Telluride Mountain Bike Park - Gold Rush, T-Bone, Ore Hopper, Shift Boss, Coco Loco, No Brainer
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- A must watch if you're heading to Telluride Mountain Bike Downhill Park. Gold Rush, T-Bone, Ore Hopper, Shift Boss, Coco Loco, No Brainer. I cover ratings, lifts, and more.
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Excellent video, thank you! I take my family out once a year from PA so I like doing my homework first. As fun as it is watching these pro level riders, it's much more helpful when you see how the average Joe is riding, I can visualize me and my kids doing what you do.
Thx pal
I just bought a new ride from the bike shop there! Wish me luck🤞
Thanks dude! Heading over this weekend. Great to know what to look forward to.
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They just opened up a new section at the bottom of Ore Hopper that's amazing. You're gunna love it, enjoy.
Thanks for the informative look at the trails. I was planning on an angelfire trip this summer but I think we'll hit Telluride instead...about the same distance from Tucson.
So glad to hear. Look for me in up nearly every weekend. Light gray Santa Cruz v10 this year
Great video! Thanks for the share.
Thanks..just moved to the area and have a brand new Niner Rip 9..now i know where to let it rip!
You're lucky. I'll be up this year as I bought a season pass. Only this year I'm on a new Santa Cruz.
I saw your other comment but for some nutty reason YT won't let me reply to it. But to answer your question, I'm now on a 2020 Santa Cruz V10. I'll be on the Mtn a ton this year. White Fox helmet, light gray V10. Let's shred. I just bought a house 6 miles from Dolores. It will be a vacation home for us not perm.
@@pvclassic Great, I'll definitely look for you..I raced cross country on the east coast for many years and just moved to CO in February, so this will be all new to me..It looks awesome and can't wait until the park opens officially (do you know?) I actually had an order for a Jet 9 but once I knew I was coming west, I changed to a RIP last minute..I've never had a Santa Cruz but I know the reputation..You must be psyched!
@@michaelsteven1090 opens mid June. I'll be there on Sunday and Monday opening weekend. Saturday will be nuts. I just bought a house 6 minutes out of Dolores, I think im vested. Lol
Thanks man!!! I cant wait, will be there in a few weeks. I ride a Rocky Mountain Growler which is a "progressive" hard tail. Its pretty raked out in front with 140mm fork, it downhills very well but its still a hard tail, do you think Ore Hopper will okay on a bike like that?
Excellent video, BTW
Can I ask you a question? Would you rather see full pulls on say a specific trail or a more conclusive review like this video?
@@pvclassic hmm...I like both, so hard to say.
I need to send this to my parents so they can get more info on the trails here.
dope video i've never mountain biked here but i ski here every year i just wanted to see what telluride looks like in the summer and it would be dope to mountian bike
This works well because my mom says they are to hard for me and I want to try them
T-Bone was an intermediate trail but when they opened the bike park it got changed to an advanced trail
Sorry, when they opened the new bike park T-Bone turned into an advanced trail
Not sure why but it's prolly saved a few people from buying bandages.
do you have a video about la cura?
thanks for the info, you are a great filmer and rider! what would you reccomend as a good warmup trail?
Everything there except World Cup and the lines next to World Cup. All are great warm ups. Then jump on those lines and you'll be set.
@@pvclassic thanks, do you have any intermediate trails? similar to gold rush possibly slightly easier
@The-Great-Athletic-Youth! Ore Hopper. Great trail. There are two killer flow trails there. Grab a map and anything in blue is easy.
You ever see any fat bikes? I’m from MN and coming out in late June for Pikes Peak hill climb and looking to do some wheeling in Ouray. Thinking about dragging bikes out but only have one full sus. I have two hard tails that would be ok, one full fatty. I ride this kind of stuff in retired iron mines in Northern MN. I feel like it would be fun. It’s actually less technical and seems pretty flowy, except that one I think T-bone that looked rideable on the fat but I’d have to go slow. Any advice please, I’m open to renting, then I wouldn’t have to drag my gear all the way out! Thanks!!
Can't say I've even seen it, I'd be concerned you'd want a little more suspension and less rebound from what those tires provide. There's tons of xc trail up there too. Some accessed by the lift as well so I'd suggest booking up on those. I fact there's an amazing one that takes 20 minutes to get bk to the bottom and is 85% DH. That is take a fat tire on all day. Check it out I think it's called Prospect. And you may really like Boomerang and Magic Meadows too. Xc stuff but seriously fun.
Tbone can get sketchy though
If you go when it’s dry
Wish they had obstacles/features on that trail tho. Drops.
Knock out killer bee yesterday, wil grab usb today. Video coverage to follow.
Awesome
My urge to try new trails lead me down killer bee and basically I walked the whole thing
Killer bee should be a double
Good clip going to be out there next weekend this was a lot of help! Anybody ever told you that you sound like Bill Lumberg ?? (Office Space) "That would be greaat"
You're gunna love it there. One of my favs. Never heard of the guy but if he's handsome I'll be pissed. Lol. Thanks for the comments
We’re going to be hitting the bike park weekly till close and we’re based in Dolores. Reach out if you want to ride and chat UA-cam and video editing!
Good to know
Im done this year with Telluride. Brian head, my bachelor, and silver mtn are next.
Right on, I’ve heard Brianhead is decent.
Good meeting you ar chevron in carlin nv.. super nice guy, knows his stuff.. keep it up.. will share on my twitch channel twitch.com/fcloned
You're a good man, hope to pass thru again and bump into ya. Stay safe.
What is the average time of each run?
Longest run in Telluride is 15-18 minutes and the shortest is 10. The good news is there's variety and something for all. Impressed with the recent work they've done at this park.
Hey Junior I am heading to flag this weekend going to do some ebike riding do you have any recommendations
Sunset trail is my fav. Uppit can also go up schultz creek and then back, that's another great run.
No dirt bike? Gunna be a bit hit for that.
great clip 🤙
Appreciate that
Could you try killer bee and usb
I've done every trail there, including those, but man I should have filmed. Im headed up to spend two days and will get those. Let me ask you, would you rather see detailed reviews of one trail at a time or a broader review if say 3 in one video?
Separate would be amazing
Question: how did you get as many subscribers as you have...yet get so few views? Just find that curious...
I gave some videos with 80k views.
Im not sure what the normal ratio is but I just checked and I have a million total views and 1330 subscribers. I wish I could figure out how to get more views out of my more recent videos.
I couldn't tell ya, as I am a noob...but I would've thought that you would typically have at least as many views as you have subscribers. /shrug
@@GhostHammerX not sure that ive ever seen that. I only have 1330 subscribers and 1 million views. I don't do UA-cam for the money, I just enjoy sharing the content.
@@pvclassic I meant per video, haha. But yeah, I hear ya.
You cut out all the challenging spots. Did you crash? It's cross country, but it's a test of endurance, especially the short, steep climb after the stream. The second half is pure exileration. But, looked like you rode backwards on that trail. Big no-no. Locals would not appreciate some yahoo screaming straight into them, especially at the wrong location. Next time, no matter what the stupid signs say, DON'T return on the same trail you rode out. Every trial is a big loop that should be followed in one direction for true SAFETY. Prospect was and always will be my favorite trail because it offers everything you want, in short sections, along a long, dynamic trail.