Try this method to find your next favourite MTB trail!
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Finding a good mountain bike trail is not an easy task. Many bike parks tried to build jump lines. Only when I ride them will I know how good they are. I might have found a great solution to find your next favorite trail!
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Legacy footage was dope. Nice to see your Montana visit show up! Thanks Yuka
Trestle has gotten a lot of work in the last year, but it doesn't hold a candle to Whistler. A-line is still the best jump line I've ever ridden hands down.
I agree😁 can’t wait to go back!
Looks like maybe that drop at the beginning of the trail at Bryce helps you generate the speed you need to clear the following jumps, plus some sprinting...? Never been there myself. 🙂
I ride Bryce a few times. Haven’t hit hootch yet. But the park overall is good.
Come to frederick Maryland. Steep technical gravity trails with some park like flow in some trails.
Always watch both of you 🫶🏽💯🔥
Thank you for watching 😁✨
Woah, if you all came all the way to Virginia I hope you got to check out some of the trail riding, like the Frederick Watershed.
We do this too! Here in Aus we always seek out Dirt Art trails.
I've been to Bryce a number of times. Ridden Brew Threw a lot but haven't hit Hooch yet. From what I understand, the jumps are really hard to get speed for if you don't do the squirrel-catcher drop at the beginning. The bike park I first heard of Gravity Logic was Windham in NY (now closed), and the Thunder Mtn in Mass. Killington, VT is another one of theirs that is really good. When a mediocre jump rider like myself can hit a black trail (Black Magic) blind and clear almost every jump the first time, you know the trail is well built. Highland in NH has a great jump line - Hellion - but it's definitely not a Gravity Logic style of trail. Every jump is a little bit different so it's a trail you need to practice on if you aren't an expert level jumper.
Oddly enough, as I've gotten older (50+) I've come to love a well built jump trail. Once you invest the time to get comfortable jumping, a good blue jump line offers a ton of fun for minimal risk.
Eric and I watched this tonight and yuka?! You hit everything !! So inspiring! You do not have fear!!!
You are so brave!! I haven’t found Japanese women who ride mountain bike like you do. I’m also Japanese! I can’t go that fast you do and scared of rocks still… I lived in BC Canada for a while and now in WA, USA. It seems like we are following you where you guys went! Where you guys go next?
OH SNAP! Stoked to see you riding our local, Bryce. Hooch is an absolute blast and just gets more and more fun the more comfortable you get on it. I do think Rainmaker, in Trestle, is one of the best jump lines I've ever ridden though!
I wish we could’ve done the drop on Hooch! It was very intimidating 🥶
@VanGirlYuka it definitely LOOKS scary but you just ride off it at trail speed haha but you guys did great even with skipping it.
I cannot believe ya'll came to Virginia! Should have gone to Massanutten too! Creamy is the best blue jump trail I've personally ever ridden! So glad you all had fun! What did you think of Virginia? Did you see the blue ridge parkway? Stop anywhere else? Come to Charlottesville Virginia next time 😊
Sounds like a fun place! Thanks for the tips 😉👍
LOL, baby heads! Great video! It's amazing how courageous you are Yuka and how much you've improved over the years. More speed would help, but you're great.
You made it to Bryce. That's where I first rode in a bike park. Glad to see you enjoyed it. I'm not much for jumping, but I do like the technical trails they have there.
Great bike park! So many wooden features😊
@@VanGirlYuka I forgot to mention that @SkillsWithPhill rode here last season. He created some interesting lines.
one thing I noticed about your jumping (both of you) is that you're absorbing the jump instead of standing up to it.
body position could use some work too, maybe you're a bit far back instead being in the center.
anyway, nice jumps trails.
Looks like you both had a good time!
Great video Yuka! Looks like big fun!!
Love to see Legacy Bike Park! Do y'all have a full video there coming, or that I missed? Were you able to stop by Big Sky, Copper City, Whitefish, or Discovery bike parks while you were in the state?
Unfortunately, this is the last video from the US😭
Great content, Yuka
You should ride Burke mountain right near kingdom trails you will find tech trails and jump trails
In Vermont
Exquisite!
You're at Bryce!! This is my favorite local trail that's not far from DC! You should check out snowshoe!
We did! It was more for tech but nice! Those DH course were insane!!
Nice cam ! Don't vibrate with trail.
What the heck! thats wild to see you guys at bryce I was just there this past Sunday. 😂
Great place ✨
Nice video
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Go down to snowshoe for opening, maybe you’ll see my brother
Snowshoe was insane! Especially, the DH course😱
Are you using AI generated music around the 8:30 mark? It's wild how well the music swells and intensifies at the perfect moment for each jump.
Thank you! I don’t use music that AI generated. I cut and connect by myself. If you felt like it suited for the video, I am so happy ☺️❤️
Yuka seems to finally be learning how to actually jump. Good on you Yuka
Do you think so?? Thanks✨
First! Hi Yuka 👋 😊
Hello 😁🤚
You have been busy going all over the US.
So many great places to ride!
Stop whining, not all jumps are built perfect like ur fancy whistler trails. Get used to it. Where I live all jumps are sletchy and u have to get used to it. Maybe take some cranks and maybe you will clear some jumps for once!
That’s the way to improve the jump skills 👍 way to go!