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Hey dude, i haven't ridden there for around 3 or 4 years so it may have changed slightly (ruts and braking bumps) and it will be icey as fook there today so be on guard. They roads will be bad on route too. The trail itself is easy enough i think, some of the kickers can buck you so watch out for that and adjust your rebound accordingly and just commit and send it dude. I'll be over at pendle hill today with the ski attachments on the same bike as the video 🤟😁

@@loonanick4039 nice one for heads up Nicky, will bare all that in mind. Looking forward to seeing the SkiBike! I’ll keep a look out!

I'll toe you in, you'll be flying down by the end of the day 🤘😁

Cool man, I haven't been back up there since I filmed this year's ago. Plus haven't rode in over a year following shoulder surgery, I have told myself to get back up there when I have some strength in the repaired shoulder. Thanks for the view/comment .

Yeah it's good, most of the stuff at the top is rolable and the woods are steep and more natural technical terain. Lots of different lines and definitely a good day on the bikes 👍

Will football LUFC. I have seen a lady do it on a hard tail but she only did the top drop nothing else. I'd do it on a hard tail but don't think I'd have any fillings left at the bottom. You would not be able to hit it as hard as you would a full suspension bike tho, the downhill bike I'm on is a alittle over kill for that place plus I haven't been back there since I shot this vid. Happy ridding dude 🤘🚲💨

Hahaha it was sketchy AF. Yeah defo sounds like me with kids lol. haven't been fj's in a while we was gonna go, it was a coin toss that day an Havok won plus it was new to us never being there before, good place even in wet dead loose riding lol. Nice one mate..

Nicky Pollard yer Aaron wants to go but looks dangerous to me keep putting it off Haha 😂. Looks a really good place but just see to many accidents. You need to get your self to wharncliffe its mega at minute.

ian williams, nice one and yes a couple of spokes went on the rear wheel. didn't stop the fun tho 👊👊🤘🤘

Samuel Greenhough mtb will do 👍 I'll keep my eye out for you at farmer John's 🤘

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Barry Blue, Nice one 👍 I'd only been riding 5 mts at this point, and this was my second visit to stiniog and first time down line y du.

WAKE UP!!! only just seen your comment.... Sorry dude... I think definitely Clitheroe mate but it's still a fair trek to the forest. it's quite a long hilly climb to the forest. I wouldn't want to try riding my DH rig from Clitheroe to Gisburn forest, but I salute you sir if you do it. if your going on a train why don't you look at going to farmer John's mtb Park in Marple bridge/Stockport!! when I'm there I know of a few lads whom catch a train as the station is only at the bottom of the hill. (I have a video or two of fj's on my channel if ya wanna check 'em out, personally I'd say for your DH rig fj's would be the better choice) thanks for watching an commenting 👍

My bike I guess your asking about? Norco Aurum A7.2.... mint I love it, its an XL frame and has steel stanchion fork legs (domain dual crown) so its a little on the heavier side, but doesn't really bother me as I am quite the big chap at 6'8"... I had rode with a guy whom was doing a review on the carbon version C7.2 for dirt magazine... I was envious of the carbon version... he told me that he thought that value for money that mine was the better of the two!!! I would like some better forks for mine as I do believe it would improve my ridding 10fold and the hubs are a little tired after a years ridding. Apart from those components being changed, fantastic downhill rig and usually gets people on the hill complementing it. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment...

Nicky Pollard The c7.2 is the one I'm looking at as it's on offer, thanks for the feedback, anytime your videos are really good :)

Thanks, yeah defiantly challenging on both rider and bike, the last run I did on that day I had a slate go right though a tyre so take spares with you. I had to buy one from the on site shop as I had an uplift booked at Revolution bike park the next day. I'm actually at stiniog this Sunday, cant wait. Thanks again for you view and comment.

Nicky Pollard oh I definitely will! We were chatting about taking spares etc. Earlier coincidentally lol. We are planning on staying in a log cabin in Bala then travelling to antur one day then a couple of others through the week i.e coed y Brennin

When I go I usually only stay the one night, I found a mint little B&B in trawsfyndd called Cae gywn which is a stones throw away from coed y brennin forest and it costs 34 quid per night, defo worth a look at. I have a video on here this is its link ruclips.net/video/GViNC4DfAQQ/видео.html here you will see the B&B approx. half way through the video. Log cabin sounds good and in a lovely part of Wales too, good views on that road from Bala to ffestiniog.

still quite bumpy mate, but your suspension's set up different and DH rigs have a lot more travel an more plush than a trail outfit. I have 203mm of travel on my bike so therefore it will seem to be smoother ride than a 140 travel rig. get a run on a Downhill rig an it'll all become clear pal.

+Nicky Pollard you've been to Revolution Bike Park right?

+TantumMedia, Hell yeah dude it's awesome too. only been the once like.

+Nicky Pollard hoping to go camping around the snowdonia area, if your interested there's a new bike park called 'GNAR Bike Park' it's about 45 mins west from whinlatter. Got a few things to do to the whip before I go out on it, can't wait!

+TantumMedia, when we go to Wales we b&b it in the colder months an camp in the warmer dryer months. nearby snowdon the is a b&b called cae gwyn farmhouse they also have camping facilities too. it's a good central location to all bike parks in the northern section of Wales. I was invited to the opening of gnar and havok bike Park, but I am still recovering from a fractured foot, so I'm planning to get on it when fixed. welcome to the downhill family dude...

when your on the red trail you climb a long ass loose rocky fire Road hill, at the top there's as picnic table. you continue down the fire Road and where you turn off the red trail though the quarry you'd pass it and it's just another 100 metres or so. you can't miss it then dude. thanks for watching 😉

+Nicky Pollard I know exactly where you're talking about Thankyou, would a giant trance 27.5 be able to handle it or nah, thanks for the quick reply also 😀

+TantumMedia, Alright dude sorry it's taken me awhile to respond. Your Giant Trance will be mint for it as I find my downhill rig alittle over kill for that place. The question is down to your own skill set and your confidence at hitting stuff that a'nt rollable, I would also give your suspension's rebound settings a good coat of looking at as if it is too fast it could become unstable an throw you off, I have seen it happen all too much. Have big fun sending it pal 😎

+Nicky Pollard glad to here, I've got my suspension pretty dialled in for big jumps and everything else, I'll guess I have to grow some balls, Niceone mate 😀