for anyone who is in this position right now, *KEEP GOING*. It sucks right now to fall and have people stare and or laugh, but we were all there at one point. when i first started i was afraid of table tops, skinnies, and any drop whatsoever, including just a couple stairs. i would practice jumping and pretty much eat shit every single week if not multiple times a week in the beginning. I started biking at maybe 13 or 14 years old, just taking the local beginner trails, and riding street as much as possible as well. I'd get laughed at every fall by hikers, old people walking their dogs on the bike trail, and even other kids who were just slightly better. fast forward to the summer before i began my senior year, and a buddy of mine went to snow summit with me, and by that point i had gained enough confidence to be the cool bike dude. i was able to hit the jump course at the bottom of the summit after taking on westridge, and party wave both on different runs. i thought i would be the only one to flop the whole trip, yet somehow i went the whole time without accident or issue. my friends whole family, literally, ate shit at some point on the trip. his brother even needed stitches over his right eye. we all start at the bottom of our abilities looking like awkward toddlers. but the work and grinding is worth it if riding bikes is what you really want. nothing can compare to the first cheers of random people i didn't know, coming from the lift line as i cleared the jumps on the course. i literally felt like superman or like i was in redbull or some shit. there are some assholes in the community who will try and give you hate, just as in anything else in life. just ignore them. people who want you to succeed and have fun exist too. find them and ask them for pointers, or just for a riding buddy. it doesnt matter what trail it is, if another mtb rider needs a partner because their nervous about their first blue trail, then ill be right there with them the whole time. in fact my favorite trails at alot of bike parks are not actually the black diamonds. turtle trail and skyline where two of the most entertaining trails ive ever been on. turtle trail has so many amazing berms its ridiculous. there are so many spots to let go of the breaks and just pin yourself sideways while railing a berm. skyline is a cross country trail, not much technicality if you just ride it calm all the way down. The fun on that trail comes from how fast you push the speed, and how many of the sneaky features you can catch. theres jumps with nose bumps on them, amazing alternate routes, plenty of rocks and logs where you can launch into the air and skip a portion of the trail creating a new flow line. this is by far the best sport that ever happened to me. when i feel alone, the trails keep me company.
great work practice makes perfection and also i love biking since 2 years of riding every single day since I'm always told something to do outside and i hope in 5 years i would become a god in cycling :) i actually think about it since i was able to learn how to bike in a day at the age of 12 or 13 idk i already forgot
@@Isai314 don't worry, man . I'm 19 and literally learned how to ride a bike a few weeks ago. I want to get into Mountain biking, but I'm just terrified of getting laughed of probably falling on a beginner line
It's just for fun. These are things every rider does in the beginning. It's fun to laugh at yourself sometimes. Most of this is just common and everyone does it. If someone is actually laughing at you making an effort they're the poser. Not you.
It's okay. I have been riding a bicycles my entire life - and now that they have become my main mode of transportation I find that I don't know shit about them. But that's what books and RUclips is for.
Yup, 18 years mountain biking x-country. I have no confidence with jumps and downhill parks. Kyle and April have inspired me to do more and finally try some drops.
@@autumngalix4616 to make it less fun? Less challenging and rewarding? It's so frustrating. I think it's a downside of RUclips, people who are not truly outdoorsy or adventurous, find out about ATV-ing, Mountain biking, hiking go try it, find it's challenging, then think they need to make it easier. They need to stay home on the couch or walking thier neighborhood
@@isdirtdirty8238 lol, I’ve heard people usually run 22-25psi, I usually run 28-32, depending on if I’m hitting a jump line or something technical. You generally want more pressure for jumps, less pressure for Rocky tech 🤘
Pretty sure the The Clavicle Club is like the MTB version of the Delta Sky Club Lounge with a few less hour’derves and no wine options. It does have more titanium though.... and that stuff is Bling!
@@BIKINGWITHBOBO :( listen to semi-sendy, I had a lapse of judgement at snowshoe last week and I'm now a double platinum member of the right clavicle club. So far not all it's chalked up to be, even the second time around. (Though honestly doesn't seem as bad as the first platinum either, lol)
@@nikounourbakhsh8433 My advice: do not try to gap the doubles at the start of dreamweaver. not worth it :) Had a blast first 4 days though, too bad I was supposed to be there 9.
The first bike he used was a 2020 rocky mountain growler, One of my mtb bikes is a 2021 growler and I would say its one of the most noob friendly and fun bikes out there. 10 out of 10.
Been cycling for 50 odd years but totally new to mtb and jumps, I'm happy just to be able to still ride at my age, I'll break if I fall off hard so I just ride for fun and no intention of doing big jumps etc.
