Idk where you from but MTB's start from € 200 hard tail € 380 full suspension. It is not like you can never afford € 400 when you already got one from € 200... Same thing for second hand, € 50 for hard tail € 100 for full suspension and you got some real gems between them.
@@SpeedyNox0 yup, decathlon. Actually just bought a hard-tail for €50 second hand, she needed a new chain and some lube, she is better than new right now. What do you expect from the Netherlands where everyone owns 3.5 bike and decathlon is France made. Store where you can get everything off quality for the lowest price. If you from the USA don't forget you guys earn twice as much, maybe even close to three times as much but you also pay three times as much for rent and the things you buy, not everything might be expensive but the majority is.
I’m not saying they aren’t good and fun which they are there are just certain features which will be a lot harder which I KNOW because I ride a Relatively cheap ( compared to others ) trek Marin 5 hard tail and it’s good. It can do well on jumps and tech but depending on the drops it can be a little head over heels butt also mines not top of the range so that’s different
when i started riding i used a hard tail, all i could afford and i used to go to highland bike park all the time with it and hit the trials on the lift and people thought i was nuts but i had a great time and just was not hitting double black trails to often!!! you learn a lot off the feedback they give.
I always felt that my hardtail was more fun and easier to ride but I got shamed into buying a full suspension bike. Thanks for affirming my belief and BTW this video was very entertaining
Don't worry bro, you can always lock up your rear suspension to get that hardtail feel. And don't let people pressure you over any of your choices, after all, it's your money, and not theirs.
The original rear suspension is extending your legs to let your tire touch first then slowing your inertia thru your legs then you can come down hard on the front shock if you need.
thank you for showcasing that can still use hardtail to more extreme stuff. Especially for us that cant afford extra suspension. I am poor and probaly will stay poor. I was feeling, I was missing out a bit. But I seen crazy your videos and this video also explaining it. I can afford become better rider and now can have better attitude. I love pumptracks. I dont know why thought that full suspension was gonna better in all areas. thanks mate. You are great influence. godspeed
I broke multiple dual suspension bikes while sponsored by GT... even on simple bmx tracks, 1:36 Went back to hardtail and won everyclass and never broke a bike. Was the fastest person on a bike and downhill all done on a hardtail... NZ championship early 2000
Hardtails are great. I've no interest in racing and riding is all about the experience for me - times be damned. I just have more fun on a hardtail. With so many options now for hardtails, many of which have aggressive geometry, I actually sold my full suspension trail bike in favor of a nicely spec'd Ragley Marley. It's the perfect bike for the trails I ride most often. I have zero regrets.
Heck yeah, Hardtails for the win! I ride a hardtail bike since I started riding 4 years ago and I was able to attack many gnarly trails with it! I love my bike and I know it will give me better skills than if I was on a double since day 1, so I know that when I switch to a double eventually, I'll ride real good :P
Currently my favourite RUclips channel at the moment, great content, can't wait to hit the South downs again on my MTB, the weather has been a proper let down this year
My reasons for still going hard tail is the feeling of pedaling, the maintenace and somehow I know more what the back wheel is doing through the vibrations and immediate feedback. There are places I would have rather have full suspension but they are rare and few between.
Totally agree. But riding a hardtail comes at a cost. When you go into full-sus territory with a hard tail, it starts to get less comfortable, more demanding on technique and your body and often a little bit slower. If you like challenge and you'll get past those obstacles, you'll gain well deserved bragging rights.
4:24 please do the bit to the right of oak tree (the rocks you did at 4:24) we called it rampage and it’s a sick steap straight down line with a few options
I think another reason is that because it doesn’t have rear suspension it is harder to ride in some aspects, so when you get good on a hard tail, you are unbelievably good once you get on a full suspension bike
Love your videos Sam. I love my hard tail. It was my first bike. Still own it. But my knees just can’t take the hits. I was riding then taking 2 weeks off to recover from the pain. Full suspension fixed that. Still ride my HT to the shops and on tow path rides with the kids. So for any reasonably challenging trail it’s got to be full sus. But if I could ride hardtail on that, I would. So for me a hardtail is really not the only bike I need.
Last year I sold my last fullsusp bike and got my now loved 29er HT. Slack with nice trail fork and huge 2.6 tyres. Love it and go for a RIDE RIGHT NOW
Could you potentially do a full maintenance video on one of your bikes? Or possibly pick up an old bike that needs some TLC and show us you restoring it. Love the vids ✌🏼
I love my hardtail. I loved the comfort of full sus and some DH trails need it but most of my riding these days is in town and XC paths. Hardtails simply are faster and if you add a spring loaded seat post it helps with the micro bumps up to an 1” travel if your sitting but on hard / fast sections you need to stand.
