I just like seeing videos where Seth is actually riding again. I get he's a dad now and cant afford another broken collar bone but it's always nice to see.
What stands out to me that I feel sometimes goes unnoticed, is how far cameras (action cameras especially) have progressed. Amazes me how high quality and smooth the footage is with just two lights at night.
Love my outbound lighting setup. Have never had a situation where I didn’t have enough light. One pro tip for you Seth, not sure if he mentioned it. They have a clip available for the underside of the bar light that your cables/hoses go into so they don’t bounce in front of the light. Noticed you didn’t have it.
@@BermPeakExpress I second this person. Outbound light is the best bike light I’ve ever used and I will never use another light especially for my road bike their road addition with the sharp cut off line like a car headlight is a complete game changer for riding where you might blind oncoming traffic or pedestrians
@@Aidanburns13 yeah we don’t include it with every light because we’ve found only ~20% of customer bikes need it (just the ones that need it tend to really need it…), so we don’t want to make every light more expensive for 80% of them to end up in the landfill, working on a more eco-friendly solution long term!
Imagine how cool some long exposure photos of Seth riding some obstacles with his lights on would look. It might be a cool idea for a t-shirt graphic too
Plus 1 for Outbound Lighting… the Hangover helmet light with the Trail EVO bar light is the best combo out there … I’ve met and ridden with Tom (owner/engineer of Outbound) in Pisgah - he absolutely shreds
Just looked at their website. Honestly für 240 bucks the mounting system of the flood light looks a little bit weak/plasticy to me. Lupine offers an metal brace for mounting...
@@austenitferrit8248 they redid their mount last year / it’s solid. Worth mentioning, you probably don’t want a fully rigid, unmovable mount. in case of a crash, you’d rather the mount give way before the energy of the impact transfer to the light itself or the bars causing worse damage to more expensive parts
Night riding is so much fun I like the eerie feeling in the middle of the desert hearing the owls and seeing the night hawks flying around. Seeing the eyes glowing back at you is also creepy but cool to see.
I love my Outbound lights. I've been using them for 3 years. In the winter months, I run them 2-3 times per week for around 2 hours each session. Great lights.
I’ve been running that same OB Lighting combo for the past season and a half and I’m a huge fan! Great battery life, lights up my trails perfectly! As a matter of fact, I’ve scored a good amount of PRs at night with these lights. And their customer service is spot on! I had to get a part replaced, and they were so cool about everything, sending me a replacement for free. Needless to say, I’m a satisfied customer. I’m interested to see your long-term review on these lights.
Finally! A full-fledged video with night riding. I ride at night myself, although not so good, but I understand what it's about, my feelings are aggravated, the feeling of speed multiplies by 2 and you just get incredibly high from what is happening. Thanks!
Thrilled to see some love for Outbound Lighting. Been using their older style Road and Trail lights for a few years now, great stuff. Good fun to run both of those lights AND the Hangover; feels like daytime.
You’re the gold standard for everyman MTB content, Seth. Been a fan since the beginning. You keep getting better. Proud of what you’ve accomplished, my man. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
I feel like Seth doing this at night is how it actually feels for anyones first time at berm peak. The lights sorta get rid of that GoPro effect. Full sends from Seth!!
Seth, great idea! Hang some solar powered LED flood lights at each feature. Add an extension to the power switch so you can hang them high but turn them on/off as needed. Really miss you building out more features. Maybe something after the Maim Frame?
I've been following outbound lighting for a year or so now. They really seem to be the best quality, brightest, best company around. I bet they blow up with orders after this video! Thanks for sharing the sketch!
I have a set of Outbound mtb lights (and a road light as well) and they're honestly the best investment I've made for extending my riding into late fall when the weather is crispy and perfect but gets dark early. The owner/designer Matt is a sharp dude, a huuuuuge MTB enthusiast, and is easy to talk to. I recommend these lights to everyone who asks about lights, and most of my friends have them because of seeing mine in person. They're definitely a step up in price compared to the basic generic stuff you can find online, but they rival/beat the best stuff on the market regardless of price. With 3 years of use on Outbound products, I'm a huge fan. I'm surprised Seth hasn't found these sooner.