I just started riding a couple weeks now, and I would really appreciate if you add some explanations or notes for each rookie mistake in the video. Btw, it’s really fun to watch your vids. Hope your channel will grow.
Have to say, having broken my clavicle after attempting to ride a kawasaki ninja bike with no prior experience and whiskey-throttling to the point where i flew over the handlebars in an attempt to prevent the bike from smashing into the front of my house....hands down the most unconfortable injury ive ever had in my life. Now im a noob MTB rider and LOVING IT. Im totally hooked. Im not even going for anything crazy, just loving seeing how fast i can rip around the local trails, and thoroughly enjoying the cardio aspect because running SUCKS.
Been mountain biking since I was 5 years old, raced in the 90s as a teen, took a 20 year break then got back into it with the fam right before the pandemic hit. And I'm still in the noob in the beginning of this video.
Similar situation for me. Are you as confused as I am at how the sport has changed? Like, all these ski run and motocross type parks and custom made trails with wild features? Pretty cool stuff, but also it's like I have to relearn everything now, lol.
I've been researching mtb and I thought I was sufficiently called out at 0:30 on my initials reasons to get into it. And then I see at 1:09 you *also* have a Crosstrek with the STI spoiler and now I realize RUclips actually laser guided this video onto my homepage. 😆
9 months and a fractured arm after watching this video, I bought my first pair of biking shoes. The difference is insane with plenty of confidence hitting drops. Did my first black diamonds last week! Looking forward to watching this again in another 9 months with a different broken bone and new jump abilities 😁
What's up with all these "Ricky" edits Bobo? 🤔 I'm sure I'm just being paranoid, but I'm starting to feel targeted ... well at least he got better by the end of the video! The bloody sock, hilarious!!
For me I've been MTBing for 15 years. I used to like to do all the jumps and such but nowadays I kinda grew up with a mentality that I'm not here to impress anybody with the jumps and such. I'm doing MTBing to simply enjoy the outdoors, enjoy nature, take up new challenging climbs, and bikepacking for camping. I like the idea of exploring something new.
The intro is so true lol I do that all the time except I don’t get my bike on fire but I hold the breaks a lot unless I feel comfortable doing something and yes I am new to mountain biking
Even some experienced riders remove rocks, irritates the 💩 out of me that so many want every trail to be flow trails. On another note, I have days when I just can't seem to ride and I look like a Noob.
I rode a Walmart bike for several months on all of our trails......did fine lol. Upgraded big league tho when I finally broke the Walmart frame on jumps 😂
I have to say as a noob mountain biker, only because my husband takes me on what I like to call death rides, this video really killed me lol especially moving the rocks!!!! Those rocks freak me out, but I also imagine hitting the trees and every other scenario and I'm so desperate to not join the clavicle club 🤣
Omg is this me? Lmaooo you forgot riding with other people and being dead last screaming "don't worry just keep going ill catch up" knowing I really will never catch up until they stop lmao
Thanks everyone but it is a bit to the story. Riding with the picture little one, at a bike park, a guess a big gully is the way to explain it. She drops in disappears. I give her a few seconds head not to over take her so I can keep up the speed to make it the next little hill. However she was stopped at the top. And in a very joyful tone said she almost made it up. I told her great job. Problem is the trail narrows and she is off to side and there was room very high burm. Appling a large amount of breaks not run Into your own child is a great idea. So is tring to go around, and hitting a very high burm. With little to no brakes it works great. As I was tossing my bike a picking crash point, avoiding some small rocks at the bottom of burm my bike lands on me. Left hand grabs near rear tire. Now I need to find a spot to toss the bike while holding on to one very hot break rotor
Then there's RUclipsr Henrywildberry's Ms. Cools riding their 400km one day in flats & Vans. What an animal!!! As they say, it's the rider, not the equipment. Pretty much. But that won't stop me from using this age-old excuse!
I'm a noob. Been doing it like a month. Gotta say the biking community doesn't seem very accepting to people who haven't spent 3k+ on a bike. Pretty sure if someone calls me a weekend warrior one more time I'm gonna lose it on them. 😂
Funny thing is I've had the exact opposite experience. Everyone keeps saying: "ur here on a hardtail? Ur gonna have a good time!" Damn right I am 😄🔥 I don't care what people say, whether I'm on a walmart huffy, or a 5k Santa Cruz I'll full send that shit. I don't let anyone get me down anymore.
