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I think I saw that in someone else's video. I can't wait to go back and check that out. Thank you for the insight. Sage

Thanks Johnny. I'm counting down the days, lol. I appreciate the feedback and comment. Thanks for watching. Sage

I meant sway not stay, sorry.

Excellent points Alexander. Thanks for watching and commenting. Sage

Thanks for the advice Thim. If I get another demo with the Levo I will keep that in mind. Sage

That's awesome Justin! I'll put it into the works. Although, I might wait till the weather gets a little nicer, lol. Thanks for watching and commenting. Sage

I'm pretty sensitive to how my tires feel and react to the terrain, and for me I could def tell the difference. These reviews aren't scientific and are based on my opinion, but I do my best to illustrate and explain all my statements, sorry if that fell short for you. As for trying the tires on both the front and back, I will prob not being doing that because my experience with the durability of the tire was very bad. Regardless, thank you for watching and commenting. Sage

@TrailSage thank you for an honest review of this tire. Those concerns you mentioned are very noteworthy 👍😁

@@tmayberry7559 No problem, and thank you for the kind words.

That's awesome Zenia. Good luck with your recovery. Sage

You're welcome Zenia

Lol, I will let him know that, thanks Johnny. As for the headphones, I did the same thing and I think it is def worth the upgrade. I'm still using mine to this day. Sage

Yikes! That sounds like a serious problem Hannah. No, I have not heard of anyone having that issue. Perhaps you went a size too small? If you end up cutting off the bottom and sewing a new section LMK how that goes. Sage

Connecticut has a lot of good riding for sure. Thanks for watching and commenting. Sage

Hey KC, thanks. Unfortunately I don't have a map of the route, but that whole area around Karakung Drive is beautiful. Sage

Oh, and I have a separate running channel now which you may enjoy www.youtube.com/@trailsagerunning

@@TrailSage thanks for the info 🙌 I just subscribed to your channel👍

Perfect timing for this question Jon. I actually just installed a modified CushCore in order to drop the PSI in the tire. I was running 12 to 10 depending on the terrain, but I'm hoping to drop that down to 10 to 8 with the insert. Sage

Thanks for the reply! Im guessing you were able to run higher psi because you have front suspension? I hear a lot of people talk about how bouncy and bad the ride becomes once you get above that 10 psi mark when riding single track..

@@jonzylka9474 The front fork def helps a lot but it's still a bouncy ride. But a lot also depends on the terrain too.

lol right?!?! #RUclipsLife Thanks for watching Joel. Sage

Always, lol. My legs never seem to get cold once I'm moving. Sage

Right on Christian. Now that we are both getting older I feel your sentiments, and totally agree with your assessment. I'm looking forward to the day when I can also purchase an e-bike for recovery, sessioning and extended miles. Anything that increases my time and fun on two wheels right?!?! Thanks for watching brotha! Sage

Right on! That is a great attitude to have not just for Strava but for life in general. If you are going through some rib injuries I hope you feel up fast. Sage

Yo Vinny!!! Long time brotha, hope you are well. Yeah, we are still getting out there and shredding. I started a new podcast as well called www.youtube.com/@RideLaughPodcast Check it out if you enjoy that sort of content. Hope to catch you on the trails some day. Sage

Hmm, good question. I usually prefer a shorter nose on my road saddles, but I suppose that all just comes down to preference. Sage

I not familiar with Apache Wash but let me know what you think of BR.

Apache wash has a lot of the easy stuff which I like. I would like to try something a little more difficult.

It looks that way to me, but I can't be certain.

Found out just now online the SE is an updated version of the S not exactly sure on what I'll have a good read through later, one thing I can't see is anything about a battery so guessing the PowerPoint is separate? Alot for a light with no battery if that's the case?

I'm running the seemed 300 on my emtb as still use it for trips and going out on cycle routes with friends I have the cube 2024 action team its a brilliant all round bike for trails and cycle routes etc so on roads a fair bit to! The new magicshine evo 11oo looks nice shorter hight lens to the evo 1700, looks more modern but at price of 600 less lumens I'd need see the side by side, but love magicshine light's one I can say haven't failed on me yet, touch wood haha. Would liked the rear light to be compatible with the app so could use the remote and settings thats my only issue with the rear light.

