@Porter MTB I've found painting or treating the wood before assembling it saves time in the long run and it seems to help it last longer as you can cover all sides easily. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the ride
Hey. We live in NZ and come from the same village as Kelly McGarry. His family dedicated a new pump track for the kids a couple years back. It's called Mcgazzaland and it's my 7yr boys favourite place!! Thought you'd like to know that even when Kelly has passed he's still inspiring the next riders!!
Hey! That is so awesome, I hope to bring the family down in the next few years to check out NZ and ride McGazzaland! I love NZ, one of my favorite places, so good to hear Kelly’s legacy is still carried on and helping the next gen!
Russian olive's are prolific spreaders depending upon where you live. As a tree trimmer we use a product called tordon to keep trees from coming back I'd ask a local company if they would be willing to stop by and or lend a bottle to prevent it from coming back. If they let you do it yourself make sure to be wearing heavy duty gloves and wash your hands thoroughly afterwards otherwise itll probably pop up for years to come. Best of luck love your videos.
Shark fin to a wall ride at the end with a berm below the wall for people who dont want to do the wall ride. I think they are fun to ride in a small place. Remember to use hard wood for supports and fake decking with lots of supports threw out. That fake wood decking works great plus wont just snap like wood but will start bending just a little
You and Seth inspire me to start riding bikes with my son. I live in Salt Lake and wish I had the means and biking equipment to enjoy the backcountry like you and your boys do. Appreciate the fun family content, keep up the good work.
If your ever in a pinch and encounter a wasp nest break cleaner also works externally well. I've killed one with isopropyl alcohol but haven't given it a good test might work if put in a pressurized sprayer though.
Man Eric sorry to hear about your friend Kelly passing away it's nice sometimes to reflect on what they have done for our lives and families lives i loved that part :)
I went to the Deer Valley bike park two weeks ago because of your videos. It was the most fun I’ve ever had and i’m thinking about moving up there. I hope i can see you and your boys shredding sometime in the near future.
I have never critiqued one of your build vids, because they're all great but, I can not remain silent. The upper deck is missing at least 1/4 of necessary stringers- there's no way that would pass code. Also, the added flex/stretch from the missing stringers accelerates the deterioration of the plywood. Good thing is, you can go from underneath with 3, bucketed 8x2's, seal it and, it will out last us both. I like the jump tarps. Maybe, at season, get everyone in the house, toss some wasp bombs under the tarps and run like heck.
Awesome stuff!! Much better than my few pallet stacks to ride over in my backyard. If I may be so bold as to suggest something regardig those good looking plumbs... if you thin them out a bit while they are still very small, basically just after the fruits have formed, the rest you leave on the tree will get quite a bit bigger! They will still taste delicious but will be a bit bigger. My dad used to be a farmer and we had a great variety of fruit trees. Just one little trick I picked up growing up. Try it next season!!
@portermtb I would really love watching a video on your relationship with Kelly. How did you meet, what did you build together, all your trips and just random stuff whe he stayed at your house.
That would be cool to do. we met in Whistler, and again in New Zealand, and became really close friends over the years, we did a lot of fun stuff together!
My son was just mentioning at the beginning of this video that he thought riding the slides would be fun. We can't wait to see that line running again.
10:17 - Amazing duck and weave there! "Float like a Porter, sting like a wasp!" Amazing video! Loved watching that! Really needed it as well after not having the best day. Thanks for putting in all the work, can't wait for some more vids of the backyard and the Alaska vids! Ps. Been waiting for and wondering when a new video was gonna drop for weeks (I had no idea you and the family were in Alaska, as I don't really use Instagram much). Was just thinking yesterday how much I had missed watching your dirt jumping vids and seeing Milo and Owen progress. Not sure of it would be possible, but would be great if you could just set up cameras in the backyard so we could follow how they progress over time (would require a lot of editing) but would be really fun to see and be super inspiring for many riders, I'm sure! Thanks again for the video and all the hard work you put in to making them, Eric! Enjoy the rest of your summer Porter family 🤘🏻💚
@@mattgies correct. However when he started mentioning the railing the first thing that came to mind was Matt. Porter likely beats Matt in many safety areas, perhaps that came with being a dad.
Sick! Just curious, did you consider doing traditional pressure treated decking instead of ply? Aside from the treating, the drainage created by the gapped boards helps to prevent rot, probably not much more expensive either. Obviously less smooth but I don't ride booters like those so I have no idea if that's super important or not haha.
