A Trail from Mayer, AZ up the Hill to the town of Crown King. Lots of single track, logs, rocks, canyons, and more. This was a great ride with good people on epic trails
Your comment about 'gotta be on the bike to get traction' is spot on. I do end up off and pushing when brute force is my last resort, but a foot on the peg, heel down, really does get that rear wheel to bite.
My YZ450FX started boiling over in the garage as I sit here watching this video. "..if I would've hit that with a little more speed...maybe I would've crashed a little faster...who knows." Awesome video man, thank you for putting it together. This made my desire to get a new 300 2-stroke that much stronger.
Some nice log hopping there. Well done. Gotta love dirt biking. The fun stops when the bikes go down. some good stuff there plenty of hard stuff there. You guys are funny.
Way more talent than me I really enjoy watching your rides makes me excited to get out and ride and test my limited skills ty for the awesome videos doug from gunnison CO
I like how you guys are always there for each other and helping/ laughing at each other 😂 always fun when ur riding buddy’s are looking out for you 🤘🏼👍🏼😎
Nice work guys! Always good to see team work when people get stuck. The point system is good for fun, but when it really counts I can see you all are willing to help. Someone was getting tired at the end though LOL! I heard a few testy words.
another awesome video.. I second the chainsaw :D I have a survival chainsaw (hand operated) in my giantloop bag for that reason right there ... but some of those were massive ! Well done boys
27:00 you should carry a couple of bush saws with you - 2-3 guys on a bush saw would have expended less energy than lifting/fighting the bikes over, and a neat trail would have been left that much better.
I had to edit out some of his comments. But I was definitely getting fed up with his attitude and him blaming us for some things that were obviously his fault
Every Single Sunday I edited my comment for you lol I mean I usually am that guy as far as the least skilled in the group I ride with because they are awesome and I get tired but I don’t ever blame them and give attitude. Looked like a great ride too bad someone has to act like that while in such a beautiful setting and on a dirt bike.... hello living the dream right now piss off with the tude dude :)
Riding is supposed to be fun, if you're not having fun, then there's not much point in riding. Virtually every time I crash etc. I'm laughing - the only exceptions being when I've broken something or otherwise done some significant damage (usually to myself, sometimes to the bike). With that said, I can see that when your energy is very low that you'll have less patience with things. It seems maybe he was a little over his head on this ride. Some improvement in riding techniques would use less energy and he'd probably be enjoying himself more.
@@RickGreen_McNutt He was our guide for the day and continuously talked himself up all day We would not have been on those Trails if it wasn't for him Good and bad for sure
@@EverySingleSunday He definitely got you guys into some nice trails. Too bad he didn't seem to be enjoying himself near the end of the ride. I know what it's like being physically and/or mentally worn out on a ride, but I don't take it out on others.
Awesome video and awesome trail. You could tell guys were getting cranky as they got tired toward the end. I though you handled it well. "You gotta look ahead." Never truer words. You should start carrying some Snickers with you for emergency use. :) (i.e. snickers commercials) Looking forward to the next video!
The creek shower near the end..classic! We have an asshat in our group that loves stopping in mud in a blind corner and rips out of it when you come into view..love it!✊
I run the same rear tire on my 300 with bibs and actually really like the tire. Previous tire was 525 cheater which was great but wore out fast. I'm trying the wide front tire with bibs and it's great on traction but it wants to ride up the walls of the trail if its a deep/rutted trail. Something I don't like. Another solid vid.
Loved seeing you go up the Bradshaw trail section. We first road that 12 or so years ago and wondered if anyone else ever road it. Looped out on that one spot where the guys your riding with almost did. Haha! Good stuff!