Holy moly that even got my heart up! the most involved video I think Seth has ever put out. Having the tunnel vision from the dark really pulls you in...
Last Fall and Winter were my first season of Outbound lighting on my bars. They are great. Just the fact that you can film with a GoPro which aren't great in low lighting, proves how good these light s are! Great video Seth!
I highly recommend trying this with just a head mounted light. It always seems like more light is better, but the head mount is always naturally pointing where you want to look (and go). I've found that if you have both, the handlebar mounted one can actually distract you in weird ways.
I mounted 2 lights on my bars and one on top of the helmet and found I kept crashing. Best I can assume it's that there were no shadows which washed out ground and rock features, so I rode straight into and over obstacles I'd normally avoid easily.
@@davidhamm2613 you’re actually onto something there: any helmet light will make trails look flat, because the light is above your eye-line and thus produces no shadows from objects sticking up out of the trail, so rock gardens look smooth, which makes them harder to read in general, especially at speed. That’s why having a super wide handlebar beam pattern is helpful (so it covers everything regardless of where your bars are pointing) by casting shadows out that you can look down into, which make the terrain look 3D. Helmet lights are good to point down trail at speed and around tight corners, but having them overpowered and down-angled wash out all the definition you get from a bar-mounted light, which makes it harder to read the trail. Narrow beams with harsh edges (really sharp circular spots in particular) can be even more distracting, particularly on the bars, which is why it’s really important to have wide, even illumination from the bars.
Good to see that Outbound Lighting is getting some spotlight. I've had the Evo combo since they first introduced it. Lights are great. The company also has some of the best customer service I've ever experienced.
Seth has bigger balls than I do, but I would love to do that. I dig night riding and have a bit of an obsession with lights. I look forward to updates on this set of lights and I look forward to another night ride video. Great job, glad he did not crash.
I used to LOVE night riding! I ran 2 floods on the handlebars for a wider beam and a spot. But the BIGGEST game changer is a flood under the lower tube. It shines down where your front wheel is and shines forward on jumps. It allows you to run your flood lights slightly higher as well. Game. Changer.
I live down in Tasmania, Australia and I've been running some Serfas lights for a few years that weren't too expensive. 1600 lumen for the flood and 1000 for the helmet. Great for winter when it gets dark at 5pm and you can't ride after work otherwise. Enjoyed the video, wouldn't do crazy features like that though hahaha
I use two lights on the front as Seth recommended. The helmet light is mainly for me to see my cockpit and some additional running lights, but I can increase the intensity whenever I need more. I use a 1000 lumen floodlamp as my main headlight.
Pumped to see you night riding! I ride almost exclusively at night cause of my crap work schedule, and swear by my outbound lighting.i especially love the cable manager hooks to keep the shadows from projecting.
What I‘m the most impressed with is the low light performance of the GoPro! Those shots are completely black at the sides and even though you are riding with lights it’s not comparable to sunlight. Still the pictures are super sharpe
Que the exited seth noises. I loved hearing such exitement and the rush of adrenaline coming out of Seth! That's the Seth I started watching a while ago. Welcome back mate!
Man that was insane. I love night riding, I live in Malaysia and I night ride in the jungle. I’ve had a few close encounters with wild boars and the odd snake but I’d take them on any day rather than do those sketchy jumps at night. Jeez they came up quick. Lights looked awesome though. I use MagicShine lights which are pretty good but separate batteries which can be a pain. So I might try out these if they’re available over here. Great job Seth. Keep up the awesome work.
Seth is just next level with these vids. Ppl who don't agree are just MID. Seth, u are the all-time G.O.A.T. Congrats for everything and thanks for bringing such a legend into the bike community.
