Supposedly someone on here said full suspension reduces the speed so you might not make the jumps and hurt yourself if you don’t get the right amount of speed
I love how whenever I watch a video like this I always think “I can do that” then go to my nearest mountain biking area and can barely get through the easiest level they have
Bro, I have been riding for 17 years now, and I still have to walk those crazy trails first. It takes time. Never be discouraged, be safe and know your limits. Can't have fun if you are dead.
@@johnneygold4088 Riding for 20 years now. Same "problem" here man. But we have to consider that the riders level is much higher these days. Modern bikes, tutorials, tons of videos from the bikepark you visit next are the explanation for me... Keeping up while getting older is a chellange of its own. Kepp on going - ride or die ;-)
@@Bdigital9482 basically squish in the rear=absorbs momentum=robs you of speed. Think of riding on a pump track, trying to pump the bike if you are on a full sus is usually harder as you end up just compressing the suspension.
@@Bigjonstud187 finally.... I weigh 280lb and i was thinking the whole time.... "what if it gives?" Seriously though, im sure it would be fine. But knowing that 280lb can turn into +1000lb in force when speed is added is sorta unsettling.
I like how there are people who does these types of things and has a first person perspective because people who are not as skilled can watch and getting a taste of what it's like to do it so thank you.
“Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a Ride!” Get your money’s worth from your meat suit before returning to the rental company.
That berm is so gnarly..trails are so sick ive been builging mine now for over 15 years and im now 40..man that is alot of stacking and packing and and eveeything is corner policed, soooo dialed, just a dream in my opinion..so sick 🤘🏻👍🏻🤘🏻 Much respect from NJ 🤙🏼🤙🏼
100% agree. Shows his skill level especially with a full suspension, didn't notice but guessing being a.full suspension MTB he had gears and didmt.hear.the de-railer rattle once....
I have to say I've never enjoyed a video as much as I enjoyed this video with these jumps I don't know where you put your GoPro but it is in the exact right spot for us to feel like we're riding the bike with you that was epic and I am so grateful thank you so much the sound that those tires make when they hit the ground and when they're in the air is really cool thank you so much
It’s a lot easier than it looks, I was intimidated and my fiancé when we first approached the jumps with about 1-2 year’s experience and were surprised on how mellow the jumps were to flow through. The course is sculpted to perfection and anyone can glide right through if they fully commit and don’t let the side view intimidate them. Definitely helped me and my fiancé grow mentally and physically in the sport
@@trixonic6934 I am about 230 lbs of beef. I’m afraid gravity might not be as forgiving at the moment. I’m pretty athletic none the less. Getting old though 37. I’d liken it to the trampoline park when I’m with my kids. “Look dads doing a flip again, okay he over shot the trampoline by about a foot, okay now he rolled his ankle” As I have gotten older these injuries that use to take a few days to weeks to heal take months to years. I have to be very selective now on how I want to hurt myself.
@Heavymetalstonie420 idk I feel like it's true name given to it by the gods is the "tire boop" don't take it up with me, take it up with the bike gods
@ToadallyEbikes yeah go to any rider BMX. Mountain rider or dirt jump rider and they probably will look at you and go wtf is that. We call it a tire grab.
When I was a kid, I dreamed of a track like that. Now that I’m far removed from kid-dom, that scares the crap out of me… I see things differently in my old age
Yeah I just turned 35 last month and I’m sitting here watching this having not rode a bike in any athletic form in 20+ years wondering if I’d shit myself, break a bone or somehow not hospitalize myself if I tried riding something like that.
@@bindingcurve I’m also curious as to what part of my comment qualifies as “complaining about being old” ? Nobody who’s lived the life I have would be ignorant enough to complain about the biggest blessing I’ve received so please don’t mistake me wondering if I’d shit my self while attempting a run like this for me “complaining about being old” because lord willing I’ll be turning 36 this month and that means I’ve been blessed with an extra 18 years of life that my 2 best friends weren’t blessed with having been murdered at 17-18 which is what my future looked like as a 17 year old. I thank God for every new day I see and I’m a highly athletic/active person I just don’t do many things that could cause broken bones or hurt my back more than it already is hurt. I ended up addicted to pain meds because my Drs recommended me start taking opiates I ended up getting myself off of them and have been opiate free for over 5 years now but because of my previous addiction I’m very very afraid of ending up making my back worse or giving myself an additional lifelong injury because my back pain is already tough to deal with without the use of painkillers so I can’t afford to cause myself any more pain and that’s the reason I’ll stay aware from extreme sports like this because I’d rather save my body to play with my grand children in the future not because I’m too old at 35.