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SORRY FOR LAUGHING, BUT THE WASPS NEST DEBACLE WAS PRICELESS. GOOD VID!
At least the lip is sturdy.
For real
Dude don’t be I watched it over 3 times and laughed so hard every time
milo seems like such a chill, positive kid.
McGazza Forever 🤘🤘
So much work goes into having a backyard you can be proud of. Thanks for bringing us along 🤘🏻
Hi vlog epic ness I love your content
Same it's awesome and hi from Australia 🇦🇺
Haha. Dude yes!! The dad scream to dad slam. Soooo good. Happens to me often and my kids love it
Hahaha yeah that one hurt, I had a bruise for a couple weeks! Pretty funny to watch though!
Exactly what I needed at exactly the right time
Do glad to see youre back in the backyard again!
Same
Good to see you back in the yard, seeing your neighbor’s place when you were fixing the deck makes me wish we were neighbors….
I wish you were my neighbor too! It’s good being back in the yard, can’t wait for fall though!
@@PorterMTB upgrade idea make a connecting line from the last of you jumps to the berm of the pump track you could maybe have a gap into the berm
His neighbors probably play golf.
@@PorterMTB sorry to bother but what pedals do you run on your dj?
@@aksports8207 he runs the deity tmac pedals
I can’t wait till September for Alaska vids
I'm SPEACHLESS! You've got to be one of the very coolest people/riders/dad's/humans ever! I'm inspired!!
Thank you, that means a lot! Hope you have a great day!
@Porter MTB I've found painting or treating the wood before assembling it saves time in the long run and it seems to help it last longer as you can cover all sides easily. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy the ride
Yeah I should have done that, I am going to paint before winter though to help protect it!
those sheets of plywood probably cost more than the entire thing 12 years ago
Haha that’s what I was expecting, but prices dropped here, they were only $45 a sheet for 3/4”!
@@PorterMTB Wow that's cool
@@PorterMTB That’s nice compared to $90 in California
@@dustin.pietila holy crap. glad i know how to mill my own stuff and have buddies who can teach me how to use dirt
@@PorterMTB What? In Slovakia (central Europe) you get a sheet of plywood for 8€ (10$)
Hey. We live in NZ and come from the same village as Kelly McGarry. His family dedicated a new pump track for the kids a couple years back. It's called Mcgazzaland and it's my 7yr boys favourite place!! Thought you'd like to know that even when Kelly has passed he's still inspiring the next riders!!
Hey! That is so awesome, I hope to bring the family down in the next few years to check out NZ and ride McGazzaland! I love NZ, one of my favorite places, so good to hear Kelly’s legacy is still carried on and helping the next gen!
Russian olive's are prolific spreaders depending upon where you live. As a tree trimmer we use a product called tordon to keep trees from coming back I'd ask a local company if they would be willing to stop by and or lend a bottle to prevent it from coming back. If they let you do it yourself make sure to be wearing heavy duty gloves and wash your hands thoroughly afterwards otherwise itll probably pop up for years to come. Best of luck love your videos.
Yeah they suck, I'm going to look into that stuff! Thanks!
5:00
🤣🤣
This is how it's going to be when we watch matt jones rebuild his compound I'm 10 years
True tho 🤣
I was looking for the handrail comment
That smile on your face after the first run on the big jumps... It is truly contagious. I want to go riding! 😄
That scream when he got stung tho !! 🤣 I immediately knew what it was just from the scream 🤦♂️ Its a sick feeling !! 8:46
Oh man, it's the worst!
I can not wait for the water slide build, I’ve been hyped for this since I first saw the backyard of their last owner!
Hopefully we have enough time this fall before winter, that's the plan!!
Tarping is definitely the way to go apart from the wasps!
Landings look stunning, wish you guys all a awesome summer to enjoy!
I’m super pumped on tarping, that’s the program now!! Hope you have a great summer too!
I enjoy the footage of you working on various builds as much as the actually biking and the biking is a hoot to watch.
Looking forward to seeing the kids send the big line! Great stuff, Porters!
Shark fin to a wall ride at the end with a berm below the wall for people who dont want to do the wall ride. I think they are fun to ride in a small place. Remember to use hard wood for supports and fake decking with lots of supports threw out. That fake wood decking works great plus wont just snap like wood but will start bending just a little
I laughed when you found that first nest because that scream sorry for laughing great vid
What an awesome backyard!!!!! Those big jumps...whoa never tried one that big.