Cool Vid again, well done. Wishing I could have been there to ride with you guys. I had a place in Chandler AZ for several years and never managed to get one of my dirt bikes down there to ride some of the epic terrain. I was watching you guys trying to cross that log at 12:30 and if I may a tip: you can never lean back or get your weight back far enough. Very few riders have ever crossed a log like that and gone over backwards. Every time you guys blipped over that log, you may have thought you had enough weight back over the rear but in reality you were nowhere near far enough back. I spent some time up here in Log Land BC with Chris Birch and that was his biggest point to make. Ride up to the log, size it up, blip that front tire 3/4 of the way up for the hit, double blip the throttle (if you can) and get Waaaayyy back to ride that front high up and over the log. It is amazing how far back you need to be to save it. This was something I could "only" do when I was on my game and not thinking about it. It was not until Birch took a few moments to critique my technique in a controlled setting that I finally understood what I needed to do. I may have cheated a bit and practiced the technique on a trials bike to perfect it before getting it dialed on my Husky but the technique is the same, you just need to commit. Just my .02 and take it with a grain of salt as I'm not pro and have no right to coach others how to ride... Anyways, awesome video again and looked like another epic ride.
Great Ride Travis! You handled that guy really well! You stayed positive when the rest of us would have left him upside down in the rocks for cussing at another rider. I think he needed a hug! LOL
You don’t give yourself credit , I can’t ride nearly as well as you, I hope to get 1/2 as good as you someday. I road my first single track this year at age 60 but better late than never👍
That flowing single track looked epic. Some of the other sections would really challenge me though! And you have me wanting to get back on a two-stroke!
Greetings from Australia. Im really loving your vids. You have some awesome riding spots over there. Not saying that we don't have any over here though. I Took my brand new EXC-F 350 out for the first time on the weekend and yes,I'm extremely happy with it, goes like the powers of piss. What I love seeing is that no matter what part of the world your from, once your off road ,how the bush, as we call it, all looks the same. Some of the areas you ride look so familiar with our areas. And it's good to see a group of mates ( friends ) out there giving it their best, taking the hits and having a laugh at the same time...Have fun out there.
We just did this loop Friday in the opposite direction, cleared more of those snaggle trees, and there was zero snow on the ground for us. Please consider not bypassing the tougher sections as they leave lots of ruts and encourage others to follow. Nice vid though.
@@EverySingleSunday I think he was talking about spots like 8:40 where you went off trail to get around a fallen tree. It's a good idea, at least for areas where I ride like McNutt, to carry a good hand saw to cut deadfall off the trail. This is the first vid I've seen of yours where there's a significant number of fallen trees.
@@RickGreen_McNutt ya, we didn't behave an option at the point. There was no going through that tree and we didn't have a way to cut it down. We live in a place without trees so don't carry anything to cut them up
@@EverySingleSunday Yeah, I figured that most of your riding was in mostly treeless areas, so less likely to need to carry a hand saw. I know some riding areas, as a matter of practice, they just don't normally remove deadfall trees, leaving them as obstacles. At McNutt, and most of the surrounding areas, we're very quick to remove deadfall from the trails. Just different ways of doing things in different areas.
Very kool ride loved this video never been to Arizona looks like a great place to ride plus you got those great guys with you always love watching one day hope to ride with ya all if you will let me cause I have a four stroke
8:35 - That's why I carry my trusty Silky Saw in my rack bag. Those things are SO handy. 11:27 - That would be a real challenge, even for a Silky Saw! So, what happened to the guy who broke his sub frame? You guys were on some serious trails. I'd like to see me try that on my DR650 with my factory "death wing" tires. You'd have to air lift me out of there with a helicopter. You always put up some awesome footage, and there's too many funny parts here to mention. You guys are not only enthused, but are talented as well. "Thumbs way up" from this Kentucky boy!
Gah..I love/hate this channel, your trails are awesome and all Ive got is a few tracks in the mountains where you get pelted by stones from walkers. Enjoy every minute of it you lucky bstds.