@@Evergreen1400 Not like "this" but ripping up double track at 40mph on the decents. Average 200 watts on 2 hour gravel rides, max HR 185 with 147 average.
I used to ride A. LOT. until I broke my back in Baghdad when I was in the Marines. I’ve peddled around the neighborhood with my wife on a little beach cruiser we got but can’t handle the big stuff anymore. Downhill in New Zealand, trails in Prague and all the different XC in socal were my favorites. I had to follow for the bittersweet memories. Thanks for making me remember the past loves of my life ✌🏼
not gonna say thanks for your service but rather sorry what you lost man, life changing injuries like that are almost unfathomable until it happens to you. hope you have a good one my man, stay safe out there
It’s a lot easier than it looks, I was intimidated and my fiancé when we first approached the jumps with about 1-2 year’s experience and were surprised on how mellow the jumps were to flow through. The course is sculpted to perfection and anyone can glide right through if they fully commit and don’t let the side view intimidate them. Definitely helped me and my fiancé grow mentally and physically in the sport
Hey christian! you prolly don't remember me but i helped dig a little bit at the most recent eagle mountain jump jam. I love watching your insta but im super glad your doing more on yt now. Stay sendy
My god this looks fun. It's way bigger but reminds me of the jumps that was built in the early 90s in my hometown. It got passed thru generations until it got demolished and a disc golf course built there.
My stomach was hurting bad like I just got stabbed in the stomach but seeing all these tricks by one of my favorite things to do, biking it made me feel better
Man... a few of those jumps remind me of the jumps behind Ramona high-school Damn things were so huge and steep😅 Saw a kid do a backflip off of them once with pure amazement... dude became an instant legend
Can’t believe y’all are pushing me towards 10k subs after only posting here for three weeks 😭🫶🏼 ty
Uve earned it bud
what is full suspension
What happens if you don't make it
It was pog frfr
Supposedly someone on here said full suspension reduces the speed so you might not make the jumps and hurt yourself if you don’t get the right amount of speed
Seen them irl, and always forget how steep those are, impressive you did that on a full sus
That berm looks sketchy
@@tranceman9670 it’s not sketch, it’s nearly vertical to maintain speed
@@nate.hall_11 I know, I ride my self but still I would think twice lol
Me too every time I've gone I just went and rode the little hill trail instead 😅
Those are named hillsides right by murrieta right?
I can imagine Djs having a hard time, they normally hang out in clubs.
Who tf posted this, and got 400 likes with no context 💀
Skrillex been real quiet since this dropped
What's a dj btw
@@soniccraft5283bruh u on the wrong side of youtube rn
I would struggle for sure. specially after a full night on stage, shit
I love how whenever I watch a video like this I always think “I can do that” then go to my nearest mountain biking area and can barely get through the easiest level they have
Thats the way bro. Trust me, you'll get better ;-)
@@trailbuilder5789 tysm
Bro, I have been riding for 17 years now, and I still have to walk those crazy trails first. It takes time. Never be discouraged, be safe and know your limits. Can't have fun if you are dead.
@@johnneygold4088 Riding for 20 years now. Same "problem" here man. But we have to consider that the riders level is much higher these days.
Modern bikes, tutorials, tons of videos from the bikepark you visit next are the explanation for me... Keeping up while getting older is a chellange of its own. Kepp on going - ride or die ;-)
"No mtbs allowed!" Proceeds to do line on full sus mtb
Yes, I was there with the trail boss who builds them. He was stoked too ☺️
@@christian.peper21 😂
I was about to say that
Why is it difficult for a full sus mtb?
@@Bdigital9482 basically squish in the rear=absorbs momentum=robs you of speed. Think of riding on a pump track, trying to pump the bike if you are on a full sus is usually harder as you end up just compressing the suspension.
When the track, berms and jumps are so well packed, it legit looks like concrete.
Feels like it too 😅
@@raindropwalka6669 💯
Man imagine busting one of them jumps
@@Bigjonstud187 finally.... I weigh 280lb and i was thinking the whole time.... "what if it gives?" Seriously though, im sure it would be fine. But knowing that 280lb can turn into +1000lb in force when speed is added is sorta unsettling.
@@RUclips_is_complete-total_shitwhat are you, 6'6"+?
I like how there are people who does these types of things and has a first person perspective because people who are not as skilled can watch and getting a taste of what it's like to do it so thank you.
That’s gonna be a sick ass archeology site in 600 years
They will say they use to worship the god of mud hill
Probably none of it will stay like that unless it is reinforced with wood or clay
"... they were probably used for human sacrifice..."
