Very cool ride! Thanks for going out and documenting these petroglyphs, they are amazingly well preserved. This appears to be a Hopi site, as Kokopelli the hump backed flute player deity depiction is specific to them, and the depiction to its left is a Hopi Medicine Wheel. It’s very interesting that you have discovered this site, which also has the hand prints and big horn sheep depictions very similar to other ancient sites being documented as of late, because it directly connects these similar images found elsewhere to the Hopi. I’d imagine if the tribe is not aware of this particular site, that has an intact rock formation laid out, it would be nice to make them aware of the coordinates of the location. Seems to be a very significant archeological site, due to the proximity to the wheel laid out with stones and the depictions at the location. Just Wow! God’s Blessings 🙏🏼🕊️
Do you have a full length picture of the serpent? Its tail looks similar to the Great Serpent Mound effigy in Ohio., so I’m wondering if it has the same body shape as well? Also the circle stones I’d imagine if you take a compass reading standing at each connecting point of the stone circle it will aligned with directional navigation points perfectly. It may be a Compass Rose used for such and it’s interesting one line is missing; does the additional one depicted align with North West at its up point and South East at its lower?, assuming the others line are North, East, South, and West orientations. Maybe they left an earth map behind where they were coming from or going.
Hell yeah Bill! Thats a damn nice bike, im happy to see a legit e-mtb. They have everything a good mtb should have and really helpful that they have an app to checkand cutom the bike as well as recording. That trail looks like a blast. Im gonna have to ask you where this is at. The boys and I are gonna have to ride that!
My Aventon Ramblas Review Pros:100 Nm torque Cons: The Ramblas is screeming for upgrades. The engine is a non-name brand and sounds like an overworked electric drill. The bike rattles like an old car. Shifting is extremely rough. The vibration on dirt trails is so intense that you might need medical assistance after a ride. The cheep front forks transfer energy directly to your wrists, and after a few minutes of downhill riding, you might start to cry. I encourage everyone to test ride the e-bike they're considering before purchasing! E-bikes are a big investment, so finding the right fit and ride is worth the time and effort. Happy trails, everyone!
After not riding since last summer and needing some motivation to get back out there, I bought my Ramblas 2 weeks ago a love it! For my 2nd ride, I did 12 miles on some technical singletrack. Something I would never have attempted on my non Emtb bikes yet. When I got back to my starting point, my legs felt pretty fresh and ready for another 12 miles. But since I'm outta shape and the Ramblas is a hardtail, and it was a rocky technical singletrack trail, my arms and shoulders felt like whiny noodles.
That bike is rad. Definitely makes getting further out exploring possible. Oht of curiosity though, is there any reason you dont try a dual sport for exploring the roads? The speed and range far exceed what pedal bikes can do but they can cover the same terrain.
Kokopelli is the guy playing flute. He's called Kokopelli: a prehistoric, musically talented fertility deity with roots in Native American culture, where he's represented across pottery, cave art, and lore
Awesome ride, thanks for taking us with you 😎
Thanks for the amazing bike!
Scary trail. The rocks make it treacherous. Fun though. I have no idea about the petroglyphs. Cool find though. Thank you William.☮️💖🎶
Nice bike trail in the middle of nowhere. 👽
Very cool ride! Thanks for going out and documenting these petroglyphs, they are amazingly well preserved. This appears to be a Hopi site, as Kokopelli the hump backed flute player deity depiction is specific to them, and the depiction to its left is a Hopi Medicine Wheel. It’s very interesting that you have discovered this site, which also has the hand prints and big horn sheep depictions very similar to other ancient sites being documented as of late, because it directly connects these similar images found elsewhere to the Hopi. I’d imagine if the tribe is not aware of this particular site, that has an intact rock formation laid out, it would be nice to make them aware of the coordinates of the location. Seems to be a very significant archeological site, due to the proximity to the wheel laid out with stones and the depictions at the location. Just Wow! God’s Blessings 🙏🏼🕊️
Do you have a full length picture of the serpent? Its tail looks similar to the Great Serpent Mound effigy in Ohio., so I’m wondering if it has the same body shape as well? Also the circle stones I’d imagine if you take a compass reading standing at each connecting point of the stone circle it will aligned with directional navigation points perfectly. It may be a Compass Rose used for such and it’s interesting one line is missing; does the additional one depicted align with North West at its up point and South East at its lower?, assuming the others line are North, East, South, and West orientations. Maybe they left an earth map behind where they were coming from or going.
15:46 .. this spot is wild .. looks interesting.. awesome video 💯💯💯..
thank you for sharing
Thanks for the pause at the end to view the terrain. Cool ride.
Thanks for the cool ride !!
Looks authentic to me. That e bike looks like a whole lot of fun. Happy Trials 👍😎👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Damn that was a wild ride! I want one of those bikes, what a beast! Cool glyphs too!
That's something you don't see everyday! Thanks for the ride!
Hell yeah Bill! Thats a damn nice bike, im happy to see a legit e-mtb. They have everything a good mtb should have and really helpful that they have an app to checkand cutom the bike as well as recording. That trail looks like a blast. Im gonna have to ask you where this is at. The boys and I are gonna have to ride that!
What's up Frank! Yeah it's a dream bike for sure! I'll let you know where the trail is next time I see you. 🤙
My Aventon Ramblas Review
Pros:100 Nm torque
Cons:
The Ramblas is screeming for upgrades.
The engine is a non-name brand and sounds like an overworked electric drill.
The bike rattles like an old car.
Shifting is extremely rough.
The vibration on dirt trails is so intense that you might need medical assistance after a ride.
The cheep front forks transfer energy directly to your wrists, and after a few minutes of downhill riding, you might start to cry.
I encourage everyone to test ride the e-bike they're considering before purchasing! E-bikes are a big investment, so finding the right fit and ride is worth the time and effort. Happy trails, everyone!
After not riding since last summer and needing some motivation to get back out there, I bought my Ramblas 2 weeks ago a love it! For my 2nd ride, I did 12 miles on some technical singletrack. Something I would never have attempted on my non Emtb bikes yet. When I got back to my starting point, my legs felt pretty fresh and ready for another 12 miles. But since I'm outta shape and the Ramblas is a hardtail, and it was a rocky technical singletrack trail, my arms and shoulders felt like whiny noodles.
ur truck looks like a gmc hd2500?
I believe that's what it is
They look like the ones in new Mexico at 3 rivers petroglyph
Isn't the guy playing the flute called the kokopelli
Something like 56 pound bike, make sure not to run out of battery power before returning back to the start!
It does like 70m on a charge. Good luck
That bike is rad. Definitely makes getting further out exploring possible. Oht of curiosity though, is there any reason you dont try a dual sport for exploring the roads? The speed and range far exceed what pedal bikes can do but they can cover the same terrain.
Kokopelli is the guy playing flute. He's called Kokopelli: a prehistoric, musically talented fertility deity with roots in Native American culture, where he's represented across pottery, cave art, and lore
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Great review. Finally an affordable eMTB that rivals premium brands! 👏
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Than can could be worth hundreds more or less.
Totally fake.
Ok. What is all that rattling????
Kickstand, I deleted it.
there is no rear suspension and that is why other bikes cost 5k because they have that
You think so? I feel like some joints and a shock wouldn't be that much more to integrate
Nope