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Thanks so much man!

Thanks!

I might just have to deal with the consequences later, they are too damn fun haha I do try to stay up on keeping body healthy but not as much as I should so I will take this as a reminder to do that!

@@rippinfreshies782 It's the high frequency impacts on the ankles. We're just not designed to absorb it.

And just wondering: did you brake alloy or carbon Stumpjumpers and Transition Patrol?

@@ChrisO-t1v Thanks man! Glad you liked it, I had a ton of fun making it! Shoulder was sore for a week or two after that drop haha, probably should start hitting the gym. I'm 6'3" and run a M/L stylus frame. The three frames that I broke were alloy frames. 2 Stumpjumpers and 1 patrol. Hopefully coming out with more videos soon!

i personally do not, others have picked up load and added some sweet shit too

I have property right down the road (I don’t want to give the location away since it seems like a locals secret trail) and hiked this trail last weekend. It is pretty awesome especially from the very top of the mountain. Is there a climbing trail or is it hike a bike up?

@@mtb_dad80 oh awesome! and thanks, you are spot on with that, to be kept on the hush hush because of some of the gnarly features. There is an "access trail" that doubles as a fun warm up or just more naturally flowier trail. Less steep jank. you can pedal most of it if you are pretty determined but a lot is easier and more efficient to push most of time. It has the same start rock as in the blood just goes the opposite way. There is more in there too that I didn't build if you keep your eyes open. The builder of the other line is stellar and looks better than my stuff honestly. That access trail is just a bit further down the road. it had a sneaky entrance, not sure what its like now. but if you keep your eyes open you should see it. Enjoy brother!

no, this is Nebraska, hard to get in good conditions but nebraska none the less

⁠where are the shots at the end with the ski lift?

@@ColonelAngus2 Mt. Crescent

hell ya dude! thats how I started and everyone should, on a hardtail! also fun to come back to them, they are the best!

Hell ya man, it is a decision you will not regret! And you cant go wrong cause they all are sick!

Couldn’t agree more! One of the best decisions i have ever made was to get one again. A lot of things, bikes and beyond, are getting so unnecessarily complex. Its refreshing to have something that always works!

its a wild ride for sure but super fun! hardtails are pretty insanely capable

thanks man! Its a M/L Chromag stylus which is 27.5 160mm travel. Gotta be one of the most fun bikes ever made!

The push ups and off handed throw is at a plaque for jordie lunn and it instructs 30 push ups and off handed rock through to pass. The cable chaos is because im an absolute hack and dont care, when i need to bleed them ill trim them, until then, extremely long rear brake cable haha

@@rippinfreshies782 ahhh gotcha re the plague, I didn't notice that. And as for the cables, I sincerely appreciate that ethos.

mars, i got canceled to mars

Minion dhf in front and rear. Not sure if its the right setup, could probably run something more agro, but live in utah so it works for everything at least i think!

Damn thats an awesome story and really glad you got sick of the driving because a lot of your trails (ones not in this edit too) are some of my favorite trails of all time. On some of the trails I have built, I pulled most if not all, inspiration from them as well. Been dreaming of moving to b’ham since a 14 year old me saw your pinkbike videos and photos! Thinking that day is coming soon!

lets go! love to hear that!

I dont necessarily disagree with you. Very lucky to be have buddys that are connected to know this stuff for me. With that said it wasnt always that way for certain. My thought was always if you dont know where things are, create your own. Definitely have spent equal if not more time on the hickory backhoe as behind handle bars. That has got me connected to the right people more than riding an actual bike has. Quite literally sending this from a dig pit of current project! Build the vision buddy! Got to give to get!

You can build in Washington state with out permission and if you get caught you get some hefty fines. That's is something I cant do

Definitely, but if you arent willing to take that risk, then why should someone else? And then further than that reap the rewards of their labor and risk they took. Someone at some point took a ton of their time, energy, money, and the risk to build these beauties. If you arent actively doing the same to give back to that community that gave to you, why should you receive anything? Wouldnt that be unfair?

thanks bro, that area has the most insane terrain!

thanks daddy corky!!

Started riding on the east and have ridden this bike a bunch there, its a hoot

dude hell ya! youre gonna have a blast!

two man giant squid kicks absolute ass dude! glad ya agree

Its great, good mix of everything, seattle has a great network too!

Had to go to the eye doctor to check my vision after reading this! Thanks so much dog!!