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Nice video! I've still got to get out there soon.

Take the eeb to belcher 🙏

Eugene and I both had to cut out of a ride earlier one day so we were going to ride back together, it didn't take long to realize I wasn't going to be able to keep up with him. He's nice enough that he stopped for me a few times before I begged hime to go one so I could ease back and he could ride at his pace. Not sure the eBike would've even kept me close to him.

I kinda miss long xc rides. Kinda,lol!

Need to get over to 'bama and try this one out. Rode Coldwater last weekend.

Another subscriber, your close to that 1k goal we all shoot for. Good video man!

Dude!!! That is so awesome!! I'm glad you have the opportunity to test and be a part of what Niko's doing. So cool!

Heck yea! Maybe you wont tear this one up! lol

You just got a sub from here and from my personal account as well. Great content bro!

What a great opportunity glad you liked it.

Great review man! That looks like a solid bike!

Great video nice riding brother!!

Stellar video!

Amazing video as always! It seems like the video deserves more views

That one jump on Skyline where your buddy Zack went deep is a getter for real! The Shoe is gold though.

Not sure why I've not been here yet, it looks ripping fast! Nice riding🤙

Surely you hit Air Supply too?

Hey Shane, I’m 6’3” 230. I spent about a year getting my suspension feeing good. Fox 36 on my YT Jeffsy. Max volume spacers and sub 90psi, 1 click on rebound and open compression. The biggest improvement was going to a coil shock. The coil provided massive improvement. Mark at Truly Spokin in Milton is a wizard, he may have helpful input. Hope you get it dialed

So glad to see you getting the suspension dialed. Nothing is better than finally getting to where you want to be when it comes to suspension. The Zeb did the sama thing for me on my ebike. And hey, we great to run into you at Jarrod's yesterday. I really appreciated the advice and the demo you did on the gap before the whoops. Now that I've got that in my head, I'll hit it myself soon. Thanks brother!

Ripping! You were slapping the piss out of some of those Simple Green turns

Dude, nice! You had good speed and were clearing most everything. I have to get back out there this weekend.

That bike sound is ASMR to my ears! Great riding Shane!!!

Glad I’m not the only one getting in trouble for pedaling on armuchee 😂

I can finally "I recognize that trail"

Great video 📹! Back in March I crashed out in the mud on my very first run down the Drop Out trail at the 2:45 point of this video. When I get a chance, I'll be going back for my redemption 😅!

Anyone want to plan a ride weekend somewhere?? Let's do it this fall when the temps are nice!

I'm glad you're sorted. My rear shock was dying and finally blew a few weeks ago. Lost some confidence in my tech ability because it took me too long to realize it was my shock not me. Now with a new coil set up on the rear of my ebike it's been an absolute game changer. So glad to see this new video.

Jordan is the man! Always helpful.

Very jealous…that looked like a lot of fun.

For the record, if you change your fork out in the bike park parking lot it will creak hahaha and yes, I think the dust got to me and I'm talking funny. I'm not sick I don't think, but I am a little stuffed up. Thanks for watching!

Video on a Sunday?? Sweet 👌

Looks like an awesome ride and you did a great job with it... I hope I can still be rising like that when I get older!!

Haaa I have used “ I’m not skinny and I don’t ride skinnies” more than once thanks for highlighting this will check it out this fall

Thanks for coming out and filming man! Doing the best we can with what we've got! The place is only about 80 acres. Was originally hunting land, that was cut for timber a few years ago. We didn't realize the elevation change was as good as it was, and eventually ended up talking to Jody and decided to do something with the property. I've been driving up pretty frequently to help maintain some fields with the bushhog, and occasionally when it's needed I'll cut in a new trail or move some dirt around. It's come a long way, I need to get back on my rig and ride again.

Well done Shane. I need to check that place out.

Great video! That's a cool spot to check out. Lil Ricky looked interesting!

Hey great video, fun place, glad you made it out. Also, that shiny stuff is not any fun if you fall over and slide so stay up on two wheels. 😂😂😂

Dude what a great recap of that place!! Awesome!

I need to get back down there, havent been since they made that first jump line.

Looks like a pretty cool compound! Great recap of the place. Thanks!

The shinny stuff is a quartz called specular hematite.

Have you considered buying a Quarq Shockwiz? Some bike shops even rent them out?

Y'all are fun to watch, as usual. The "tabletop" at 4:20 😅. I finally see it! 🤦‍♀️

Awesome video as always! It was good to see you and your crew at the park. Snowshoe is a different animal with the number of trails and some of them being so very long. I completely agree it's worth the long trip out.

Love me some SnowShoe.... Great video Shane

Just how big are you Shane? I'm 6 foot 240 pounds. My Salsa trail bike has FOX DPS shock and FOX 34 fork. Suspension sucked until I installed an MRP ramp control cartridge in the fork and put a Vorsprung suspension volume spacer in the DPS shock. With those I was able to dramatically drop initial pressure and restore small bump sensitivity that was unfound with the pressures needed to get sag right at my weight. My Fezzari LaSal Peak has the Rockshox Zeb 170 and Rockshox Ultimate Deluxe shock. Interestingly, it's the first air suspension that felt good after just setting sag by air pressure. No volume spacers needed unless Fezzari figured that out and set it up from the factory. Besides being heavy, I also ride heavy with a lot of weighting/unweighting and pumping rollers and berms. Doubt I shared anything you don't know already; but I hope you get it figured out to your satisfaction.

you need a tuner with a shock dyno bec they put your frame kinematics into the dyno and see what settings and valving that will suit you best for the type of riding.. Trail labs or suspension syndicate can help you..

Call up Craig at Avalanche and tell him what’s going on. Chances are he could hook you up or at least get you going in the right direction.

That trail looks sick! Also right there with you on hands hurting at snowshoe. Mine were dying after day 1

I don't think you're out of the size at all brother but I do think you ride heavier than most people I've ridden with. I have a terrible time with setting mine up, and still don't have KSL right after almost two years...