As much as I enjoy the Berm Peak videos, my favourite videos have always been the ones where he goes on riding adventures with the boys like Alex and Phil. This video reminds me of those good old days lol
Outbound lights are good stuff. I've had the hangover helmet light since the initial pre-order. I had a minor issue with the first one I got and their service was top notch. Definitely recommend them👍
Yea...my 3 piece collar bone twitched a little bit thinking about landing in a rock garden at night. Instantly reminded of when he super boosted himself OTB into his decorative, trail border, rock landscaping. Ugh! Ballsy!!!😎
I think for the first time in a video we the audience got a small inkling of the experience of riding with the full run from 10:50. The motion blur and tunnel vision caused by the lighting really showed how much speed you carry, how quickly you pick up speed in some parts and how little time you have to react. Kudos for doing all that.
I sold the car and have 100% committed to biking as my mode of commuting. Constantly searching for a light for my tourer for 3-seasons and my MTB for winter. Looks like you've pointed me in the right direction. Thanks for the Pro Tip!
Night riding is my absolute favorite! Me and my buddies go on evening rides once a week at 6pm on Tuesday. It's like a tradition of ours. During the winter and fall months those rides are completely dark, but we all have great lights (I don't have Outbound yet but plan to for this upcoming season; one of my friends rides with them and they're legit nice and bright). The darkness really spices things up, making features you've ridden many times feel completely different!
In-freakin-sane!! But SO entertaining! You are a MONSTER!! You had my heart racing and my palms sweaty! Well done! I've done a fair bit of night riding but could not imagine doing something as crazy as that. Hat's of to you sir!
Haven't watched this yet, but just want to say, me and my friends used to do night rides constantly, more than daytime rides. And I loved every minute of it. I found I rode better and had more fun. With a great light on the trail it helped me focus on things in the distance and not worry about what was under the wheels. I always got into a flow state much easier on night rides.
I just wanna say as a day one Seth fan its amazing to get this old school feel again. The oohhs and ahas are back the champion grunts just love to see you smashing trails again bro love the content as always keep it up!!!!!!!
I'm a HUGE fan of the Outbound Lights and what the team over there has designed. I run them as my primary and never looked back...except to see the bear chasing me clear as day because these lights are so bright! 😂
I did the Outbound demo in Sedona and those things are serious. It was rainy and bad conditions but those lights made it almost as good as daylight…maybe just a little more exciting.
I did my fair share of night riding. Other than good lights there is also an element of "getting used to it". Go for a night ride 2 or 3 times per week the whole winter season and it will become a second nature. In fact, when after 3 months you'll go for a day ride it will feel weird. And yes, bigger features (jumps, drops) are the worst, "leaps of faith into to the dark" :D One good tip is do night rides in a group. When two people with good lights go one after another with the right distance between them, the 2nd in line has a lot better vision.
Ive been using outbound lights for about 2 years. They are great! They replaced my niteriders i used for a few years prior and they are definitely worth the change. BTW, If i recall correctly, the hanglover (headlight) is built to accept go pro camera mounts. Double check it if interested.
As a patroller at a year round bike park I sadly have to do this every night on every trail to "sweep" the trails each and every winters day. After 4 years it's still terrifying so good on you
This is so freakin awesome!!!! I got the same lights and as I sit here typing this I'm setting them and going to ride them the very first time in Bentonville!!! I'm so stoked to get out there! It's 11:30 pm here and I'm shaking with excitement!! My wife and I drove down here from SE. Wi. yesterday and I could not wait to do this Now!! YEEEEWW LET'S GOOOO
It's seems madnesses to me riding berm peak during the day. To do it at night takes it to a whole new level. Great video Seth, especially with how difficult it is to light a night scene that will produce a decent image.