We don't even know what a woman is... we won't be around in 600 years.
@@PoopaChallupa why you guys gotta bring this into everything
See the real problem is you make this look so easy, 4 facial reconstructions later I can almost smile again
hope your doing better
I always recommend full face!
@@CodingWithUnity you're*
@@CodingWithUnity better./!/...*
“Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a Ride!”
Get your money’s worth from your meat suit before returning to the rental company.
Dude that was pretty sick! I love the first person camera action! I was rooting for you the whole time 🤙🏼✌🏼
The sound of the tires… magical.
Zzzzzzzzz, zzzzzzzzzz, zzzzzzz!
You mean sound of the electric motor?
@@tkostangwhat electric motor??
@@zackshafto3040the guy probably thinks he is using an e-bike because he isn't pedaling.
@@tkostangpov you don’t know what pumping is
These jumps are literally a work of art, Keith is a beast and artist for building these, now I’ve gotta see them hit in person!
Who’s Keith? Does he have a channel?
Where is this at I will make sure they are preserved I just want to ride it
@@somethingsomething404 Kieth Hartwell art of the dig
@@Tyler5767playsmc it’s in a needle of a haystack of a place - the internet will never know…
If you know you know.. if you don’t keep on searching
@@Tyler5767playsmc San Clemente. They are near the skate park sort of. Here are the coords: 33.43783° N, 117.58370° W
I used to bmx and those 1 to 2 second moments of weightlessness……..amazing
It never looks that bad when you see the trails online but when you get there everything changes
Have You been there? Has It disappointed? 🤔
This is in San Clemente near the dog park trails. It does not disappoint
@@markiyanhapyak349way gnarlier in person. They do not disappoint.
Nah he meant it like, that when youre there in person this shit is like 3x bigger than on video @@markiyanhapyak349
Hello
Your hub sounds like a swarm of bees is chasing you, and it’s insane.😂😂😂
reminds me of my FMX days
🤣🤣
CHRIS KINGS BABAYYYYY yea I cannot afford but they do sound great aye?
Chris king or hope hubs baby
Hydra hub. 6 pawl. Guaranteed
That berm is so gnarly..trails are so sick ive been builging mine now for over 15 years and im now 40..man that is alot of stacking and packing and and eveeything is corner policed, soooo dialed, just a dream in my opinion..so sick 🤘🏻👍🏻🤘🏻
Much respect from NJ 🤙🏼🤙🏼
That tire sound …. That smooth landing and the sound of nothing loose ..😮💨so satisfying.
Definitely ASMR quality
100% agree. Shows his skill level especially with a full suspension, didn't notice but guessing being a.full suspension MTB he had gears and didmt.hear.the de-railer rattle once....
I have to say I've never enjoyed a video as much as I enjoyed this video with these jumps I don't know where you put your GoPro but it is in the exact right spot for us to feel like we're riding the bike with you that was epic and I am so grateful thank you so much the sound that those tires make when they hit the ground and when they're in the air is really cool thank you so much
The go-pro does not do that wall justice! seeing you stand next to it was a good addition to the vid. Great riding my friend!
It usually never does I don’t think,
Holy crap that track is crazy and you killed it!! 🤯
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What a skill to build this and make it flow so well. Pure talent and passion
That might be one of the most beautiful burms that I've ever seen. Oh and that rhythm section, my God 😍
No one but you! omg goodness! your just that good. the only person to make it with full suspension bike right here.
You make it look too easy! It sounds so smooth. Very impressive.
It’s a lot easier than it looks, I was intimidated and my fiancé when we first approached the jumps with about 1-2 year’s experience and were surprised on how mellow the jumps were to flow through. The course is sculpted to perfection and anyone can glide right through if they fully commit and don’t let the side view intimidate them. Definitely helped me and my fiancé grow mentally and physically in the sport
@@trixonic6934 I am about 230 lbs of beef. I’m afraid gravity might not be as forgiving at the moment. I’m pretty athletic none the less. Getting old though 37. I’d liken it to the trampoline park when I’m with my kids. “Look dads doing a flip again, okay he over shot the trampoline by about a foot, okay now he rolled his ankle” As I have gotten older these injuries that use to take a few days to weeks to heal take months to years. I have to be very selective now on how I want to hurt myself.
Impressive to me at 70 yrs old!
I used to ride my Schwinn Stingray in the woods!
“This place is definition of steep and deep”
And you are the definition of a 🐐
I committed to every jump while watching. And every time, I thought he was gonna land short 😅
I kept tensing up before he nails each landing. I would not want to go over my handlebars and across that sand/rock mixture!