A few of my riding buddies work to keep these trails clear, but you must have gotten in before they had a chance to get up there with a chainsaw... This is where we ride a lot in the summer to semi-escape the heat of Phoenix.
forgot to comment on your last video. it was a great video. i like adventure bikes but i feel as if they're to big for trails. that water at the beginning of the video was super clear, you could possible drink it if needed in emergancy. awesome video as always and again Congratulations on 10k+
I've never done the singletrack, only the "tougher" back-road on a dual sport, I think the back-road looks more fun lol. Added this one to the "to-do" list though! Thnx for sharing
Josh and I both have a big bruise on our left shoulder from the same stick. I told the unnamed rider about it so he could tell the next few guys back.... But he decided not to be helpful
@@EverySingleSunday Travis: Always appreciate how you look out for your fellow riders and help them. That is what we all should do. Not cool when it isn't reciprocated. Thanks for sharing the video. 👍
If you are still i the area, a little south of you is Black Canyon City area....there is a restaurant there...makes GREAT pies...usually stop in when I drive into PHX to see the parents.
I was just in Wickenburg riding and that place was littered with Cactus. It appears there is a whole lot less cactus there and you aren't that far from Wickenburg. Also, just out of curiosity, what power valve spring are you running? Love the videos, keep them coming.
That's some awesome trails right there, and nice job riding them. I'm assuming it's not a marked trail and you have to know someone to ride it? Thinking about heading out that way and riding the area around Wickenburg with a guide that posts up there for the winter.
Orange goggles..well you guys fucking stopped...two seconds later falls over in front of you... Eye roll. lol Dude love your vids and your style. Hi from near where you rode in B.C. Golden
Looked like a great ride for you guys. Lets get to the good stuff- So what about the tire? At minuet 35 ish, on of the boys said he was tired. I would have been there at minuet 3 or 4. LOL I really wat to know about the tire though.
@@Lostonabike What issues? Either way, I'd still like to get one. My 300 is the last year before the counter balanced engines. The vibrations get old and even though I don't really mind messing with jetting, it would be nice to not have to.
@@EverySingleSunday In the 80's we rode the Bradshaw trail on 500cc 82' 490 Maico to be exact , second to last bike was a 90' KTM 300 I believe first year . Have you seen or watched Hard Enduro ? European enduro races . The teams talked about re-gearing 2nd and third gears lower to pull the steep hill the riders go up .
Nice video man! You got some really good terrain out there! It’s kind of similar to where I live! Check out some of my enduro videos and see what you think
Not sure what camera you are on, but I am streaming at 1080p and it gets pretty pixelated when you are going at a decent click. If you are on gopro it could just be one of the settings you have selected isn't able to keep up with you. I'm not dissing ya but figured you would want to know. Looks like a great spot it's too bad it looks bad. I watched a vid on here aout best settings and i do remember a couple were ones i would not have selected were recommended for movement.
@@EverySingleSunday i had settings at 1080p not auto. Have you watched it on UA-cam? I watched a video about filming and it had some information about the settings that were different than what i thought they should be for motion. I think its because the camera cannot keep up at speeds or it could be the conversion to youtube. You can tell how good it should be when you slow down or stop.
I was watching this video but didn't realize it was yours and actually came here to send you the link to see if it was pixelated on your end because maybe it's my TV. You can see it from the beginning when you leave the parking lot. ua-cam.com/video/YTxcEu3vkZI/v-deo.html
@@EverySingleSunday Thank you so much sir :) Have a blast day ahead. Actually i'm having hard time finding someone who can ride with in a spot were i can burn some gas of my bike. thanks for the recommendation sir :)
Your comment about 'gotta be on the bike to get traction' is spot on. I do end up off and pushing when brute force is my last resort, but a foot on the peg, heel down, really does get that rear wheel to bite.
Its all about weighting that tire and making the bike do the work for you
"I'm just fucking tired and I cant hold on" thats when you know it was an epic adventure!!!! I love your videos!!!
Scrumptious. That's the kind of riding I like best.
Awesome love your channel. Iam 70 and still riding.
