videos! Becoming one of my favorite UA-cam channels. What oakleys do you rock?
Im 46 year old and got the Roscoe 7 yesterday. I really want to learn how to jump to impress my nephews.
Man I need to get back to Valmont. Looking good dude.
You should try makeing a video trying skiing or snowboarding in the snow and a video road bikeing. Keep up the great videos they are so fun to whach
I almost killed myself the first time I tried to learn jumping (no friends who bike, so I got in over my head and was seriously injured), and I've just been afraid to go back and try again. Hopefully this summer I'll have another go.
Nice video, i do downhill on a regular basis but for some reasons im still afraid to jump haha. Cheers
I am looking to get a Roscoe 7 and was wondering what are the big differences to consider when choosing a 27.5 vs 29? I'll be doing some small jumps but mostly trail riding
Oh damn. I've got a Roscoe 7 and can't jump. Time to take notes.
I want a roscoe but want to use it for jumps as I don’t want a dirt jumper bc I want gears I got tolf the roscoe was a trail bike but I see people hitting like 15 foot gaps on them and I’m waiting for my roscoe to come and will my bike be able to hit jumps like yours
LETS GOOOOO
Hey Matty it seems like my Roscoe 7 front shock is not stiff enough! Can you add air to make it stiffer?
Yes you can
Where on the gears are you during wheelies?
I’m way too scared to jump and do drops, with that same Roscoe 7. I’m even just scared of going fast, so that’s not helping. My trail center has a very short jump line with some smaller jumps, but I’m afraid I’ll land wrong and hurt myself.
I definitely wouldn’t rush it no matter how long it takes to progress. Just practice as much as you can and it’ll come eventually!
@@MattyActive I've been riding for two years and I'm not progressing that much, I guess I just don't know how to start. I checked a lot of UA-cam videos, but I'm having trouble doing the same stuff once I'm on the trails.
Are you clipped in or do you use flat peddles?
I just moved to loveland, so this isn't far from me. Are there any wooded trails that you would recommend in this area?
Nice! I don’t know any trails in that area honestly, I’ve never ridden anywhere up north but I definitely plan to this summer. You should also check out Erie Singletrack track if you haven’t been there before
Do you still manual when you hit those jumps? I can do small jumps but big jumps i still dont have the confidence to do it. I dpnt know if i still need to manual.
No you don’t need to manual, I don’t think you need to if you don’t want to.
Hey little question what is manual ?
@@masterjack8222 pretty much a wheelie without pedaling using your body to balance and keep the front wheel up. My best explanation lol I would google how to manual a bike
I just thought that u will nose dive of u dont pull the bars. Ok then thanks Matty
@@hoopman05 Oh yea you definitely want pull up but not too much
what year is your roscoe 7?
2021
I learned to jump from Rich Drew as I did not want to kill myself.
yo im in Boulder.. born n bread 29 years. Hit me up if you want to cold plunge, rip mtb and get fucking shredded on some jungle herbs. Lets crush dawg
I'd feel more confident on 29's though.
I’m gonna try a 29” next time, I’ve actually never taken a 29 to that park
I’ve contemplated selling the Roscoe many times, thing is it’s just such a versatile Bike, The more I ride it the more I love it. It’s on its third season now 🦾