Thanks! Definitely gotta work up to the big ones!
You and Seth inspire me to start riding bikes with my son. I live in Salt Lake and wish I had the means and biking equipment to enjoy the backcountry like you and your boys do. Appreciate the fun family content, keep up the good work.
How much salt is in the lake edward
If your ever in a pinch and encounter a wasp nest break cleaner also works externally well. I've killed one with isopropyl alcohol but haven't given it a good test might work if put in a pressurized sprayer though.
Man Eric sorry to hear about your friend Kelly passing away it's nice sometimes to reflect on what they have done for our lives and families lives i loved that part :)
I agree, it’s sad but all we can do is remember the good times!
MAN ERIC I TOTALLY HAVE THE ROOM FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS BUT WOW SO MUCH WORK. BRAVO MAN LOOKS KILLER!
Start building! It's hard but it's really fun!
Dude. You are a good dad and your kids are great. Just, great job, seriously.
So glad any time we get rain, it's so hot and dry.
Try living in the middle of Nevada
@@Elliot88088 rip
Awesome to see you working on the yard again! Got a time estimate on the kids hitting the big ones (:
Best of luck and enjoy your hard work!
You might want to look into fiberglassing your top deck roll in, it would preserve it longer
That could work, I'm going to paint it before winter.
I went to the Deer Valley bike park two weeks ago because of your videos. It was the most fun I’ve ever had and i’m thinking about moving up there. I hope i can see you and your boys shredding sometime in the near future.
Woohoo, looking forward to the waterslides making a come back!
One of my favorite RUclipsrs @Porter MTB Sick
I have never critiqued one of your build vids, because they're all great but, I can not remain silent. The upper deck is missing at least 1/4 of necessary stringers- there's no way that would pass code. Also, the added flex/stretch from the missing stringers accelerates the deterioration of the plywood. Good thing is, you can go from underneath with 3, bucketed 8x2's, seal it and, it will out last us both.
I like the jump tarps. Maybe, at season, get everyone in the house, toss some wasp bombs under the tarps and run like heck.
Just bought my first DJ. Stoked to ride at the Draper Cycle Park. Would be great to see you and the kids shred!
RIP Kelly he will always live in ur family’s heart
Next level is tarping the flats Lynnwood style!
Awesome stuff!! Much better than my few pallet stacks to ride over in my backyard.
If I may be so bold as to suggest something regardig those good looking plumbs... if you thin them out a bit while they are still very small, basically just after the fruits have formed, the rest you leave on the tree will get quite a bit bigger! They will still taste delicious but will be a bit bigger. My dad used to be a farmer and we had a great variety of fruit trees. Just one little trick I picked up growing up. Try it next season!!
Thanks! I’m sure the pallet stacks are fun too! I love the advice on the plums too, we’ll have to try that!!
Every time I watch your vids it makes me wanna go out and shred
Yes!!!
@portermtb I would really love watching a video on your relationship with Kelly. How did you meet, what did you build together, all your trips and just random stuff whe he stayed at your house.
That would be cool to do. we met in Whistler, and again in New Zealand, and became really close friends over the years, we did a lot of fun stuff together!
The thumbnail reminds me of good ol Seth, particularly his thumbnail of power washing his bike
Deckmate screws for life! And you almost losing tha sheet of plywood on the way up was very Clark Griswold and every dad watching.
Love it can't wait to see the Alaska videos
Yessirrrrr havent seen a notification from u in a while…Good to have u back🔥
Thanks! Just put another vid out yesterday, hope you like it!
8:47 best part ever
Haha yeah it is now!
Oh man I wish we had an instant replay of that lip shoulder check! hahahah
Wow your yard looks amazing especially the bikes
My son was just mentioning at the beginning of this video that he thought riding the slides would be fun. We can't wait to see that line running again.
They are so much fun!!! I can’t wait to set them up all the way around the yard!
The jumps look awesome!🤘🤘🔥
Can’t wait to see the water slide videos been wondering about that for a while. Love the videos keep on shredding
Great vid, Eric! Didn't realize it'd been that long since you guys rode that or even worked on it! Looking forward to the Alaska videos!
I love mounting biking love watching ur vids and can’t wait to get out biking soon
That's awesome, hope you ride soon!
Omg 8:44 was so funny for me I was laughing for about 5 minutes
So sorry for laughing but it was PRICELESS 😆😆😆
Haha yeah that sucked but it was definitely funny afterwards!