@@Emtbtoday That would be strange for sure. Mine came with a battery and it's been great. Thank you for the follow up. Sage

Ugh, I'm sorry to learn you are going through the same thing. Unfortunately there is no fast recovery. Make sure you eat clean and get lots of sleep. Those two things will help you more than anything. Once you are cleared for activity take it slow and listen to your body. If you push too hard you will be right back to where you started. Good luck. It gets better I promise. Sage

That's awesome Jose! Trexler is gonna be a whole new experience, LMK how it goes. And congrats on the new whip!

Right on Chris. You should be good to go. Thanks for watching. Sage

Oh heck ya Pepe! Getting my hands on the SL would be a awesome opportunity. A lightweight e-bike would probably suit my needs and style of riding perfectly. Thank you so much for your support on the Pod and this channel. Sage

@@TrailSage yeah if you have the opportunity to try a lightweight midpower emtb would be an excellent topic for the podcast/youtube platforms and of course for having your valuable feedback. You are a great rider, have an nice content for riders here in the northeastern US so my pleasure to support your work! happy trails, thanks again and cheers!

That strange Dave. I wish I could help but I'm not a tech guy. I sure you have check all your personal settings right? Might be worth reaching out to RUclips/Google. Sage

@@TrailSage Crazy thing is I was a tech guy for 18 years. Nothing on my side that hasn't been checked, cleared, re-installed, etc.. I know that Google/YT went on attack against Firefox, several years ago. It's when my issues started, just can't seem to find a fix or work around for it anywhere. Has me stumped and that is a hard pill to swallow. Any other browser I try, the previews work great. I just do not want to use any other browser for security. Anyway, thanks for responding. Take care.

@@daveallen63 That was gonna be my next question, to see if other browsers had the same issue. Thanks for the update and good luck Dave. Sage

Right on Tim. It's one of my favorite lines too. I can't wait to hear what you think of it when you get your full sus. Thanks for watching and commenting. Sage

No, we were on analog bikes Jimmy.

Thank you so much for the kind words Bruce! I have a podcast called the "Ride and Laugh MTB Podcast" where we cover this topic in more detail. If you are interested you can view it here: ruclips.net/video/8HxKnFUxtos/видео.html LMK what you think. Sage

oh my goodness!! This is probably one of the steepest rides I've ever seen you do... y'all are wild!!! I got scared for you guys while watching this...LOL.

@@AvinMarv Right?!?! I'm bring an extra set of underwear the next time I go, lol. Thanks for watching and commenting Marvin! Sage

Thanks Frankie. Yeah, that has been my experience. Good luck with what ever you decide. Sage

Love that! What bike did you convert? Sage

@ it’s an old Schwinn Woodlands. Either a 90 or 91. Just installed V brakes from center pull. It’s a solid frame and from an era when Schwinn was making decent bikes.

@@jedisentinel1499 Good stuff. Thank you for the feedback and insight. Sage

OMG, what a shame. Thanks for the heads up Tyler

They were amazing. Thanks for watching Lee. Sage

Thanks Jeff!

OMG Patrick is going places! So much talent and yet very humble and kind. Kudos to Mom and Dad!

Thank you so much Luis! And yes, Patrick was unbelievable. Both Dan and I learned a lot from everyone that day. Thanks for watching and commenting. Sage

He was impressive to watch for sure! Sage

Thanks Mark. What part of NJ? Sage

@@TrailSage I live literally right down the street from Allaire State Park on the border of Monmouth and Ocean counties, but ride all over. I'm also a regular up at Mountain Creek Bike Park for several years now.

@@SecretSpots Oh sweet. Do you ride at Ceres? That is an awesome spot you should def check out if you have not yet.

@@TrailSage I havent been there yet been seen plenty of footage through Bent Spokes MTB acount, he's a local there. Been meaning to make it down there. 🤙

@@SecretSpots It's a lot of fun! I was there with Steve a couple months ago. ruclips.net/video/F_XlAxV_9Jw/видео.html

So true! If it looked steep on film you know it ain't no joke, lol.

I'm still using and loving mine too. Sage

Heck ya Carl. So much good riding popping up everywhere. It's a great time to be a mountain biker ;) Sage

Thanks Jarret

I found it not to be helpful on my MTB. I do however use it all the time on my road bike and love it. Sage

To be young again right?!?!

Those slabs were so impressive. Thanks for watching and commenting Rob. Sage

Yes!!! I love that. Thanks for watching and commenting. Sage

We had a blast! Thank you for watching and commenting. Sage