I’ve been riding for 10 years and I am still bloody scared of some downhill trails. On the climb though, I overtake everybody with my hardtail 😂, feels like flat and climb I enjoy the most because I can keep the same cadence. Downhill I don’t even pedal 😞
Hahaha genauso geht es mir 😂 hab mir ein trail bike gekauft ohne eigentlich trails fahren zu wollen, dann kam aber immer mehr das Interesse und dachte fahr ich sich mal hier in der nähe zu dem trail park.. Ich bin 100 Meter hoch gefahren und musste Pause machen und war am keuchen und sterben 🤣
My favorite 'noob' mountain biker was from IFHT bikes. the noob goes "why does everyone have the same truck?" (refferring to the toyota tacoma) IFHT rapidly responds with "ITS THE LAW."
Didnt take jump lessons, progressed too fast onto bigger jumps, went OTB on a big gap jump and thus I have joined the clavicle club. Summer is RUINED !
Lmao! The part where you’re trying to figure out how to put your bike in the back of your car is totally me. Been at it for a couple of months and still don’t have a rack 🤣
I joined the AC separation club (the sister to the Clavicle Club) because of the Send less then a year into my mtb journey soo i felt that. specifically in my right shoulder felt that
from the comments i can tell everybody is in this position but not any like me who live where there is literally no where to ride and got no transport to get out of the shitty state of illinois, best i got are skateparks and crappy street riding which gets boring on a mtb, thousands of miles of wheelies and whatnot and im just waiting to take my mountain bike to AN ACTUAL MOUNTAIN for the first time. of course i was a noob at one time but i really envy people who have trails above their skill level because ive yet to come across one, and wont for some months till i get a car but then wait its winter
for anyone who is in this position right now, *KEEP GOING*. It sucks right now to fall and have people stare and or laugh, but we were all there at one point.
when i first started i was afraid of table tops, skinnies, and any drop whatsoever, including just a couple stairs.
i would practice jumping and pretty much eat shit every single week if not multiple times a week in the beginning.
I started biking at maybe 13 or 14 years old, just taking the local beginner trails, and riding street as much as possible as well. I'd get laughed at every fall by hikers, old people walking their dogs on the bike trail, and even other kids who were just slightly better.
fast forward to the summer before i began my senior year, and a buddy of mine went to snow summit with me, and by that point i had gained enough confidence to be the cool bike dude.
i was able to hit the jump course at the bottom of the summit after taking on westridge, and party wave both on different runs. i thought i would be the only one to flop the whole trip, yet somehow i went the whole time without accident or issue. my friends whole family, literally, ate shit at some point on the trip. his brother even needed stitches over his right eye. we all start at the bottom of our abilities looking like awkward toddlers.
but the work and grinding is worth it if riding bikes is what you really want.
nothing can compare to the first cheers of random people i didn't know, coming from the lift line as i cleared the jumps on the course. i literally felt like superman or like i was in redbull or some shit.
there are some assholes in the community who will try and give you hate, just as in anything else in life. just ignore them. people who want you to succeed and have fun exist too. find them and ask them for pointers, or just for a riding buddy.
it doesnt matter what trail it is, if another mtb rider needs a partner because their nervous about their first blue trail, then ill be right there with them the whole time.
in fact my favorite trails at alot of bike parks are not actually the black diamonds.
turtle trail and skyline where two of the most entertaining trails ive ever been on. turtle trail has so many amazing berms its ridiculous. there are so many spots to let go of the breaks and just pin yourself sideways while railing a berm.
skyline is a cross country trail, not much technicality if you just ride it calm all the way down. The fun on that trail comes from how fast you push the speed, and how many of the sneaky features you can catch. theres jumps with nose bumps on them, amazing alternate routes, plenty of rocks and logs where you can launch into the air and skip a portion of the trail creating a new flow line.
this is by far the best sport that ever happened to me.
when i feel alone, the trails keep me company.
Well said!
great work practice makes perfection
and also i love biking since 2 years of riding every single day since I'm always told something to do outside and i hope in 5 years i would become a god in cycling :)
i actually think about it
since i was able to learn how to bike in a day at the age of 12 or 13 idk i already forgot
I relate. I’m 13 and 7 months. Just learned last week after getting made fun of at school.
@@Isai314 don't worry, man . I'm 19 and literally learned how to ride a bike a few weeks ago. I want to get into Mountain biking, but I'm just terrified of getting laughed of probably falling on a beginner line
Beautiful comment. Thanks!
