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@rockymountainrory Thanks, Rory! We get to ride some awesome county!

I've had my eye on those. I do carry a Carona folding saw. It's good up to about 10". When we are expecting a lot of deadfall, I bring an actual chain saw with a 14" bar! What size of Silky do you carry, and what's the biggest tree you've cut with it?

@forestman9205 I have the big silky and I've cut a 12" maple it took a long time but it will cut anything.

@HDeeGardiner Thank you! Yes, I do color adjustments in post, depending on they way the clip looks. I'm still using the Gopro hero 7 black. I have the stabalization turned on as well.

@ I use the same camera. Sometimes I record with Protune and do color grading, but usually I just use GoPro color. My color looks very dull compared to yours.

@HDeeGardiner I use the protune setting. My footage normally looks dull before color grading, too.

Riding the ridhes does take a bit of precision, being light on the controlls. I found myself being a bit tense riding them, and quickly realized that stamding up is the best position to keep good balance.

Yes, the camera does seam to flatten things out a bit. The terrain is quite interesting, making the riding quite interesting!

@eastwood4006 I'm glad you enjoyed it! The West Coast is amazing for dirt biking!

Yes, it's worth the trip! It's quite an interesting place to ride, and it's all free ride area, so you can go anywhere you want to. This is the first time I've been there, and we had a great time..... minus the loop out lol.

It can be a dangerous endeavor!

@rcarle Yes, it can be very dangerous following that guy!

@TheCarlejoseph Thats funny! Agreed.

@travisryan1695 It's one of my favorites for a quick burn. It used to be a lot better before they made it a paved highway!

It was wheelie fun! lol

Y'all have some epic trails there! I might have to move, haha.

@rcarle He was rippin' that day. Too bad my camera died early on.

@HeAdChEeSe1983 Yes, you've got to enjoy them while they are open! Have a good ride.

@@forestman9205 We are riding Cinnamon to Lizard lakes on the other side of the canyon

@HeAdChEeSe1983 love that ride!

Are you in Gallatin County?

@@HeAdChEeSe1983 once a year, i wish more!

@HeAdChEeSe1983 We started at Portal Creek on this ride. We've done it both ways. It think my favorite is from north to south.

@HeAdChEeSe1983 Enduro Engineering. I've been happy with them. They have met the ground many times.

@@forestman9205 Ok I have a te300 and have had 3 kind and I haven't liked any of them.

Indeed, I normally come down this trail. Gives it a different look! :)

@@travisryan1695 Video trickery, this was from day 1, lol.

@@forestman9205 Awe, just putting the good parts in huh?

@@travisryan1695 yesir

@scottpurcell2813 It's a great one!

Great day! It's an EX 300 TPI, with a Two Stoke Performance ECU tune and a High Compression head with a dual map switch. I went up one tooth on the rear sprocket.

@workmanracingandadventures sounds like you had a better route! We have never been there and didn't know what to expect. That was supposed to be our warn up day one ride, hahaha. We certianally got warmed up fast!

@@forestman9205 haha, yeah I bet!! That was our first time too, we just got lucky with our choice. Let me tell you though, little burns was no joke! It had 3 sections that were full on hard enduro. My husband and I had to help each other through, too far above our pay grade to ride. The consequences were too high with just the 2 of us. We felt like badasses once we were through though 😆.

@workmanracingandadventures That's awesome! Glad you made it safe!ly So, you must have ridden Little Burns from west to east??

@@forestman9205 thanks! Yes, we did it west to east. We did a super long ride that day. Went down big burns, went to the trailhead of hell hole canyon, then up hell hole and down coal mine canyon, then up little burns, then down Fleming. Epic ride!

@workmanracingandadventures Nice! We wanted to ride Hell Hole, but it didn't work out. Fleming looks to be a steep and exposed mother, too. How was it?

@workmanracingandadventures Aweome! There is some great stuff up there!

@cathy2128 Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying the vids!

That was James Stewart. He was attempting to Bubba Scrub the river bank. Normally, he can pull it off at break neck speed!

It was a fun and wet one!

Congratulations internet warrior!

@@workmanracingandadventures I won't be in the area, but thanks for the invite.

@GNR325 Its a TPI and has a Two Stroke Performance ECU Tune, a high compression head, map switch, and I normally run it in the "less hot map". The pipe is a bit loud right now. I need to repack the silencer.

@@forestman9205 That would explain it. Looking at a '23 leftover EX300. Much cheaper than a new TBI.

Yes, they are! I've really liked this bike. Some TPI''s run great. Some need a little love like mine did. There is quite a bit of info out there that can help you dial them in, though, and would still be cheaper than a new TBI.

​@@forestman9205it's funny that you have the tune and run it on the soft map. I have a 23 husqvarna te300 and my map switch broke and I don't miss it. I just leave it on hot. I geared mine down though it had 13 50 and I run 12 52. 1st gear is now unstable. Like most things I own the bike surpasses my ability.