That’s awesome Jerry. I’ve had my ass kicked by guys your age in the trail. Happy you still do it
My YZ450FX started boiling over in the garage as I sit here watching this video. "..if I would've hit that with a little more speed...maybe I would've crashed a little faster...who knows." Awesome video man, thank you for putting it together. This made my desire to get a new 300 2-stroke that much stronger.
😂😂😂
A 300 is the beat bike you can have. Make it happen 🤘
Homie rooster tailed you good! 🤣🤣
It happens 😂
Some nice log hopping there. Well done. Gotta love dirt biking. The fun stops when the bikes go down. some good stuff there plenty of hard stuff there. You guys are funny.
Great video. We ride in that area. Very fun and steep single track. Keep it up.
Someone was Hangry, gotta give the Whiner a Snickers! Awesome Stuff, I guess I'll add it to my to ride bucket list.
Thank you for all your content. Getting me through winter and the 3 feet of snow on the ground.
Looks like bloody hard work to me!!!
I really like the VE-33s Gekotta. I run the VE-35 Vulcanduro on the front as well. They really bite.
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The front gummies are too twitchy for me for my day to day. I usually run a front GT 216aa in a 90/90
Way more talent than me I really enjoy watching your rides makes me excited to get out and ride and test my limited skills ty for the awesome videos doug from gunnison CO
Thanks so much Doug. Glad you're watching
Dude your fearless even when your scarred shit. Meant to say that for last video... now to watch this one!
That little bar was soooo cool!
It was so cool to be able to take a break to get food and a drink in the middle of the ride
I like how you guys are always there for each other and helping/ laughing at each other 😂 always fun when ur riding buddy’s are looking out for you 🤘🏼👍🏼😎
Thanks for filming
Nice work guys! Always good to see team work when people get stuck. The point system is good for fun, but when it really counts I can see you all are willing to help. Someone was getting tired at the end though LOL! I heard a few testy words.
another awesome video.. I second the chainsaw :D I have a survival chainsaw (hand operated) in my giantloop bag for that reason right there ... but some of those were massive ! Well done boys
Just watched this one. That was a pretty good ride man!
I love this loop
Mayer to crown king is amazing
Yea, I thought, finally a trail I could ride on that first part then nope, nope ain't taken the DRZ there! Great ride.
Awsome trail
Yes it is. Love this ride now
27:00 you should carry a couple of bush saws with you - 2-3 guys on a bush saw would have expended less energy than lifting/fighting the bikes over, and a neat trail would have been left that much better.
"DON'T STOP" LOL roflmao and how you say "you gotta look ahead" CLASSIC!!
I had to edit out some of his comments. But I was definitely getting fed up with his attitude and him blaming us for some things that were obviously his fault
Every Single Sunday I edited my comment for you lol I mean I usually am that guy as far as the least skilled in the group I ride with because they are awesome and I get tired but I don’t ever blame them and give attitude.
Looked like a great ride too bad someone has to act like that while in such a beautiful setting and on a dirt bike.... hello living the dream right now piss off with the tude dude :)
Riding is supposed to be fun, if you're not having fun, then there's not much point in riding. Virtually every time I crash etc. I'm laughing - the only exceptions being when I've broken something or otherwise done some significant damage (usually to myself, sometimes to the bike). With that said, I can see that when your energy is very low that you'll have less patience with things. It seems maybe he was a little over his head on this ride. Some improvement in riding techniques would use less energy and he'd probably be enjoying himself more.
@@RickGreen_McNutt He was our guide for the day and continuously talked himself up all day
We would not have been on those Trails if it wasn't for him
Good and bad for sure
@@EverySingleSunday He definitely got you guys into some nice trails. Too bad he didn't seem to be enjoying himself near the end of the ride. I know what it's like being physically and/or mentally worn out on a ride, but I don't take it out on others.
Awesome video and awesome trail. You could tell guys were getting cranky as they got tired toward the end. I though you handled it well. "You gotta look ahead." Never truer words. You should start carrying some Snickers with you for emergency use. :) (i.e. snickers commercials) Looking forward to the next video!
