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Nice! Yeah I don't as much as I wish I could anymore.

@@deepcolor-outdooradventure2963 don't feel bad brother. As a new dad to newborn fraternal twins, I'll be lucky if I get 3 rides in this year before red sticker season is up lol.

Yup usually is but still fun from time to time.

Yessir!

Thank you so much!

Yeah dude

They're open year round and there's plenty of trails that all interconnect.

Yeah I'm thinking of remaking this because I didn't do that good, and yeah I don't use wax at all anymore.

What are you using now? Nice videos btw

Yes it is, but red sticker season just closed.

Yes it is right where it meets Latrobe road, its a fun area after all the rain.

It is the old South Shingle road where it meets with Latrobe road its a nice area.

Thanks so much, it's a nice easy place to ride at for sure!

Mainly 4th and 3rd for the tighter turns.

Yeah this place is nice and open compared to other trails it isn't the biggest area but it is sure good to get out to ride.

Thanks, it is a nice area to go to for a relaxed day of riding

2012 crf250r

@@deepcolor-outdooradventure2963 I got a 2011 crf250r

@@devin_dingerzz4156 Nice, I really like mine but hoping to get a 450 eventually

@@deepcolor-outdooradventure2963 i have a crf450r. If you want to swap for a day let me know. I want to try a 250

@@hungdaddy6996 No thanks, 250's can be fun but 450's are just better but that is cool you have a crf450r

Thank you so much!

Bro what you mean?

I definitely hate the super rocky sections and just all the rocks in general, I've broken a good couple of levers here too

This area is called Poleline Road, its just by the big cell tower and is more on the east side and we always go there but you can easily ride to shell reef gas domes. If you want to do more side by side areas or jeep stuff blow sand hill and devils slide are great areas more west towards the mountains. I love poleline because there is a lot of space to camp and easy access to hills ridges some sand spots.

@@deepcolor-outdooradventure2963 thank you! I appreciate that! will definitley be riding out that way!

@@matthewparra3016 Of course! I hope you have a great time, I always loved going out there, ride safe!

It's a nice area to get out on the bike for a day that's for sure!

Sorry for the late reply, got signed out of my account for a while. I honestly have no clue, we were just cruising around wherever but this was by the brimstone staging areas just before sugar pine so it's a little further south

Hey, sorry for late reply, got signed out of my account. If it isn't an o-ring chain and just any normal chain like the one I have here brake cleaner will also work, it's the same thing pretty much.

I agree with you about the wire brush. I use a "grunge brush" that cleans both sides of the chains and in between the links all at once: www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/stockton-grime-minister-chain-brush?sku_id=1124131 Personally I don't use o/x-ring chains for dirt riding. The sand, dirt, mud, etc. chew up the seals. Once the seals get worn, torn, or cracked they expose the grease that the factory injected inside the bushings. The grease attracts even more dirt and works abrasives inside the chain. This wears down the metal parts and increases the gaps between the plates, links, bushings, and pins. Once the chain gets sloppy it'll wear down the sprockets. Just my opinion, though.

Prolly why dudes Chain so fckn dirt brown 😅 good vid buddy

I use a brass or aluminum brush

Sorry for late reply, but yes George Town has the more advanced trails which is what you see here, however there are easier ones that are wider and still amazing to ride on. I'd definitely recommend going.