Best compilation thus far. Thank you. Please long-term test Outbound.. I’ve had them in my basket for years. Simply for this reason.. waiting for YOU to test them. Thanks, Seth. I look forward to working with you some day.
Initial impressions of those lights... I'm impressed. They look like such a better shape than most and it's seriously sleek under the helmet peak! I like this a LOT!
I bet you will love the lights! I backed the company by getting a helmet and bar light when they were developing them. Unfortunately someone stole them off my bike and helmet while I went into a restaurant for 20 minutes. I haven’t been able to get another set of lights yet, but once I save up enough it will definitely be the same ones again
I learned this a while back; the 40% or whatever that is the rain percent, is based on how much of the town/are you have selected will have rain, not the “chance” of rain. When i learned this it changed my perspective on the percentages
I honestly was surprised to see you do the teeter totter after saying you were gonna save it for someone else. Keep up the great content Seth. You’re the most straight forward RUclipsr when it comes to product reviews
Crazy video !!! Thanks for taking the lead on making it🙏🏼 Maybe down the road with the budget, the park could get sone solar light s throughout the park for some night riding? That would be fun 🤙🏼
![Gunna - HIM ALL ALONG [Official Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/w7Wf0h1Q8a4/mqdefault.jpg)
I just like seeing videos where Seth is actually riding again. I get he's a dad now and cant afford another broken collar bone but it's always nice to see.
I agree with you it kinda reminds of the older vids
@@TrTriTrippin he could if he wants.
@@TrTriTrippin Spoken like a man without a child to provide for
I miss just the group rides he did in the beginning of his NC time. Get up on check out trails with buddies!
@@styl__ having a child doesn't mean you need to abandon all of your hobbies lmao, you can have a balance of parenthood and investing in yourself
What stands out to me that I feel sometimes goes unnoticed, is how far cameras (action cameras especially) have progressed. Amazes me how high quality and smooth the footage is with just two lights at night.
I was going to mention the great video quality for night
They are really bright lights though, so that helps.
That's the benefit of manually setting exposure. Don't leave that shit on auto if you can help it.
Its probably because the camera and light are mounted at the same point. Either the helmet or body? {just guessing btw}
Seth: Let's make a super sketchy trail system in my backyard!
Also Seth: What if we made it even sketchier?
A little bit different, but kinda the same
I can 100% say that Seth has taught me everything I know about Bikes and trails
Let’s not go that far
At least 5% of bike knowledge is Park Tool exclusive, so just… okay? XP
Love my outbound lighting setup. Have never had a situation where I didn’t have enough light.
One pro tip for you Seth, not sure if he mentioned it. They have a clip available for the underside of the bar light that your cables/hoses go into so they don’t bounce in front of the light. Noticed you didn’t have it.
I just noticed that over the weekend, and it’s pretty genius
@@BermPeakExpress it’s a must have in my opinion. Wish it was included with the light but well worth it either way.
@@BermPeakExpress I second this person. Outbound light is the best bike light I’ve ever used and I will never use another light especially for my road bike their road addition with the sharp cut off line like a car headlight is a complete game changer for riding where you might blind oncoming traffic or pedestrians
@@Aidanburns13 yeah we don’t include it with every light because we’ve found only ~20% of customer bikes need it (just the ones that need it tend to really need it…), so we don’t want to make every light more expensive for 80% of them to end up in the landfill, working on a more eco-friendly solution long term!
@@tomplace4487 Totally understable, keep killing it!
Imagine how cool some long exposure photos of Seth riding some obstacles with his lights on would look. It might be a cool idea for a t-shirt graphic too
This is a great idea 💡 👆🏽
Plus 1 for Outbound Lighting… the Hangover helmet light with the Trail EVO bar light is the best combo out there … I’ve met and ridden with Tom (owner/engineer of Outbound) in Pisgah - he absolutely shreds
Just looked at their website. Honestly für 240 bucks the mounting system of the flood light looks a little bit weak/plasticy to me. Lupine offers an metal brace for mounting...
