SHREDDING WEST TEXAS TRAILS | Fast-Flowing Berms, Rollers and Jumps! | Midland Mountain Bike Park!!
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Today we are in the flatlands of west Texas checking out the Midland Mountain Bike Trail Park. This unique park includes approximately 8 miles of fast flowing singletrack trails that carve around the banks of a scenic pond. On this episode we're going to be exploring some of my favorite sections on the blue trail that included fast flowing berms, rollers and jumps!
Permian Basin Bicycle Association
pbbatx.com/
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Thanks for a fun video! I love that scrubby terrain. I think I would like that trail! Happy shreds to you my friend!😊❤🚴♀️
I had a little time to kill while I was out in Midland and decided to put together a quick video of the trails. The Midland Trail Park is definitely worth checking out if you are in the area. Super fast flowing with berms and rollers. Great trails!! Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for putting this video together. The next time I'm out in west Texas I plan to check out these trails and the ones in Odesa! Great video!
Both trail parks are excellent. Odessa has more rocky and technical sections and the Midland Trails have great flow.
You should check it out!
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I love how people in West Texas call it a lake, but an East Texan calls it a pond! Great video! Maybe we will see you again out there.
It's definitely not a lake lol. Thanks for watching! Is this Troy? If so, be sure to check out Cypress Creek when you are back in east Texas. That's a fun trail system!
@@JefcoMTB Yep this is Troy, we are going to Temple this weekend and I think we are gonna go over and check out Dana Peak. I really want to ride Spider Mountain but I think we need some more practice/learning before we go there.
Where’s it located in Midland is it a good park for beginners
Great for beginners! It's on the east side of Midland. I included in a link in the description for the PBBA. You can find location map there.
Thanks