Exactly my thoughts I didn't smile until the end lmao
can we just appreciate the smooth landings, i don’t even mountain bike and i noticed
Wow! Those jumps are INSANE. Mad respect bro❤️
And hear I thought we built some badass BMX Jump parks back in the day... This place is on a whole different level.
It's a long way from planks and blocks in the parking lot, huh? Need to see the "making of" video.
You doing this:
Me going down a hill 5 mph and wiping out 🤕
I have wrecked hard at walking speed after a stop light, when I decided not to shift down but my chain threw anyway.
Often times it's better to go faster that way you glide over the obstacles with some force. If you go too slow it's easier to crash
mad respect to people who build features for the local community and for visitors
Homie booped his own tire, what a madlad.
It's called a tire grab he grabbed the tire. It's actually a pretty easy trick
@Heavymetalstonie420 idk I feel like it's true name given to it by the gods is the "tire boop" don't take it up with me, take it up with the bike gods
@ToadallyEbikes yeah go to any rider BMX. Mountain rider or dirt jump rider and they probably will look at you and go wtf is that. We call it a tire grab.
@Heavymetalstonie420 buddy. I'm not being serious. I'm being goofy.
Can only say, u have unreal control over that bike to pull that off. nice one mate
The BMX definition of Death Valley... I don't ride, but you had me amazed and my ass pucker at the same time... Jesus
When I was a kid, I dreamed of a track like that. Now that I’m far removed from kid-dom, that scares the crap out of me… I see things differently in my old age
Yeah I just turned 35 last month and I’m sitting here watching this having not rode a bike in any athletic form in 20+ years wondering if I’d shit myself, break a bone or somehow not hospitalize myself if I tried riding something like that.
@@Evergreen1400 Get back on the bike, 53 and I love listening to 30 somethings complain about being old
@@bindingcurve you’re riding like this at 53 ?
@@bindingcurve I’m also curious as to what part of my comment qualifies as “complaining about being old” ? Nobody who’s lived the life I have would be ignorant enough to complain about the biggest blessing I’ve received so please don’t mistake me wondering if I’d shit my self while attempting a run like this for me “complaining about being old” because lord willing I’ll be turning 36 this month and that means I’ve been blessed with an extra 18 years of life that my 2 best friends weren’t blessed with having been murdered at 17-18 which is what my future looked like as a 17 year old. I thank God for every new day I see and I’m a highly athletic/active person I just don’t do many things that could cause broken bones or hurt my back more than it already is hurt. I ended up addicted to pain meds because my Drs recommended me start taking opiates I ended up getting myself off of them and have been opiate free for over 5 years now but because of my previous addiction I’m very very afraid of ending up making my back worse or giving myself an additional lifelong injury because my back pain is already tough to deal with without the use of painkillers so I can’t afford to cause myself any more pain and that’s the reason I’ll stay aware from extreme sports like this because I’d rather save my body to play with my grand children in the future not because I’m too old at 35.
@@Evergreen1400 Not like "this" but ripping up double track at 40mph on the decents. Average 200 watts on 2 hour gravel rides, max HR 185 with 147 average.
Steep and deep 😭 I miss her.
feel ya
Homies all ran through her don't be sad..
Y'all know her too?!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She will be leaving in 5 minutes.
I used to ride A. LOT. until I broke my back in Baghdad when I was in the Marines. I’ve peddled around the neighborhood with my wife on a little beach cruiser we got but can’t handle the big stuff anymore. Downhill in New Zealand, trails in Prague and all the different XC in socal were my favorites. I had to follow for the bittersweet memories. Thanks for making me remember the past loves of my life ✌🏼
Thank you for your service brother hope the new year treats you well
Thank you for your service brotha 🙏
That’s my biggest fear. Losing my ability to ride.
I’m sorry for what you lost,and, what you had to give in service to our great nation. Thank you brother. 🇺🇸
not gonna say thanks for your service but rather sorry what you lost man, life changing injuries like that are almost unfathomable until it happens to you. hope you have a good one my man, stay safe out there
I actually felt the rush of those jumps, awesome cam work!
It’s a lot easier than it looks, I was intimidated and my fiancé when we first approached the jumps with about 1-2 year’s experience and were surprised on how mellow the jumps were to flow through. The course is sculpted to perfection and anyone can glide right through if they fully commit and don’t let the side view intimidate them. Definitely helped me and my fiancé grow mentally and physically in the sport
Are you engaged to your bike?
And did you do it on a mtb?
@@harrisp584lol 😂
@@konstantin7596 Just tighten or lock out the suspension. Not rocket science (for most people)
No it’s not.. that berm alone would stop most riders.