"It cost me my marriage but I got the bike of my dreams" hahaha nervous giggle
"Looks around to make sure no females a present"
Just make sure that your friends know that if you die...that they do NOT let your wife sell your bike(s) for what you told her you paid for them... :)
been there done that
I saw this comment the moment it played in the video 😂
Sleeping in the ice cold garage with yer bike is still warmer than sleeping indoors with an angry wife. LOL
Next step: Get yourself some stickers and start a youtube channel.
Taking notes!
@@_CrankZilla that a boy. Haha
Yo hahaha
It's often overlooked, but everyone should have a trail-rated fire extinguisher in their kit for these scenarios.
You can keep it in your pack
@@cisnerosmike my man asking them real questions
Yeah I heard Shimano is coming out with a automatic One that puts out your brake fires
😀 whaaaa they really catch fire 🤣
A co2 canister is usually cold enough, and co2 puts out fire anyway
As a relatively new rider I don’t know if I should be offended or not at how accurate this is.
It's just for fun. These are things every rider does in the beginning. It's fun to laugh at yourself sometimes. Most of this is just common and everyone does it. If someone is actually laughing at you making an effort they're the poser. Not you.
NOOB here, too. 👍I started chuckling right away at the helmet and gloves! They match what I have been wearing! Will upgrade soon. 👍😂🥴😉
Best way to ruin your enjoyment is to start comparing yourself to other people. Ride what you can, walk what you can't, and just have fun.
As a 35 year rider who doesn't give a damn about impressing other riders on manufactured amusement-park trails, I'm more irritated than anything.
@@deusexaethera An amusement park where you're not strapped in and can fly off the track at any time.
“What’s in my backpack? Car keys and my cell phone.”
I feel personally attacked
Me too. 💀😭
Same. 😂
when you’re been mountain biking for over 5 years but you realize that you’re a noob….
It's okay. I have been riding a
bicycles my entire life - and now that they have become my main mode of transportation I find that I don't know shit about them.
But that's what books and RUclips is for.
Yup, 18 years mountain biking x-country. I have no confidence with jumps and downhill parks. Kyle and April have inspired me to do more and finally try some drops.
@@S-Lewis thats awesome keep riding👍
I have indeed, hit the like button.
I have done the same:)
I like the like…..
Punted the like button!
Did you watch it twice though?
Same
"I moved some rocks. It's much smoother now". Every trail, everywhere gets this abuse. lol
Some one is spray painting orange the little stumps or protruding rocks on a local trail. WTF????
@@straps9859 they need to just stick to riding the greenway...
Maybe it's because I've been riding ATV's my entire life, but why would anyone remove stuff from a trail???
@@autumngalix4616 to make it less fun? Less challenging and rewarding? It's so frustrating. I think it's a downside of RUclips, people who are not truly outdoorsy or adventurous, find out about ATV-ing, Mountain biking, hiking go try it, find it's challenging, then think they need to make it easier. They need to stay home on the couch or walking thier neighborhood
@@autumngalix4616 because they don't know any better an want to make it easier for them, probably think no one has gotten around to it yet
"Bikes on fire, dude." 🤣
I've watched this video about 5 times just for that part
I once asked this question before "How much pressure do you run in your tires?"
...and got... "I mean, they're pumped"
😂
@@BIKINGWITHBOBO what psi should I have in my tires? New to mountain biking lol
@@isdirtdirty8238 depends on what size you got and tube or tubeless?
@@isdirtdirty8238 lol, I’ve heard people usually run 22-25psi, I usually run 28-32, depending on if I’m hitting a jump line or something technical. You generally want more pressure for jumps, less pressure for Rocky tech 🤘
@@BIKINGWITHBOBO alright, will take that into consideration, been riding for like 2 weeks
Crazy how accurate this is
Pretty sure the The Clavicle Club is like the MTB version of the Delta Sky Club Lounge with a few less hour’derves and no wine options. It does have more titanium though.... and that stuff is Bling!
Lol awesome!
@@BIKINGWITHBOBO :( listen to semi-sendy, I had a lapse of judgement at snowshoe last week and I'm now a double platinum member of the right clavicle club. So far not all it's chalked up to be, even the second time around. (Though honestly doesn't seem as bad as the first platinum either, lol)
@@CarlHerbst dude I’m going to snoeshoe next week and taking a jumping lesson how are the trails there. Btw sry abt ur injury.
@@nikounourbakhsh8433 My advice: do not try to gap the doubles at the start of dreamweaver. not worth it :)
Had a blast first 4 days though, too bad I was supposed to be there 9.
@@CarlHerbst ok I will take ur advice I am super excited. Btw are there jumps under 20 ft cus I get freaked out over 25 feet
cant stop staring at my front tire was so relatable...