@@austenitferrit8248 they redid their mount last year / it’s solid. Worth mentioning, you probably don’t want a fully rigid, unmovable mount. in case of a crash, you’d rather the mount give way before the energy of the impact transfer to the light itself or the bars causing worse damage to more expensive parts
Testament to how good a rider Seth is
He doesn't give himself enough credit. To ride like this, especially after such a bad injury, he's got it nailed on the bike and in his head.
It helps that it's his own trail and he rides it constantly.
No joke Outbound lighting is the absolute best there is. They're also some of the nicest people you will ever meet.
I really like how "raw" this video was when he was riding I found it very relaxing you can hear the wheels and the wind
Night riding is so much fun I like the eerie feeling in the middle of the desert hearing the owls and seeing the night hawks flying around. Seeing the eyes glowing back at you is also creepy but cool to see.
Woow, that sounds pretty cool
It would actually be pretty cool if you added lights along the runs. It would double the ride time in the fall and early spring.
I love my Outbound lights.
I've been using them for 3 years. In the winter months, I run them 2-3 times per week for around 2 hours each session.
Great lights.
I’ve been running that same OB Lighting combo for the past season and a half and I’m a huge fan! Great battery life, lights up my trails perfectly! As a matter of fact, I’ve scored a good amount of PRs at night with these lights. And their customer service is spot on! I had to get a part replaced, and they were so cool about everything, sending me a replacement for free. Needless to say, I’m a satisfied customer. I’m interested to see your long-term review on these lights.
Finally! A full-fledged video with night riding. I ride at night myself, although not so good, but I understand what it's about, my feelings are aggravated, the feeling of speed multiplies by 2 and you just get incredibly high from what is happening. Thanks!
Thrilled to see some love for Outbound Lighting. Been using their older style Road and Trail lights for a few years now, great stuff. Good fun to run both of those lights AND the Hangover; feels like daytime.
You’re the gold standard for everyman MTB content, Seth. Been a fan since the beginning. You keep getting better. Proud of what you’ve accomplished, my man. 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
God the Amount of Balls of steel you have Seth is making me shred the Trails in nights with To thrills down my soul!
I feel like Seth doing this at night is how it actually feels for anyones first time at berm peak. The lights sorta get rid of that GoPro effect. Full sends from Seth!!
Seth, great idea! Hang some solar powered LED flood lights at each feature. Add an extension to the power switch so you can hang them high but turn them on/off as needed. Really miss you building out more features. Maybe something after the Maim Frame?
I've been following outbound lighting for a year or so now. They really seem to be the best quality, brightest, best company around. I bet they blow up with orders after this video!
Thanks for sharing the sketch!
I have a set of Outbound mtb lights (and a road light as well) and they're honestly the best investment I've made for extending my riding into late fall when the weather is crispy and perfect but gets dark early. The owner/designer Matt is a sharp dude, a huuuuuge MTB enthusiast, and is easy to talk to. I recommend these lights to everyone who asks about lights, and most of my friends have them because of seeing mine in person. They're definitely a step up in price compared to the basic generic stuff you can find online, but they rival/beat the best stuff on the market regardless of price.
With 3 years of use on Outbound products, I'm a huge fan. I'm surprised Seth hasn't found these sooner.
I love night riding! Makes your home trails feel brand new! Look like great lights!
Holy moly that even got my heart up! the most involved video I think Seth has ever put out. Having the tunnel vision from the dark really pulls you in...
Last Fall and Winter were my first season of Outbound lighting on my bars. They are great. Just the fact that you can film with a GoPro which aren't great in low lighting, proves how good these light s are! Great video Seth!
I am a big fan of Outbound lights. I am running the Hangover on my helmet, and the EVO on my bars. Great setup.
I highly recommend trying this with just a head mounted light. It always seems like more light is better, but the head mount is always naturally pointing where you want to look (and go). I've found that if you have both, the handlebar mounted one can actually distract you in weird ways.