I don't ride bikes but that track is sick. Glad you made it out alive!
One of many secret gems of Southern Cali. So beautiful!!
That front tire grab was insane!!🔥🔥
Hey christian! you prolly don't remember me but i helped dig a little bit at the most recent eagle mountain jump jam. I love watching your insta but im super glad your doing more on yt now. Stay sendy
This has been here for 9 years what do you mean. Stop the cap
@@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing..I think he's talking about Eagle Mountain in Utah
Guy must have his shocks locked to be able to pump the transitions like that
"This place is the definition of steep and deep" thats what she said
Ayo steep??
That’s impressive. How close is nearest hospital?
Actually really close, lol.
No shit. I was looking for the Heli Pad.
Lmao
When you’re in the air it sounds like your cassette is saying “woahhHHHHhh” and it fits perfectly
Awesome. Greetings from Norway 🙂👍
Greetings! Not sure I’ve ever talked to someone from Norway 😮
@@christian.peper21 well its a first time now then 🤣 .
@@christian.peper21 hi!
Damn that was badass man!
This vid don’t even show how insane these jumps are it’s awsome ❤
“Hey this wall taste like dirt”
Tail's was effectively retarded in that show
My anxiety is off the charts man 😱
Love how he appreciates the tracks and cares about it
even i got chills watching it
Sick! good job 👍🤘
Thanks so much 🙏🏼
My god this looks fun. It's way bigger but reminds me of the jumps that was built in the early 90s in my hometown. It got passed thru generations until it got demolished and a disc golf course built there.
“Even DJs have a hard time with them”
Proceeds to trick every single jump
Steep and deep; two words my wife would never describe our sex life as.
TUNA CAN CLUB🙌 Can't reach too far but sure will be at the hell outta the side walls!🤣
The sun set in the back round is just glorious
That was some sick air, brother! You’re a lot braver than I am!
That sandy clay is something else when it comes to trail building. Has to be the best terrain to build in right there
That had to been a puckering experience. Salute brother
Impressive my man, I’ve never been able to do anything like that on full suspension, maybe on a hard tail but even then your doing some amazing stuff
Dude so fire! If I was in my prime I’d have to ride this out
The amount of effort it takes to have that experience 😮
Nasty! Absolute respect to this rider. That course gives me anxiety. I’m positive i would break my sh*t just trying to make a lap.
My stomach was hurting bad like I just got stabbed in the stomach but seeing all these tricks by one of my favorite things to do, biking it made me feel better
Love these Ionic dig to ride bmx spots. Some of my favorite videos are at this spot.
That’s like 5 minutes from home for me. One of my favorite trails, hole in the fence, goes right past it
Ridden them, they are amazing. I regularly ride the Ipswich Trails and a few others throughout PA.
you can tell bro was the popular kid in school😭🙏🏻
This guy is now officially Mr. Decenders
It's so beautiful... Brings a tear to my eye.
Ohhh yeahhh the local jumps, sick to see you ripping them bro I get scared just looking at them
I wouldn’t ever but I appreciate this skill
My toxic trait is I think I could master this hobby in a week 😂I love love love to bike, but never have done or even tried bmx and stuff,
Craziest track I've ever seen! Thanks bro
my body started moving on its own every time you jumped. god i miss riding the dirt rails
I'm not even into this but it looks so fun and i love the sound too
What a freaking amazing noise, while the wheel spins in there air! Noice!
Man... a few of those jumps remind me of the jumps behind Ramona high-school
Damn things were so huge and steep😅
Saw a kid do a backflip off of them once with pure amazement... dude became an instant legend
I don't even ride, but man that place is amazing.
Imagine he say "I bet you can't clone me coby!" 💀💀
Dude is shredding! Wish I had the guts or the reaction time 😂
Till this day this man can not leave and will be stuck going off ramps for eternity
💀💀
I miss these days. We never built anything quite like this but some were pretty gnarly. Have your bars up to your chest taking off of the lip haha.
Watching that had me flexing my leg muscles!
That toboggan was sick at the end
So sick bro looks so fun to shred like that
Bruh you're not less than machine.
Humans are incredible🎉
You make it look so easy that’s dangerous 😂
I’m seeing some really cool tracks but this one takes the cake
Awesome, i would break my bones if i try this 😂
Bro you are such a shredder keep it up man
That looks so easy and then you get to see the place in real life.
You gotta love that flywheel sound
The flow is so smooth. 🔥
My man be doin wheelies on the jumps
I can't imagine the pain he went through before becoming a pro ❤