Wife and I just rode Sidewinder to Corral last week. Super fun trails , being up 6300' of elevation does make it hard on the climb. Keep on Bikin. Thanks for sharing. Sidewinder was like Slidewinder lol, loose corners but fun.
Omg 👁 ❤ Justin beiber also. Ok not really but how long is that road climb. I’ll be there next week hoping to hit this trail as me also trying to hit 100 subs in under 10 yrs😬
That bike was my 2019 Specialized Stumpjumper Comp Carbon. I always wear protective gear. Everyone is a bit different on what gear they wear. When I ride trails that I need to climb, I personally wear a half shell helmet, riding glasses, gloves, mountain bike shoes, as well as knee pads. Some people wear elbow pads, some don’t. If I go to a bike park that has chairlifts, like Northstar in Tahoe, then I will have a full face helmet, goggles, chest protector, as well as the other stuff.
Wife and I just rode Sidewinder to Corral last week. Super fun trails , being up 6300' of elevation does make it hard on the climb. Keep on Bikin. Thanks for sharing. Sidewinder was like Slidewinder lol, loose corners but fun.
I am stoked to hear that!! The 6300 feet for sure makes the lounges feel like balloons! The loose corners are so fun. Thank you!
So you rode up sidewinder instead of the paved road?
@ralphduron No we went up Paved rode.
Nice Jerry Trimble helicopter hat lol are you from McMinnville? Surprised to see that hat haha
My dad learned to fly helicopters there
good riding:) what kind of camera do you use?
Hi! I use a GoPro hero 9 black edition.
Omg 👁 ❤ Justin beiber also. Ok not really but how long is that road climb. I’ll be there next week hoping to hit this trail as me also trying to hit 100 subs in under 10 yrs😬
The climb is not too bad. I honestly don’t remember off the top of my head, but totally doable and forgiving.
What bike are you riding? can you give me the model? did you wear protection gear (elbow, knee, etc...)
That bike was my 2019 Specialized Stumpjumper Comp Carbon. I always wear protective gear. Everyone is a bit different on what gear they wear. When I ride trails that I need to climb, I personally wear a half shell helmet, riding glasses, gloves, mountain bike shoes, as well as knee pads. Some people wear elbow pads, some don’t.
If I go to a bike park that has chairlifts, like Northstar in Tahoe, then I will have a full face helmet, goggles, chest protector, as well as the other stuff.
Is this trail for beginners?
It could be! It is a pretty good way to Introduce yourself to some rocks without going too crazy