Ive done the same! all about the helmet light only! I will add, that it sucks if you get distracted and look away from the trail tho
I mounted 2 lights on my bars and one on top of the helmet and found I kept crashing. Best I can assume it's that there were no shadows which washed out ground and rock features, so I rode straight into and over obstacles I'd normally avoid easily.
@@davidhamm2613 you’re actually onto something there: any helmet light will make trails look flat, because the light is above your eye-line and thus produces no shadows from objects sticking up out of the trail, so rock gardens look smooth, which makes them harder to read in general, especially at speed. That’s why having a super wide handlebar beam pattern is helpful (so it covers everything regardless of where your bars are pointing) by casting shadows out that you can look down into, which make the terrain look 3D. Helmet lights are good to point down trail at speed and around tight corners, but having them overpowered and down-angled wash out all the definition you get from a bar-mounted light, which makes it harder to read the trail. Narrow beams with harsh edges (really sharp circular spots in particular) can be even more distracting, particularly on the bars, which is why it’s really important to have wide, even illumination from the bars.
Been watching your videos for around 4 years now, Always makes my day seeing you uploaded!
Love my outbound lights. Have been running them for 4+ years.
Two is one. One is none.
A man of culture and taste i see.
I love this challenge! I'm no mountain biker but I still really enjoy your videos.
Good to see that Outbound Lighting is getting some spotlight.
I've had the Evo combo since they first introduced it. Lights are great. The company also has some of the best customer service I've ever experienced.
I've been wanting the Outbound Trail Evo setup for a long time!!!!
Seth has bigger balls than I do, but I would love to do that. I dig night riding and have a bit of an obsession with lights. I look forward to updates on this set of lights and I look forward to another night ride video.
Great job, glad he did not crash.
Great video! Outbound lighting is hands down the best lights on the market!
Outbound for the win. They have been our go to lights for years.
Gotta say I’m glad I bought some outbound lights before this video dropped cause there’s no way they will be in stock now xD
That combo is my favorite light up! Though in my neck of the woods I also need a big net over my face too.
I used to LOVE night riding!
I ran 2 floods on the handlebars for a wider beam and a spot. But the BIGGEST game changer is a flood under the lower tube. It shines down where your front wheel is and shines forward on jumps. It allows you to run your flood lights slightly higher as well. Game. Changer.
You posted a night riding video at night. Brilliant!
I live down in Tasmania, Australia and I've been running some Serfas lights for a few years that weren't too expensive. 1600 lumen for the flood and 1000 for the helmet.
Great for winter when it gets dark at 5pm and you can't ride after work otherwise.
Enjoyed the video, wouldn't do crazy features like that though hahaha
Tassie's the best! Maydena + Derby = 😄
didn’t think my day could get any better, get to miss school for a week because of covid now i can watch a berm peak video
Dude I’m in your same situation lol
That’s what I’m doing
same
Yep. Except school = work
same - except it sucks not to see your friends
Love night rides and the challenge it can bring to riding, really makes Berm Peak look amazing and fun and from a different perspective.
I use two lights on the front as Seth recommended. The helmet light is mainly for me to see my cockpit and some additional running lights, but I can increase the intensity whenever I need more. I use a 1000 lumen floodlamp as my main headlight.
Pumped to see you night riding! I ride almost exclusively at night cause of my crap work schedule, and swear by my outbound lighting.i especially love the cable manager hooks to keep the shadows from projecting.
i would love to see another night ride on your channel again, maybe at Kanuga bike park.
Outbound lights are THE lights.
Thank you Seth! Awesome video, really cool to hear a more raw voice from you being you were genuinely amped up throughout
What I‘m the most impressed with is the low light performance of the GoPro! Those shots are completely black at the sides and even though you are riding with lights it’s not comparable to sunlight. Still the pictures are super sharpe
Que the exited seth noises. I loved hearing such exitement and the rush of adrenaline coming out of Seth! That's the Seth I started watching a while ago. Welcome back mate!