Bring a saw! sombody needs to clean up a bit.
I need to work on matching his attitude when i get frustrated! would help me a lot, and my friends wouldn't have to hear me bitch :D
The creek shower near the end..classic! We have an asshat in our group that loves stopping in mud in a blind corner and rips out of it when you come into view..love it!✊
Awewome stuff. Love the terrain
than man. it was a fun day for sure
Just rode the bottom of this trail until I broke a chain on Beau’s bike. Damn that creek bed was fun! Hope the leg heals up soon buddy!
Oh man, not good. Was that the master link he had to go back and get from the truck?
He was just telling me about it the other day
First. You've got plenty of talent. Love all these beautiful places you go. Nice to always see somewhere different. Have a great day everyone.
I agree, plenty of talent. Particularly when you want the 790 Adventure R ride.
I run the same rear tire on my 300 with bibs and actually really like the tire. Previous tire was 525 cheater which was great but wore out fast. I'm trying the wide front tire with bibs and it's great on traction but it wants to ride up the walls of the trail if its a deep/rutted trail. Something I don't like. Another solid vid.
I was on a 90/100 GT 216 for a long time but have gone to the 90/90
I like it much better as it doesn't pull out if ruts and it turns better
Dude I've watched a bunch of your videos and I hope at least maybe one day I can ride one of them trails with you
I post up some group rides occasionally on my IG. That’s the best way to get out and ride together
Loved seeing you go up the Bradshaw trail section. We first road that 12 or so years ago and wondered if anyone else ever road it. Looped out on that one spot where the guys your riding with almost did. Haha! Good stuff!
It's an awesome trail for sure. We might be back out this Sunday to run it the other direction
@@EverySingleSunday a lot more easy fun that direction. LOL
@@DirtSunrise not looking for easy. We just want to go up the creek this time instead of down it
Another great video/ride! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching Bruce. Glad you're enjoying them
Your all blessed with the best riding terrain you could dream of.... superb. Great video ... left me wanting to get my husqvarna back out again.
I do a 5 to 10 hour drive every weekend to get to most of these places. I wish they were closer but it's definitely worth it
@@EverySingleSunday that's dedication.... and as you say... worth the effort. 👍
I think someone needs to pack a Snickers.
Cool Vid again, well done. Wishing I could have been there to ride with you guys. I had a place in Chandler AZ for several years and never managed to get one of my dirt bikes down there to ride some of the epic terrain. I was watching you guys trying to cross that log at 12:30 and if I may a tip: you can never lean back or get your weight back far enough. Very few riders have ever crossed a log like that and gone over backwards. Every time you guys blipped over that log, you may have thought you had enough weight back over the rear but in reality you were nowhere near far enough back. I spent some time up here in Log Land BC with Chris Birch and that was his biggest point to make. Ride up to the log, size it up, blip that front tire 3/4 of the way up for the hit, double blip the throttle (if you can) and get Waaaayyy back to ride that front high up and over the log. It is amazing how far back you need to be to save it. This was something I could "only" do when I was on my game and not thinking about it. It was not until Birch took a few moments to critique my technique in a controlled setting that I finally understood what I needed to do. I may have cheated a bit and practiced the technique on a trials bike to perfect it before getting it dialed on my Husky but the technique is the same, you just need to commit. Just my .02 and take it with a grain of salt as I'm not pro and have no right to coach others how to ride...
Anyways, awesome video again and looked like another epic ride.
Nice ride!
Great Ride Travis! You handled that guy really well! You stayed positive when the rest of us would have left him upside down in the rocks for cussing at another rider. I think he needed a hug! LOL
Yep he would have been on his own. Too much bitching for me to watch
You don’t give yourself credit , I can’t ride nearly as well as you, I hope to get 1/2 as good as you someday. I road my first single track this year at age 60 but better late than never👍
As long as you’re having fun and learning something new… that’s all that matters
Have fun 🤩
That flowing single track looked epic. Some of the other sections would really challenge me though! And you have me wanting to get back on a two-stroke!