After previously owning several hardtails and currently owning my first full suspension they are nice and look cool but now I know I would be happy with a nice hardtail as my permanent and only mtb
As my twin brother and our friend Mike say, "Hardtail Homies Can't Lose." Both of them are hardtail riders and have no intention of riding anything else. They are both in ATL and had a blast this past weekend up in Whistler on their hardtails.
Yes yes yea! Preach it Sam, hard tails for the win! Always said If I could only have one bike it would always be a hard tail, never had anybody agree with me though. Your spot on with all 10
hi sam, been watching your vids recently and havnt seen many stairsets of doom, I live in Hampshire and when out on a ride near Winchester I went down a stairset of 333 continuous steps with 45 m of elevation down st Catherines hill. Its So Sick. there are tonnes of other natural features and about 3 minutes away are some massive dirt jumps that were famous in the early 2000s. there are cool vids of it on YT.
Just an observation. At My local downhill MTB park I was the only one out of probably 80-100 people to ride a hard tail. I’m a beginner so it’s very discouraging especially when my feet felt like they were jumping off the pedals on the rough stuff. Seeing Sam rip makes me more at ease with my choice of bike… for now.
Hey Sam you probably won't even read this, but I'm gonna say it anyway. Thanks for great entertaining vids. They're so good. Thanks for not using bad language. I've got my grandson watching your great skills. Plus you don't use the JC as a swear word. Respect Sam lad.
I’ve got Three Hardtail Mountain Bikes, I love them to bits, they are fun to ride and pedal efficient as in you don’t get suspension Bob.. plus they are good for On Roads as well , like a true all rounder !! Good Video Man 😁👍
Sam Pilgrim you're an animal. The stunts you do and your humor are hilarious. I appreciate your vids and all your MTB adventures and advice. Your the equivalent of Top Gear show for Mountain Biking. Keep doing what you do. Return to the U.S. for another trip and bike the Northern Virginia/Washington DC area and North East for your next vids! Also I love hardtails this vid was great! Cheers!
Sam if you have not been to Sheffield to ride there are some very good jumps near a place called millhouses park. And a load of tech down hill trails in warncliffe woods, and two very good flow trails in the opposite woods called grenside woods
I luv my trek hardtail,the best for all terrain riding,good all round bike,certainly wouldn't change it for a full suspension bike,fantastic video 👍🚴♂️
Price was a big factor for me. A full-suspension bike within my budget would have been mediocre at best. That, and the fact that I like to climb, made the hard tail the optimal choice for me.
i ride hardtail the most for biking for exercise and around city paths/parks/trails. Take my enduro my 27.5 for road trips to ski resort mountain bike trails
I've been sending my Sync'r at Highland all summer. Some trails are tough to get through with a hardtail but I like to prove people wrong when they say something is impossible! I've got some cool scars now too!
I don't go on a lot of trail riding, but when I do,I like the way, my hardtail lets me feel the rough terrain. At first my hardtail was just the low budget choice. But when upgrading to a better bike (which I will do eventually) I'm going for a hardtail again.
Have two hardtails. A Norco torrent S1 and a 2009 Norco Manik with a dual crowns on the front. Decided to try a full squish with a difference and got a highly modified/upgraded 2004 Kona Stinky with Boxxers on the front just to be different. Love all of them but get the most fun out of the Manik.
I really enjoy riding my HT and agree with everything you say, except that HTs will do it all. I don’t have a fraction of your skill and my FS allows me to ride trail centres that’d destroy me on my HT. In fact, some trail centres discourage HTs. In that sense, the FS does it all for an average rider like me.
i have two bikes. A hardtail trail bike and a downhill bike. I have never felt like i needed a full suspension trailbike to do regular trails on. Downhill tracks for sure you want a proper long travel full suspension bike. Downhill tracks where i live are usually too gnarly for the short travel trail bikes anyways
I was gonna ask where his tooth went but after watching this video it became quite apparent 1:07.. that would be a silly question to ask. Loved the vid man keep doing what you do.