Man that was insane. I love night riding, I live in Malaysia and I night ride in the jungle. I’ve had a few close encounters with wild boars and the odd snake but I’d take them on any day rather than do those sketchy jumps at night. Jeez they came up quick. Lights looked awesome though. I use MagicShine lights which are pretty good but separate batteries which can be a pain. So I might try out these if they’re available over here. Great job Seth. Keep up the awesome work.
This videos music was ON POINT.. from the spooky dark woods vibes, to the chill outro..
Seth is just next level with these vids. Ppl who don't agree are just MID. Seth, u are the all-time G.O.A.T. Congrats for everything and thanks for bringing such a legend into the bike community.
This is the light set up me and my friends have been using for a while now. We all love them.
As much as I enjoy the Berm Peak videos, my favourite videos have always been the ones where he goes on riding adventures with the boys like Alex and Phil.
This video reminds me of those good old days lol
Outbound lights are good stuff. I've had the hangover helmet light since the initial pre-order. I had a minor issue with the first one I got and their service was top notch. Definitely recommend them👍
This is probably one of my favorite videos recently. The videography gives me Skills with Phil vibes and I am 100% here for it. Awesome video
Thank GOD , BACK TO THE RIDING VIDEOS!!!! WHOO WHOOO!!! Love it man!!!!
I like how Seth is being real and honest about his fears and telling us if he is scared or not
Your the one who got me in to mountain biking thank you
Yea...my 3 piece collar bone twitched a little bit thinking about landing in a rock garden at night. Instantly reminded of when he super boosted himself OTB into his decorative, trail border, rock landscaping. Ugh! Ballsy!!!😎
I think for the first time in a video we the audience got a small inkling of the experience of riding with the full run from 10:50. The motion blur and tunnel vision caused by the lighting really showed how much speed you carry, how quickly you pick up speed in some parts and how little time you have to react. Kudos for doing all that.
You're an excellent presenter dude. I love the way those lights look.
I sold the car and have 100% committed to biking as my mode of commuting. Constantly searching for a light for my tourer for 3-seasons and my MTB for winter. Looks like you've pointed me in the right direction. Thanks for the Pro Tip!
You can almost feel the humidity in this video lol. Especially in that closing shot of Seth.
Night riding is my absolute favorite! Me and my buddies go on evening rides once a week at 6pm on Tuesday. It's like a tradition of ours. During the winter and fall months those rides are completely dark, but we all have great lights (I don't have Outbound yet but plan to for this upcoming season; one of my friends rides with them and they're legit nice and bright). The darkness really spices things up, making features you've ridden many times feel completely different!
In-freakin-sane!! But SO entertaining! You are a MONSTER!! You had my heart racing and my palms sweaty! Well done! I've done a fair bit of night riding but could not imagine doing something as crazy as that. Hat's of to you sir!
Been rocking the Outbound Lighting for a year now. Love their stuff!
Haven't watched this yet, but just want to say, me and my friends used to do night rides constantly, more than daytime rides. And I loved every minute of it. I found I rode better and had more fun. With a great light on the trail it helped me focus on things in the distance and not worry about what was under the wheels. I always got into a flow state much easier on night rides.
I just wanna say as a day one Seth fan its amazing to get this old school feel again. The oohhs and ahas are back the champion grunts just love to see you smashing trails again bro love the content as always keep it up!!!!!!!
I'm a HUGE fan of the Outbound Lights and what the team over there has designed. I run them as my primary and never looked back...except to see the bear chasing me clear as day because these lights are so bright! 😂
I did the Outbound demo in Sedona and those things are serious. It was rainy and bad conditions but those lights made it almost as good as daylight…maybe just a little more exciting.
I was there too! Love my Outbound Lighting setup!