Wow! Amazing video, damn you guys are all great riders wish I had half your skills!
Greetings from Australia. Im really loving your vids. You have some awesome riding spots over there. Not saying that we don't have any over here though. I Took my brand new EXC-F 350 out for the first time on the weekend and yes,I'm extremely happy with it, goes like the powers of piss. What I love seeing is that no matter what part of the world your from, once your off road ,how the bush, as we call it, all looks the same. Some of the areas you ride look so familiar with our areas. And it's good to see a group of mates ( friends ) out there giving it their best, taking the hits and having a laugh at the same time...Have fun out there.
Wow! I wanna go there. Nice riding area. You guys rock!
Enjoying your videos a lot. Good riding, lots of fun, love it 👍
Haha lol! This trail looks awsome. Thanks for sharing!
We just did this loop Friday in the opposite direction, cleared more of those snaggle trees, and there was zero snow on the ground for us. Please consider not bypassing the tougher sections as they leave lots of ruts and encourage others to follow. Nice vid though.
Didn't know we bypassed any hard sections. If anything we were trying to hit the harder stuff
But, you got it
@@EverySingleSunday I think he was talking about spots like 8:40 where you went off trail to get around a fallen tree. It's a good idea, at least for areas where I ride like McNutt, to carry a good hand saw to cut deadfall off the trail. This is the first vid I've seen of yours where there's a significant number of fallen trees.
@@RickGreen_McNutt ya, we didn't behave an option at the point. There was no going through that tree and we didn't have a way to cut it down. We live in a place without trees so don't carry anything to cut them up
@@EverySingleSunday Yeah, I figured that most of your riding was in mostly treeless areas, so less likely to need to carry a hand saw. I know some riding areas, as a matter of practice, they just don't normally remove deadfall trees, leaving them as obstacles. At McNutt, and most of the surrounding areas, we're very quick to remove deadfall from the trails. Just different ways of doing things in different areas.
Very kool ride loved this video never been to Arizona looks like a great place to ride plus you got those great guys with you always love watching one day hope to ride with ya all if you will let me cause I have a four stroke
That was awesome u n ya friends r so good n the scenery was top. Luvved the vid 😀🏍️ north of England
So much grumpiness from the others 😂😂😂
Only one other! The rest of us were having a great time👍
@@kenmoto16 when he took you out... That was when it all went South
What an awesome day
@@EverySingleSunday yep that was the last straw! We gotta learn not to stop on the trail😉
Every Single Sunday that was pretty funny. Great video.
Great vid! Sick trails! Nice work! 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video, I really enjoyed it! Nice job taking on all those logs at off angles. Those suspended ones on a slope are a real treat! Haha
I love logs, some of my favorite riding. The ones on the backside were a mess but a challenge that made the day great
Your to modest 😁 You have lots of talent!!
Nice video, love your tracks. Greetings from germany
Nice vid bro pretty technical stuff
8:35 - That's why I carry my trusty Silky Saw in my rack bag. Those things are SO handy.
11:27 - That would be a real challenge, even for a Silky Saw!
So, what happened to the guy who broke his sub frame? You guys were on some serious trails. I'd like to see me try that on my DR650 with my factory "death wing" tires. You'd have to air lift me out of there with a helicopter. You always put up some awesome footage, and there's too many funny parts here to mention. You guys are not only enthused, but are talented as well. "Thumbs way up" from this Kentucky boy!
Gah..I love/hate this channel, your trails are awesome and all Ive got is a few tracks in the mountains where you get pelted by stones from walkers.
Enjoy every minute of it you lucky bstds.
way cool looking trails. now I'm just waiting for the trails to thaw out by me so I can get my fix.
Lady has a cabin in Crown King absolutely love riding up there!