2022 Santa Cruz Chameleon is my one and only bike for both off and on road. I don’t care how much lighter or efficient a road bike is. It is nowhere near as fun
I believe they also make you better because they force you to learn to land correctly and not just trust that the suspensions plus tyres will do that for you.
main reason us old guys ride hardtail it gives you big Balls. i remember my fully rigid Kona Scab from many moons back. Project2 forks fitted for those that know. Dont actually remember were that bike is not sold just were i stored it lol.
ok it might just be my brain, but i feel like the footage looked really good there ! quality feels insane! may be due to less gopro footage. and i also really like that energetic kinda style video with the transitions and stuff going on fast!
Sick! I was planning to get a Stoic 4 at first but i was curious how a fullsus would feel so i got a Neuron 5 instead 😅, but will definitely save up for a Stoic 4 next 👍
Been watching you for a while even remember watching you on take me out with Paddy Mc'Guinness back in the day when you took out the tooth 🎉😂😂 sorry im not a fully paid subscriber etc, been thinking about doing a project to get about town on and want to know your thoughts on creating an electric dirt jumper then see you saying about these hardtails may of swayed me towards them 🤷🏽♂️
im not even into bikes but love your vids!!
The hell mate, first Dr.Campbell now Sam Pilgram? You following me? Jk love your channel too
Yo kev love you're vids
Was not expecting to see kev here! 😂
I was wondering what were you doing here
@@-BoNEz your*
I don't need to prove it when it's the only kind of bike I can afford LMAO
Lmao true
Idk where you from but MTB's start from € 200 hard tail € 380 full suspension.
It is not like you can never afford € 400 when you already got one from € 200...
Same thing for second hand, € 50 for hard tail € 100 for full suspension and you got some real gems between them.
@@Desperado070 its that cheap for u? 380 for full bike?
@@SpeedyNox0 yup, decathlon.
Actually just bought a hard-tail for €50 second hand, she needed a new chain and some lube, she is better than new right now.
What do you expect from the Netherlands where everyone owns 3.5 bike and decathlon is France made. Store where you can get everything off quality for the lowest price. If you from the USA don't forget you guys earn twice as much, maybe even close to three times as much but you also pay three times as much for rent and the things you buy, not everything might be expensive but the majority is.
@@Desperado070380€ for full sus? Stay away from that thing as it will fall apart immediately
Sick examples! Spot on! I truly spend all of my mtb riding time on my hardtail. Because all I got is a hardtail. Peace!
same, same.
I broke my rear shock and replaced it with a rigid plastic bar, so it's a hard tail now. Don't really notice that much difference.
@@butsukete1806You do on technical features or big cases
Felt that 😂
I’m
not saying they aren’t good and fun which they are there are just certain features which will be a lot harder which I KNOW because I ride a Relatively cheap ( compared to others ) trek Marin 5 hard tail and it’s good. It can do well on jumps and tech but depending on the drops it can be a little head over heels butt also mines not top of the range so that’s different
Hardtails best for jumping, Also sam: Full Suspension Slope Bike For Junping gotta love this man
when i started riding i used a hard tail, all i could afford and i used to go to highland bike park all the time with it and hit the trials on the lift and people thought i was nuts but i had a great time and just was not hitting double black trails to often!!! you learn a lot off the feedback they give.
I always felt that my hardtail was more fun and easier to ride but I got shamed into buying a full suspension bike. Thanks for affirming my belief and BTW this video was very entertaining
Hardtails are much harder over extremely technical features. Notice how Sam always chooses the smooth options and don't go over heavy roots and rocks.
Don't worry bro, you can always lock up your rear suspension to get that hardtail feel. And don't let people pressure you over any of your choices, after all, it's your money, and not theirs.
Get a lockout rear shock so you can still enjoy the things you did on your hardtail.
@@KarstRats Lol imagine if it was similar
@@zed5129 it is.
I become a hardtail lover because of you n Blake Sampson. God bless you all mate!
Same and Steve (Hardtail Party)
The original rear suspension is extending your legs to let your tire touch first then slowing your inertia thru your legs then you can come down hard on the front shock if you need.
I was riding on FS bikes for a loong time and got a hardtail a few years back, best decision ever, I learned so much from riding it.
thank you for showcasing that can still use hardtail to more extreme stuff. Especially for us that cant afford extra suspension. I am poor and probaly will stay poor. I was feeling, I was missing out a bit. But I seen crazy your videos and this video also explaining it. I can afford become better rider and now can have better attitude. I love pumptracks. I dont know why thought that full suspension was gonna better in all areas. thanks mate.