I did my fair share of night riding. Other than good lights there is also an element of "getting used to it". Go for a night ride 2 or 3 times per week the whole winter season and it will become a second nature. In fact, when after 3 months you'll go for a day ride it will feel weird. And yes, bigger features (jumps, drops) are the worst, "leaps of faith into to the dark" :D One good tip is do night rides in a group. When two people with good lights go one after another with the right distance between them, the 2nd in line has a lot better vision.
I literally added those lights to my wishlist last night, haha. Perfect timing for a real live review, thanks!
Someone actually made a replica of the wail tail here in an trail someone made! It’s such an awesome feature
Ive been using outbound lights for about 2 years. They are great! They replaced my niteriders i used for a few years prior and they are definitely worth the change. BTW, If i recall correctly, the hanglover (headlight) is built to accept go pro camera mounts. Double check it if interested.
@WhaTsApchat±⓸⓸⓻⓸⓸⓪⓻⓸⓷⓺⓺⓷ Yeah ain't no one gonna believe this is the channel that we're on
As a person who rides at night often....I appreciated this effort and video. Gonna have to take a solid look at those lights for myself.
As a patroller at a year round bike park I sadly have to do this every night on every trail to "sweep" the trails each and every winters day.
After 4 years it's still terrifying so good on you
I bought the Outbound Lighting helmet light (Hangover) a year or so ago. Still going strong, and IT'S AWESOME!!!
This is so freakin awesome!!!! I got the same lights and as I sit here typing this I'm setting them and going to ride them the very first time in Bentonville!!! I'm so stoked to get out there! It's 11:30 pm here and I'm shaking with excitement!! My wife and I drove down here from SE. Wi. yesterday and I could not wait to do this Now!! YEEEEWW LET'S GOOOO
Dude that last clip is probably some of the best biking I've ever seen you put to video..
Thank God you know those trails so well. That looked intimidating.
The camera never captures the scale of how sketchy things are in reality! Super impressed!
It's seems madnesses to me riding berm peak during the day. To do it at night takes it to a whole new level. Great video Seth, especially with how difficult it is to light a night scene that will produce a decent image.
Best compilation thus far. Thank you.
Please long-term test Outbound.. I’ve had them in my basket for years. Simply for this reason.. waiting for YOU to test them.
Thanks, Seth. I look forward to working with you some day.
Initial impressions of those lights... I'm impressed. They look like such a better shape than most and it's seriously sleek under the helmet peak! I like this a LOT!
I bet you will love the lights! I backed the company by getting a helmet and bar light when they were developing them. Unfortunately someone stole them off my bike and helmet while I went into a restaurant for 20 minutes. I haven’t been able to get another set of lights yet, but once I save up enough it will definitely be the same ones again
I like the new editing style on this video
I love watching Seth’s videos that are so cool 😎
Always a good time with you Seth! Cheers!
I learned this a while back; the 40% or whatever that is the rain percent, is based on how much of the town/are you have selected will have rain, not the “chance” of rain. When i learned this it changed my perspective on the percentages
Oh man am I glad I picked up my Outbound Lights before this came out. They’re gonna BLOW UP after this!
Excellent stuff! Can't wait to see you ride Berm Park Dark.
It's a stormy night in south Louisiana and I'm out on the back porch with a beer... Perfect time to watch this video 😂
I honestly was surprised to see you do the teeter totter after saying you were gonna save it for someone else. Keep up the great content Seth. You’re the most straight forward RUclipsr when it comes to product reviews
Best video!!!! That’s the best night ride first person view video I ever saw.
it so satisfying listening to his wheels rolling on the dirt
Crazy video !!!
Thanks for taking the lead on making it🙏🏼
Maybe down the road with the budget, the park could get sone solar light s throughout the park for some night riding?
That would be fun 🤙🏼
This is a top berm peak video. An instant classic!
Hey at least there is less people sitting at the bottom of jumps