Sweet ride. That area looks a lot different than it did 20 years ago due to all of the fires. but still very cool
Nice terrain! I’ve done pieces of this... but don’t remember it being that gnarly! Nice work!
Funny that those trails are in the Bradshaw Mountains
Tim Hultsman yes, when my brother picked up his 300 2 smoker i met him out there and we rode lots of it... FUN stuff!
Good meeting you at #kom2020
A few of my riding buddies work to keep these trails clear, but you must have gotten in before they had a chance to get up there with a chainsaw... This is where we ride a lot in the summer to semi-escape the heat of Phoenix.
Very cool, tell them thanks for us🤘
This was filmed just over a week ago. Didn't look like many people had been up this season
forgot to comment on your last video. it was a great video. i like adventure bikes but i feel as if they're to big for trails. that water at the beginning of the video was super clear, you could possible drink it if needed in emergancy. awesome video as always and again Congratulations on 10k+
I've never done the singletrack, only the "tougher" back-road on a dual sport, I think the back-road looks more fun lol. Added this one to the "to-do" list though! Thnx for sharing
Those cut branches sticking out of the dead fall make me cringe. Look like impalers! What a cool mix of terrain.
Josh and I both have a big bruise on our left shoulder from the same stick.
I told the unnamed rider about it so he could tell the next few guys back.... But he decided not to be helpful
@@EverySingleSunday Travis: Always appreciate how you look out for your fellow riders and help them. That is what we all should do. Not cool when it isn't reciprocated. Thanks for sharing the video. 👍
If you are still i the area, a little south of you is Black Canyon City area....there is a restaurant there...makes GREAT pies...usually stop in when I drive into PHX to see the parents.
I was just in Wickenburg riding and that place was littered with Cactus. It appears there is a whole lot less cactus there and you aren't that far from Wickenburg. Also, just out of curiosity, what power valve spring are you running? Love the videos, keep them coming.
I have the stock spring in about 1.5 turns from flush. I also have a Lectron is it's super smooth
That's some awesome trails right there, and nice job riding them. I'm assuming it's not a marked trail and you have to know someone to ride it? Thinking about heading out that way and riding the area around Wickenburg with a guide that posts up there for the winter.
Enjoy the vids - Oddly enough - I loved the soundtrack at the beginning - what is that?
Beautiful Video ❤👍I like this one on my youtube channel👍
Orange goggles..well you guys fucking stopped...two seconds later falls over in front of you... Eye roll. lol Dude love your vids and your style. Hi from near where you rode in B.C. Golden
I'm missing "a lot of bike" (790R) :D
Getting stuck under that log looked really painful
Me thinks being the 4th one back has pros n cons...you get the wet rocks, but...you get to see all their lines, and see what works and hat does not
Yes some of your team sound a bit pissed i would have left them 😂😂😂😂😂
Looked like a great ride for you guys. Lets get to the good stuff- So what about the tire? At minuet 35 ish, on of the boys said he was tired. I would have been there at minuet 3 or 4. LOL I really wat to know about the tire though.
I think it's finally time to look at trading my 16 300xcw on a TPI model.
Zeus33rd I love my tpi but Travis is not on a tpi bike he got a carb bike after issues with tpi
@@Lostonabike What issues? Either way, I'd still like to get one. My 300 is the last year before the counter balanced engines. The vibrations get old and even though I don't really mind messing with jetting, it would be nice to not have to.
Zeus33rd he seized it at 18 hrs and I have the 300 tpi bro zero vibration at all man! Insanely smooth!!!
@@Lostonabike Good info, ty
At 27:47 there are a lot of soft-tissue-stabbers if you got it sideways and fell on that one.
Ya.. its why I didn't charge that log.
Great riding ever ride the 951 area?
How many time do you replace your clutch in a year? (Just wondering) otherwise awesome videos great riding !!!
I have 120 hours in my stock clutch. Never had an issue with it yet.