I would love to have a backyard like yours great video
Can we see a riding session with you Milo and Owen? We would love to see just a riding video?
House goals 👌🏽
so excited to see a new upload. great video
The jumps held up well. Out here we use carpet on a lot of jumps.
I've done that before, carpet works well too.
Dude that looked like it hurt! Hope you're getting better 👍always so cool to see the backyard, looking sick!!!
Dude it would be a dream come true to have a backyard like that
That’s rad
He's back!! I love watching these videos!
The "Ahhhhhhhhh" @8:47 is lolololol
Haha yeah that sucked, but was definitely funny afterwards!
What hubs are you running on the dirt jumper? They sound sick!
Build vids are the best
Yes! This made my day so much better!
Yes!! Happy to help!
Awesome! Love seeing new videos from You guys.
Thanks, they are fun to make!
Great content as always!
Thanks!
im so glad u guys uploaded this, i like these vids
how are you so good!! i love you vids by the wway and how much you support your kids
7:21 say that to seth at berm peak 😂😂
So much to learn from your vids ... hopefully can build a basic trail of my own soon ...
Good luck with the build!
Idea transfer from the quarter pipe to the outside and hip it.
They say the rain is glorious I live in England and it rains all year round
It doesn't rain often enough here, but we've finally been getting some!
Grown man falling over and screaming 8:42
IT HURTS
Haha yeah that sucked!
“Tarping was the right idea” said like a true dad.
It’s my birthday and this is the best birthday present!
10:17 - Amazing duck and weave there! "Float like a Porter, sting like a wasp!"
Amazing video! Loved watching that! Really needed it as well after not having the best day. Thanks for putting in all the work, can't wait for some more vids of the backyard and the Alaska vids!
Ps. Been waiting for and wondering when a new video was gonna drop for weeks (I had no idea you and the family were in Alaska, as I don't really use Instagram much). Was just thinking yesterday how much I had missed watching your dirt jumping vids and seeing Milo and Owen progress. Not sure of it would be possible, but would be great if you could just set up cameras in the backyard so we could follow how they progress over time (would require a lot of editing) but would be really fun to see and be super inspiring for many riders, I'm sure!
Thanks again for the video and all the hard work you put in to making them, Eric! Enjoy the rest of your summer Porter family 🤘🏻💚
Love the channel! Love your videos!
8:50 I’ve rewinded 4 times hahahaha😂😂😂😂😂
Haha yeah that sucked at the time but is hilarious now!
@@PorterMTB haha as long as you’re a good and well, you can laugh at it now😂😂😂
Way to beat Matt Jones to the handrail and not be a complete lunatic 👏
Jones doesn't even have a handrail on the walk-up side of his ramps; Porter already had that.
@@mattgies correct. However when he started mentioning the railing the first thing that came to mind was Matt. Porter likely beats Matt in many safety areas, perhaps that came with being a dad.
Also you guys are getting wayyyyyy better at editing and filming videos
love the airpod mic
I wish I had your backyard dirt jumps
Sick! Just curious, did you consider doing traditional pressure treated decking instead of ply? Aside from the treating, the drainage created by the gapped boards helps to prevent rot, probably not much more expensive either. Obviously less smooth but I don't ride booters like those so I have no idea if that's super important or not haha.
Did milo get your old dirt jump bike so cool to see the progress on the dirt jumps 🤙
No, but he likes riding it sometimes! Maybe next year!
Good job with the 🐝
Awesome! Looks like a good time. 🤙 I Hate those wasps!
I just visited New Mexico for some riding it was the best go there. some time
yes backyard time
You should teach Matt Jones how to install a handrail!!
😂
Man you are so cool! I would give free labor to come get a jumping lesson from you!!
Nice trails dude!!!!
Why don’t you coat the ply wood in something to stop it from rotting in the future
He said he will, 12:30: "It's totally solid, there's no holes in it. I'll have to paint it, though, soon."
It’ll last 20 instead of 10 if he sealed both side with some polyurethane
That thing would last maybe 3 months untreated in the south east humidity.
That wasp shoulder check looked rough. Hope ya felt alright the next day. I know us old guys feel that stuff later. 🤘
Amazing track
Thanks, it's fun!
His backyard has more places to bike then where I live
I was just in bellingham and rode gallbrith mtn
Nice! I love Bellingham riding!
i also have chickens, well done.