that look exactly like my Maine riding last summer. Not as steep as that , but same ice like rock slab n roots. Thank you for the memory.I do apprieciate those survival rides, even though they disapointed us at the time, in hindsight they make us proud of sensible choices and skills deployed.
Dude it’s so rad to see a smaller UA-cam channel and someone who rips. Hard to find a UA-camr that bikes who I enjoy watching. If you’re ever down in Western North Carolina let me know man!
that look exactly like my Maine riding last summer. Not as steep as that , but same ice like rock slab n roots. Thank you for the memory.I do apprieciate those survival rides, even though they disapointed us at the time, in hindsight they make us proud of sensible choices and skills deployed.
Bro! You're crazy, I'll subscribe but don't solo ride that first section alone again, please... 😂😂 that was really sketchy bro! Amazing skills.
Hahah, I know if it's difficult for you to go down with all your bike controll, I couldn't walk it!
Gnarly!!! Out west they use cedar that is « antifugal » while in the east we use pine that produces and retains that green moss
Amazing riding. I would have thought the rock more grippy in the wet. Thanks for the heads up. I love riding Maibock.
Dude it’s so rad to see a smaller UA-cam channel and someone who rips. Hard to find a UA-camr that bikes who I enjoy watching. If you’re ever down in Western North Carolina let me know man!
same
I was about to write : "Good thing you are good with trial" when you literally said it was more kind of a trial trail in the wet haha.
Nice move tho.
2:58 how did you not hit the deck?
Sketcherrific..
What tires are you running?
Assegai max terra exo + in this video. Now maxxgrip on the front :)
what tires you run?
Assegai maxxgrip 2.4 exo+ up front with cushcore. Maxxterra rear.