I hope you have your camera on when you pay him back for that roost.
Sir, what camera do you use, the stabilization is great!
Love the vids.
I have a whole video just talking about camera stuff and set up. Look it up
Do you re-gear 2nd and third gears for this type of riding
I have my bike at 12/48. It's the same as 13/52. But having a 52 on the back kits all the rocks.
@@EverySingleSunday In the 80's we rode the Bradshaw trail on 500cc 82' 490 Maico to be exact , second to last bike was a 90' KTM 300 I believe first year . Have you seen or watched Hard Enduro ? European enduro races . The teams talked about re-gearing 2nd and third gears lower to pull the steep hill the riders go up .
good ride. are you running a rekluse clutch?
Do you ever stop to relax for a bit or you just ride and push all the time?
We take a couple breaks through the day. But we're basically riding most the time
what bike are you riding?
Thoughts on the Ve33s after this ride?
Hey man how do you like your vapor I've been on the fence about getting one because I get lost way to easy Haha worth it?
Minds a Voyager Pro. Absolutely love it
Nice video man! You got some really good terrain out there! It’s kind of similar to where I live! Check out some of my enduro videos and see what you think
I checked your channel out man. You do have some pretty good terrain out in VA. This is a little rougher though. haha
Gary Eavers Thanks man!
Not sure what camera you are on, but I am streaming at 1080p and it gets pretty pixelated when you are going at a decent click. If you are on gopro it could just be one of the settings you have selected isn't able to keep up with you. I'm not dissing ya but figured you would want to know. Looks like a great spot it's too bad it looks bad. I watched a vid on here aout best settings and i do remember a couple were ones i would not have selected were recommended for movement.
This should be nice and clear. Maybe check the video resolution you have selected. Turn off auto?
@@EverySingleSunday i had settings at 1080p not auto. Have you watched it on UA-cam? I watched a video about filming and it had some information about the settings that were different than what i thought they should be for motion. I think its because the camera cannot keep up at speeds or it could be the conversion to youtube. You can tell how good it should be when you slow down or stop.
I was watching this video but didn't realize it was yours and actually came here to send you the link to see if it was pixelated on your end because maybe it's my TV. You can see it from the beginning when you leave the parking lot.
ua-cam.com/video/YTxcEu3vkZI/v-deo.html
I'll find that gopro setting video and send it to you and you can play around with it and see if it works
What was the verdict the new rear tire you tried?
Loving it. Have 3 days on it now and it's Holding up great and preforming flawlessly
I think that guy was texting and riding then stuck you from behind.
Many hard enduro riders are on 2 stroke bikes , what your choice ?
2 stroke 300cc
Only bike worth riding
Fun! Instead of Moto wear gear try wetsuits.
He was blaming her for stopping?
Tell dude stop complaining at 35:10. That’s for little girls.
You should see all the clips I didn't put in the video
Didnt you used to have a tpi bike? This one is not is it?
TPI blew up with 18 hrs in it. Had some weird issues at low RPM
What rear tire was that please ? I know you said it but it was fast.
IRC VE33S Gekkotta
Riding this stuff looks great, but I would say this is a buddy sport. You guys get pinned in some awkward places.
M5B, that's all I gotta say.
I made this comment before I saw all the dry rock, lol.
Would have been a great tire for here. Didn't need a gummy at all but the VE33S was still pretty good.
Hopefully, I can ride with you guys someday. Uhm? Are there any cool places in SEATTLE that can ride with dirtbikes?
You guys are surrounded by some of the best riding in the world
@@EverySingleSunday you mean riding sir? haha just wanna clarify.
@@Haroold127 the PNW has the best Stuff around. Look up "PNW Enduro" on UA-cam. That guy his all the coolest spots in that area
@@EverySingleSunday Thank you so much sir :) Have a blast day ahead. Actually i'm having hard time finding someone who can ride with in a spot were i can burn some gas of my bike. thanks for the recommendation sir :)