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Definitely. I only have been mountain biking for 35 years, so maybe I need to practice more.😂

Yes this was on the weekend, so there was several hikers especially the bottom part. Much better during the week.

Thanks. I actually edited this with a program that wasn't able to save UHD, so the footage is not clear. I used GoPrp Hero 7 Black on Superview. 4k 30fps.

I do.

You start at Dunn Road Access Trail. It's quite a bit of climbing untill you reach the abandoned buldozer, which is Rider's Oasis. To the right will be Hahn Trail. We rode further up the Dunn Road and made a loop taking the Hahn trail back which wasn't ideal as it was a lot of climbing that way.

Definitely.

Yes you can ride from the locked gate Campground. However while coming back you still have to do some climbing. I'm jealous. I want to go again. Good plan. I would love to ride from the locked gate all the way down to Big Pine.

@@sandykavor8434 Thank you very much for getting back to me. How was the ride up? Did you had to push the bike up a lot or you were able to ride the all way up. I am an occasional rider maybe mostly on blue trails. I have never been there and I am not sure how the trail is.

@@omarjanak it's a tough ride because of the altitude mostly. We did have to push bikes especially before the summit. The rocks are chunky and loose.

How was your White Mountain Peak trip?

Thank you. The aluminum feels pretty good, but I recently rode a bike with Redshift suspension seatpost and that thing is pretty awesome. Seemed like a gimmick at first, but it actually does work well. I may consider getting that as well as the suspension stem to smooth out the ride.

Aluminum Topstone 105. Full top of the line GRX upgrade and Hope Fortus 23 wheelset. It was pretty much stripped to bare frame.

For sure. I might go back and do a different trail.

@@sandykavor8434 I’m in Minnesota, so most of my biking is the flat plains. But it’s still a good work out and to get out in nature. I use to live in San Diego and had a mountain bike out there too. I didn’t do as much biking as I wished I did out there.

@@515ventures3 I see. Minneapolis has a good bike paths I heard. Interesting though since it gets so cold, but cycling is convenient especially in cities which are mostly flat.

@@sandykavor8434 Yup it gets very chilly up here. Biking is just about to begin and will go until the end of October. About 7 months of good biking.

No. Not when descending on rough sections.

Wish I could join. My girlfriend has her car with the bike rack. I rode hub junction and Backbone down past three Saturdays. Awesome ride.

Yes it isn't too bad for someone with less experience. However the backbone is for more advanced riders.

@@sandykavor8434 ok awesome. Just starting out so may take some time to get to backbone. Are there any blue trails out there?

@@ryanmartinez322 I didn't really check, but if you stick with the doubletrack for now to pick up the basics, you will get it fast. Just have to learn how to control the bike on loose stuff.

@@sandykavor8434 awesome! Ty so much!

@@ryanmartinez322 You're welcome. Let me know if you want to ride someday.

Thank you. It was awesome. I'd like to do it again, but this time taking the Hahn trail the other way.

Anything over 14k is tough. The ride is very exhausting due to constant ascending and descending throughout. We started from Grandview campground. Lot of mental control for sure, but the scenery is indescribable. Beautiful place.

@@sandykavor8434 Bro...you're telling me you started miles before the ancient bristlecone pine forest and cycled all the way up the 16 mile dirt road to the trailhead? that is insane

@@bostinaycock8316 Yes sir. I know pretty crazy, but I'm crazy enough to do things like that.

Great job. I rode it from Deep springs valley. It was about 10,000 feet of climbing over 34 miles. Try it next time.

It's the 800 Series mechanical.

We actually ran tubes at that time and had slime sealant inside. I'm running tubeless now. Rocks are definitely sharp especially in the first portion coming from Summit, but from the research station is pretty smooth. No spare tires, but I always carry tubolito and tire boots when riding with pack.

@@sandykavor8434 Great, Thanks!

@@NadiMich You're welcome. You should try and ride up there. Stunning views.

Thank you!

Thanks. I'd say it is amazing as it is exhausting, but I would do it again in a heartbeat.

Definitely.