You are great influence. godspeed
Thanks for all your EPIC videos!! I have a Specialized rockhopper sport with an upgraded air fork, you inspire me to keep sending it!🤠
I broke multiple dual suspension bikes while sponsored by GT... even on simple bmx tracks, 1:36 Went back to hardtail and won everyclass and never broke a bike. Was the fastest person on a bike and downhill all done on a hardtail... NZ championship early 2000
Full suspension has come a long way in 24 years.
Great vid as always....iv been rocking hard tails for 50 years...never seen the need for full squish....cheers 🇨🇦
Full squish ha ha 👍
Damn how old are you?
haha
@@RealMTBAddict
Hardtails are great. I've no interest in racing and riding is all about the experience for me - times be damned. I just have more fun on a hardtail. With so many options now for hardtails, many of which have aggressive geometry, I actually sold my full suspension trail bike in favor of a nicely spec'd Ragley Marley. It's the perfect bike for the trails I ride most often. I have zero regrets.
Refreshing to see someone not always pushing the unaffordable ( (to most people) bikes.....loved the video !!!!
26 and 24 hardtail for dirt, street, 4x, trial, fr, dh, etc are the best, funny and nervous bikes, for hardcore riders 🤘🏼
That fall @ 1:00 was hilarious 😂 love your channel man!
Such a great rider but fun and humble! Great guy!
Heck yeah, Hardtails for the win! I ride a hardtail bike since I started riding 4 years ago and I was able to attack many gnarly trails with it! I love my bike and I know it will give me better skills than if I was on a double since day 1, so I know that when I switch to a double eventually, I'll ride real good :P
Currently my favourite RUclips channel at the moment, great content, can't wait to hit the South downs again on my MTB, the weather has been a proper let down this year
My reasons for still going hard tail is the feeling of pedaling, the maintenace and somehow I know more what the back wheel is doing through the vibrations and immediate feedback. There are places I would have rather have full suspension but they are rare and few between.
I’m glad I learned on a hard tail but it really like my new full suspension.
OMG i orderred a Grand canyon 7 last week and it will be here tomorrow. i opted out of the full sus and now i see this. Thanks Sam
Agreed. I live near pheonix and always take my 29 enduro. This week I rode a mates lads 27.5 hardtail and suddenly ,I was epic. x
Totally agree. But riding a hardtail comes at a cost. When you go into full-sus territory with a hard tail, it starts to get less comfortable, more demanding on technique and your body and often a little bit slower. If you like challenge and you'll get past those obstacles, you'll gain well deserved bragging rights.
4:24 please do the bit to the right of oak tree (the rocks you did at 4:24) we called it rampage and it’s a sick steap straight down line with a few options
What a legend. You're so right. Love the thinking and talk. You've got me convinced. 😂 Maybe these are the reasons why I love bmx bikes so much.
I think another reason is that because it doesn’t have rear suspension it is harder to ride in some aspects, so when you get good on a hard tail, you are unbelievably good once you get on a full suspension bike
Awsome! I own a Dartmoor Hornet (Hardtail) and this bike is epic! I just did 6 day MTB Trip at the Austrian Alps with it and it was truly awsome!
Love your videos Sam.
I love my hard tail. It was my first bike. Still own it. But my knees just can’t take the hits. I was riding then taking 2 weeks off to recover from the pain. Full suspension fixed that. Still ride my HT to the shops and on tow path rides with the kids.
So for any reasonably challenging trail it’s got to be full sus. But if I could ride hardtail on that, I would.
So for me a hardtail is really not the only bike I need.
Last year I sold my last fullsusp bike and got my now loved 29er HT. Slack with nice trail fork and huge 2.6 tyres. Love it and go for a RIDE RIGHT NOW
Could you potentially do a full maintenance video on one of your bikes? Or possibly pick up an old bike that needs some TLC and show us you restoring it. Love the vids ✌🏼
Trust me u wouldn't like Sam to service your bike😂 housebricks for hammers
You are my motivation to get back in all aspekts of my life , hope you had a good one bro :) greetings from austria
Mad how you can crash half way off up a wall and just laugh 😂😂 keep the videos up sam epic as all ways
First trick and I'm already convinced that full sus is better for this. My knees hurt after just watching this xD
I love my hardtail. I loved the comfort of full sus and some DH trails need it but most of my riding these days is in town and XC paths. Hardtails simply are faster and if you add a spring loaded seat post it helps with the micro bumps up to an 1” travel if your sitting but on hard / fast sections you need to stand.
