Man I really hope you can turn this into a big thing, every single video or short you produce is helpful, straightforward, and simple, the way it should be when teaching. Love you dude! Nelson
So despite all we've talked about disasters and tail taps and things I've been struggling with, it never occurred to me to learn the tyre tap on a bank rather than a quarter pipe. Even though I've thought of that for lots of other things... Learning all the time, definitely going to try a tyre tap on one of the banks next time I'm at the skatepark!!!
Hey, cool video. I really like how you introduce diffrent kinds of riding to each other. Seth once said in one of his videos, that trialbikes are not verry good for the jumps, because the lack of offset in the fork would make the landings tricky. i´m not that good of a rider, that I could make an opinion for myself, but I really think about buying a BMX especially for skatearks. What do you think about this?
If you've got a street trials bike then it's entirely fine at the skatepark, comp bike would be a bit hectic for rolling moves like these though. That said, the correct number of bikes to own in n+1 so maybe get the bmx anyway!
If you have the option, BMX would definitely be your best bet for skateparks - and all the info here would still apply. Street trials bike or dirt jumpers are similar geometry, but the competition trials bikes definitely wouldn’t be ideal to jump - Seth is definitely right on that point.
Awesome channel! 👌🏻👌🏻 always waiting for a new video from you! Absolutely love your tutorials! Did you ever think of creating a video on protection gear for trials? Been trying to look for videos but I don’t reallly find anything.
Thanks so much!! I hadn’t thought of that, but could definitely make something like that. Jitsie shin guards would be my top recommendation if you’re looking for immediate input - super lightweight yet extremely effective
I've got a bmx and lately I've been riding at the skatepark heaps, I just got my first barspin! Sadly I'm out of action for a while due to a toe injury lol
Man I really hope you can turn this into a big thing, every single video or short you produce is helpful, straightforward, and simple, the way it should be when teaching. Love you dude!
Nelson
Thanks so much, that means a lot!
So despite all we've talked about disasters and tail taps and things I've been struggling with, it never occurred to me to learn the tyre tap on a bank rather than a quarter pipe. Even though I've thought of that for lots of other things...
Learning all the time, definitely going to try a tyre tap on one of the banks next time I'm at the skatepark!!!
You’ll pick it up quick - and then it’ll make it even easier when you switch to quarters!
Hey, cool video. I really like how you introduce diffrent kinds of riding to each other. Seth once said in one of his videos, that trialbikes are not verry good for the jumps, because the lack of offset in the fork would make the landings tricky. i´m not that good of a rider, that I could make an opinion for myself, but I really think about buying a BMX especially for skatearks. What do you think about this?
If you've got a street trials bike then it's entirely fine at the skatepark, comp bike would be a bit hectic for rolling moves like these though. That said, the correct number of bikes to own in n+1 so maybe get the bmx anyway!
If you have the option, BMX would definitely be your best bet for skateparks - and all the info here would still apply. Street trials bike or dirt jumpers are similar geometry, but the competition trials bikes definitely wouldn’t be ideal to jump - Seth is definitely right on that point.
Be watching after work as we have a park in town I've yet to try out. 😉 Thanks
Awesome!! Have fun!
For anyone wondering, this is the Tanner Creek Skatepark in Oregon (i think)
Correct!
Awesome! I live pretty close by so I'll have to try some of these tips 🚴
@prod-ocean-ix Me too! Hope to see you there!
good idea! hope more riders watched it. your exploration may make it to some compitation events. Skatepark maybe fit small size MBXs
Thank you!!
great park video super useful
Thanks!
Too cool. Unless you grew up with a skate park in your neighborhood dropping in can be intimidating. Thanks for the lesson.
Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful!
Awesome channel! 👌🏻👌🏻 always waiting for a new video from you! Absolutely love your tutorials! Did you ever think of creating a video on protection gear for trials? Been trying to look for videos but I don’t reallly find anything.
Thanks so much!! I hadn’t thought of that, but could definitely make something like that. Jitsie shin guards would be my top recommendation if you’re looking for immediate input - super lightweight yet extremely effective
Loving this! More please.
Thanks!! You got it!
I've got a bmx and lately I've been riding at the skatepark heaps, I just got my first barspin! Sadly I'm out of action for a while due to a toe injury lol
Wow, barspins are awesome - congrats! I’m sure you’ll be back at it in no time!
@@SuperRiderTV thanks man
THANKS for the introduction. How come I don't see any other riders ?
Happy to do it! I filmed this super early in the morning (5:30!) so I wouldn’t interrupt anyone else’s skatepark session.
I absolutly would appreciate an indepth-video about drop ins, i am totally scared of the higher ones...how to judge if they are even possible?
Will do! I still get freaked out on the steeper ones sometimes - I’ll do my best to put something together!
@@SuperRiderTV awesome! I am looking forward to it, thx!
very usefull
Glad to hear it! Have fun :)
planning to buy a bmx..any spec recomendation for beginner?
BMX bikes are so dialed in at this point, you’ll be fine with just about anything!
i only have a comp trials bike but could still be worth taking it to a skatepark i suppose
I have done it before - it’s a challenge, but I’m sure you’ll find some stuff to ride!
get a bmx dog, they are super cheap rn
Would you recommend a 24 inch bike I’m 5,7 for skatepark
Yes, definitely!
Hey man. Im in the portland metro area too. Where is this skatepark?
West Linn, right down the street from the Safeway
@@SuperRiderTV sweeeet. Thanks for the info
still I can't ride......waahhhhh
Hopefully soon!