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Are you racing the session series enduro races this summer?

Gilpin is awesome

Yo what trail is this at NTM?

Question please, the Fox comes in small/med and large/xl. My son is more of a med/large kind of guy. What size do you have, and how does that compare to your typical t-shirt size? Thanks for the video and info.

nice video! do you have a chest mount or helmet mount in this?

Looks beautiful just moving back can’t wait to hit in 2025 how much is a pass for vail?

I miss my rockhopper hardtail ☹️

You should change the title of this video to "How 'sane' people ride Ore Chute." I've only seen the top and bottom features and I can already tell the injury risk on several of these features is just way too high for sane riders who have a family or mortgage...😅

Cool video ! Can you directly strap it on your back without a backpack ? Would it be steady when you jog in this case ?

Thanks for the vid, no bs, just the good stuff!

Have you had any experience with the knocking sound?

Fly my mate fly..

Running 150mm Miranda on my Husqvarna mc2 down from 165mm(it’s mullet from the factory). My stumpy carbon is likely gonna get the mullet treatment so I gotta go from these 170mm to at least 160mm

That was a very tactful way to tell the hikers they shouldn't have been there. I'm filing it away as a script in case I find myself in a similar situation. Nice riding.

Yo, why are you running your running your bars upside down in the Middleton riding?

If you have HSC maxed out I would consider going up 50lbs in spring rate, and/or adding a Cascade Component link to increase progression. HSC adds support everywhere, so while that can be good for big hits, it also adds harshness to square-edged hits at speed which can make the bike sketchy and uncomfortable in fast, rough sections of trail.

Nice

Where’s this?

Colorado truly is a heaven.

Thanks for the video, I thought it was well done! Meaty paws are my favorite grips. I'm 6 ft and usually wear large-sized gloves but I wouldn't say my hands are huge. I mostly ride park and with smaller grips I find myself clamping more than gripping - switching to meaty paws helped arm fatigue a bunch. There's definitely a sweet spot where too large starts to work against you like you mention in the video!

Well done... Note the link for the Fox Raceframe says UNAVAILABLE.

Thankgod theres a install video

I met you at the bike park, me and my friends finally started a channel

Awesome dude!

That’s sick! Nice pictures!

Dude, quality looks great! Nice job

Is this guy reading someone else's reviews?

Thanks for the video! I have a Megatower frame on the way that I will be building up this winter. I have had a DB Inline on my old Tallboy for years and always liked it. I have been contemplating the the coil for the new bike. Did you get a 62.5mm or 65 stroke on this shock?

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just a medium hit in the rips can ruin your season

Do you find it noisey? I’ve had noises like knocking in mine since day one, already been in for service twice and seems finally its mostly quiet but still every so often I still hear it. Oddly it’s like I can hear it and even feels harsher when it happens. Seems lower speed tech like tree roots steeping down through a tight turn the read feels more like it wants to hang and thunk it’s way through, you’ll feel the rear wheel hit harder and hear it more too. I check travel and it’s not bottoming so I’ve opened the HSC, closed the HSC just doesn’t really seem to matter too much in this scenario. Tested same trail with same bike back to back vs 2024 fox float x2 (tried it on an SC Nomad 6 and a Bullit now) and I think the float x2 is actually smoother and gets better traction. I’m beginning to think the kitsuma has some choking in the base valve piston going on not letting enough oil through fast enough on mid size hits (similar to fox x2 series coil and air pre 2024). I have another coil shock coming to test to see if I just prefer the more progressive nature of air on these two bikes or if it’s actually the shock but curious what you’re finding. I think I can almost hear it in your video too on some of the rock square edge hits but it’s hard to say.

Just did ore chute yesterday, definitely not for the faint of heart.

Slaying it bro💪👊

5:46 is where Spice Rack ends and it connects to Onza Alley

I am going to bikepack up there Friday night and plan to take my hardtail with my bikepacking gear down this on Sat morning lmao

You got this! And you in one of the best places to bike in the USA!

We sell those at home medical supplies in lone tree if you ever want the hookup!

Nice review. Thanks! Reminds me a little of Plank Trail at Jubilee College State Park in Illinois, on steroids (if in that area, might be worth a try).

what trail is that first drop?

Yeah such a great blend of machine and hand built. I usually wouldn't end up riding here until some sort of work event...and always thought to myself "Damn, these trails may be more fun than many other parks in Colorado." I think just adding a large scale double black would really round out this system... (old 9 isn't much of anything these days.)

7:21 the aspens are so beautiful

Love too see it❤ so awesome to see vail open up some new trails. Keep up the great riding

nice dude

Heaven looks so nice 👍

I did this on closing day at Vail Sunday with my son. It was pretty amazing!

Also where is this? Snowmass?

Somehow heaven will be better than this 😂

Great vid bro(first)

Love it man. Great video.

BTW - done done with .. HIker hiker hiker...