I’ve never even heard of these ‘bikes’ before but they look fking sick, sliding down hills on those two round things❤
After previously owning several hardtails and currently owning my first full suspension they are nice and look cool but now I know I would be happy with a nice hardtail as my permanent and only mtb
As my twin brother and our friend Mike say, "Hardtail Homies Can't Lose." Both of them are hardtail riders and have no intention of riding anything else. They are both in ATL and had a blast this past weekend up in Whistler on their hardtails.
Yes yes yea! Preach it Sam, hard tails for the win!
Always said If I could only have one bike it would always be a hard tail, never had anybody agree with me though. Your spot on with all 10
hi sam, been watching your vids recently and havnt seen many stairsets of doom, I live in Hampshire and when out on a ride near Winchester I went down a stairset of 333 continuous steps with 45 m of elevation down st Catherines hill. Its So Sick. there are tonnes of other natural features and about 3 minutes away are some massive dirt jumps that were famous in the early 2000s. there are cool vids of it on YT.
Bossed it mush.. Well played
Yep! And, I just started building a Chromag Stylus on a FOX 36 Fit Grip2 27.5. with E-Thirteen 150mm dropper. Need to get wheels and cockpit together!
Yep ! I love my Hard tail it's an urban tank only one puncture and that was my fault so no complaints at all .
Just an observation. At My local downhill MTB park I was the only one out of probably 80-100 people to ride a hard tail. I’m a beginner so it’s very discouraging especially when my feet felt like they were jumping off the pedals on the rough stuff. Seeing Sam rip makes me more at ease with my choice of bike… for now.
No7; So, a hard tail is better on rough trails, by simply avoiding the rough trails? Sam is a literal genius 😅
Hey Sam you probably won't even read this, but I'm gonna say it anyway. Thanks for great entertaining vids. They're so good. Thanks for not using bad language. I've got my grandson watching your great skills. Plus you don't use the JC as a swear word. Respect Sam lad.
Your videos always get me in the mood
All i could afford is a hardtail and I will be using it for trails but i will also be using it to commute to work and I think it's perfect for me.
love all your vids. you always shred out there
totally agree. been riding a dartmoor hornet hardtail for years.
Hardtails are the Dream👌Love my Nukeproof Scout, proper all-rounder 🤙
I’ve got Three Hardtail Mountain Bikes, I love them to bits, they are fun to ride and pedal efficient as in you don’t get suspension Bob.. plus they are good for On Roads as well , like a true all rounder !! Good Video Man 😁👍
Sam Pilgrim you're an animal. The stunts you do and your humor are hilarious. I appreciate your vids and all your MTB adventures and advice. Your the equivalent of Top Gear show for Mountain Biking. Keep doing what you do. Return to the U.S. for another trip and bike the Northern Virginia/Washington DC area and North East for your next vids! Also I love hardtails this vid was great! Cheers!
And the comment u made is hilarious also😂
I mean the first sentence 🥲
I didn’t even get what you really wanna say at first glance 😂
Sam if you have not been to Sheffield to ride there are some very good jumps near a place called millhouses park. And a load of tech down hill trails in warncliffe woods, and two very good flow trails in the opposite woods called grenside woods
I luv my trek hardtail,the best for all terrain riding,good all round bike,certainly wouldn't change it for a full suspension bike,fantastic video 👍🚴♂️
They definitely polish your skills also. I have one full suspension bike and about 4 hardtails. I love my hardtails!
Price was a big factor for me. A full-suspension bike within my budget would have been mediocre at best. That, and the fact that I like to climb, made the hard tail the optimal choice for me.
i ride hardtail the most for biking for exercise and around city paths/parks/trails. Take my enduro my 27.5 for road trips to ski resort mountain bike trails
I love my hardtail, I’d like to change out my forks with ones that have more travel. Banger of a clip Sam🤙🏼💣
I've been sending my Sync'r at Highland all summer. Some trails are tough to get through with a hardtail but I like to prove people wrong when they say something is impossible! I've got some cool scars now too!
I don't go on a lot of trail riding, but when I do,I like the way, my hardtail lets me feel the rough terrain.
At first my hardtail was just the low budget choice. But when upgrading to a better bike (which I will do eventually) I'm going for a hardtail again.
Have two hardtails. A Norco torrent S1 and a 2009 Norco Manik with a dual crowns on the front. Decided to try a full squish with a difference and got a highly modified/upgraded 2004 Kona Stinky with Boxxers on the front just to be different. Love all of them but get the most fun out of the Manik.
I really enjoy riding my HT and agree with everything you say, except that HTs will do it all. I don’t have a fraction of your skill and my FS allows me to ride trail centres that’d destroy me on my HT. In fact, some trail centres discourage HTs. In that sense, the FS does it all for an average rider like me.
yea.. entertaining! i really like the simple silver frame alu canyon. what else would you need.
Stoic was my first bike just sold it to get a spectral....was a great bike
The editing and audio was great. Love ya work sam and luie
i have two bikes. A hardtail trail bike and a downhill bike. I have never felt like i needed a full suspension trailbike to do regular trails on. Downhill tracks for sure you want a proper long travel full suspension bike. Downhill tracks where i live are usually too gnarly for the short travel trail bikes anyways
Hardtail for life
Hardtail or bust! I love my hardtails, i hope to be able to ride them as hard as Sam one day!
I love how you always ride hardcore, any bike ! :D
Sam, in an upright riding position, pedaling up a hill, with no eeb 😂 what a rare sight!
1st and only time 😂
It was definitely a moment of wtf am I witnessing
Great! I need to learn all what I saw.
I have ragley mmmbop.
It is similar to canyon.
Love it so much.
Yea dawg that’s my bike! It’s been my one and only since the Stoic first came out a couple years ago!
I HAVE BEEN WIATING SO LONG FOR THE STOIC TO BE BACK IN ONE OF THE VIDEOS...FINALLY!
I was gonna ask where his tooth went but after watching this video it became quite apparent 1:07.. that would be a silly question to ask.
Loved the vid man keep doing what you do.
Takeaways, 1: hardtail is the way to go 2: Sam is really good on a bike 👍
I love hard tails. Definitely have had seat buzz on the dually. Sam just looks at home on anything he rides. Sick air in the Raptor too Sam. 😎👍
I totally agree with you I daily ride my carrea vengeance in orange daily.
Love my hard tail, and super fun in bike park riding, just not In tecky rockgardens and sitting down for a rest, mid run, like my riding pals👀
2022 Santa Cruz Chameleon is my one and only bike for both off and on road. I don’t care how much lighter or efficient a road bike is. It is nowhere near as fun
I love my hardtails. They’re my favorite to ride on everything.
I believe they also make you better because they force you to learn to land correctly and not just trust that the suspensions plus tyres will do that for you.
That canyon is sick. I have 2 hardtail 29 already but stoic is probably next
main reason us old guys ride hardtail it gives you big Balls. i remember my fully rigid Kona Scab from many moons back. Project2 forks fitted for those that know. Dont actually remember were that bike is not sold just were i stored it lol.
good points made about favouring a hardtail. will you do one of those crazy videos but while riding a bmx on trail i never seen anyone do this before.
Hi Sam, funny that you mention stoic as being light. I think is even heavier than many fullies. 😅
just ordered my Roscoe 7 to get into some "proper" MTB. need to learn on it and nail landing jumps because i keep sliding off!
Great video … inspirational for a 66year old ! Don’t think I will try that stunt up the wall though ..
Jumped the raptor with the bikes still in the back when i thought he was gonna take them out.. what a legend.
Today was EPIC, Sam and Lewi, y'all rock! Peace
They all seem to love hd. Saying, it’s all you need but all of them own beast if a full suspension beast for shredding
Absolutely love my Specialized Hardrock 29er that just recently got a bunch of new upgrades!
ok it might just be my brain, but i feel like the footage looked really good there ! quality feels insane! may be due to less gopro footage. and i also really like that energetic kinda style video with the transitions and stuff going on fast!
Sick! I was planning to get a Stoic 4 at first but i was curious how a fullsus would feel so i got a Neuron 5 instead 😅, but will definitely save up for a Stoic 4 next 👍
Hey Sam I have just bought a hardtail after years of full suss and I am loving it #Hardtailforthewin
Yup i have HT K2 frame and it's still good even though it's 26er frame
Been watching you for a while even remember watching you on take me out with Paddy Mc'Guinness back in the day when you took out the tooth 🎉😂😂 sorry im not a fully paid subscriber etc, been thinking about doing a project to get about town on and want to know your thoughts on creating an electric dirt jumper then see you saying about these hardtails may of swayed me towards them 🤷🏽♂️
I got a dartmoor player 26 from 2012 jumps lovely
Great video, perfect explanation
Was about to buy the the really expensive full sus Stitched 720 from your sponsor Canyon. Thanks for changing my mind
Nice start... And now add Cannondale Pepperoni fork... ;)