Thankfully when I was a noob mountain biking was a noob. We didn't even wear helmets.
And that’s how you get brain damage.
When I was a noob, they called mountain biking BMX! Air time with the hair a flyin'!
Bruh
*what sentence has a grammical error, 1 or 2”
Answer: 1, *comma between noon and mountai*
@@dudeonbike800 I just realised I am a noob
Nailed it! My clavicle still looks like a bird perch from a crash 30 years ago, lol
A fucking what?! Eww2
Mine does aswell from a crash back in August
Welcome to the clavicle club
Mine's looks like one of those flanged maces now
My left one can tell when we're getting a cold front, IYKWYM.
BOBO your content is getting wayyy better! You deserve more subs!
Thanks! 🤘
The first bike he used was a 2020 rocky mountain growler, One of my mtb bikes is a 2021 growler and I would say its one of the most noob friendly and fun bikes out there. 10 out of 10.
“Daddy wants a e-bike for Christmas.” Is the best quote I’ve ever heard 😂
Damn bro! Bobo with the 4:20 video time...lol
lol
When I was a noob, I was tring to strap everything that I could to my bike. 22 years later, I've realized that was a great idea.
Been cycling for 50 odd years but totally new to mtb and jumps,
I'm happy just to be able to still ride at my age, I'll break if I fall off hard so I just ride for fun and no intention of doing big jumps etc.
I just started riding a couple weeks now, and I would really appreciate if you add some explanations or notes for each rookie mistake in the video. Btw, it’s really fun to watch your vids. Hope your channel will grow.
Your only rookie move here is giving a crap about anything in these types of stupid videos.
Have to say, having broken my clavicle after attempting to ride a kawasaki ninja bike with no prior experience and whiskey-throttling to the point where i flew over the handlebars in an attempt to prevent the bike from smashing into the front of my house....hands down the most unconfortable injury ive ever had in my life. Now im a noob MTB rider and LOVING IT. Im totally hooked. Im not even going for anything crazy, just loving seeing how fast i can rip around the local trails, and thoroughly enjoying the cardio aspect because running SUCKS.
I’ve been mountain biking for almost 20 years. I still squeeze check my tires. As long as there’s enough air in there it’s good enough for me 🤷🏽♂️
"People are going to be so stoked I did this" 🤣
Been mountain biking since I was 5 years old, raced in the 90s as a teen, took a 20 year break then got back into it with the fam right before the pandemic hit. And I'm still in the noob in the beginning of this video.
Similar situation for me. Are you as confused as I am at how the sport has changed? Like, all these ski run and motocross type parks and custom made trails with wild features? Pretty cool stuff, but also it's like I have to relearn everything now, lol.
I've been researching mtb and I thought I was sufficiently called out at 0:30 on my initials reasons to get into it.
And then I see at 1:09 you *also* have a Crosstrek with the STI spoiler and now I realize RUclips actually laser guided this video onto my homepage. 😆
POV this was me 8 or 9 months ago 🤣🤣 except for the taking rocks out of the trails
I've been ridin for 14 years now. I am a certified professional noob...uncontested. LOL
😂 🤘
"Cost me my marriage" hahaha, dude so funny but yea never easy in that aspect!!!
I’m still trying to figure out how exactly to drop the “I spent X amount on this new bike.” I’m just hoping she doesn’t ask. 😂
My husband used to mountain bike until he turned 62. You guys are so funny
the bloody socks took me out lmfao
😂😂 1:16 putting the rear wheel(with cassete) on the frnt.😂😂
When he put the back wheel on the front of the bike 😂
That is why when you start mountain biking, you take lessons and learn how to shred correctly
At 1:14 he installs his rear wheel in the fork and I am dumbfounded
Great video bobo
9 months and a fractured arm after watching this video, I bought my first pair of biking shoes. The difference is insane with plenty of confidence hitting drops. Did my first black diamonds last week!
Looking forward to watching this again in another 9 months with a different broken bone and new jump abilities 😁
What's up with all these "Ricky" edits Bobo? 🤔 I'm sure I'm just being paranoid, but I'm starting to feel targeted ... well at least he got better by the end of the video! The bloody sock, hilarious!!
😂
For me I've been MTBing for 15 years. I used to like to do all the jumps and such but nowadays I kinda grew up with a mentality that I'm not here to impress anybody with the jumps and such. I'm doing MTBing to simply enjoy the outdoors, enjoy nature, take up new challenging climbs, and bikepacking for camping. I like the idea of exploring something new.
This is where the climb starts hahaha
This is soo painfully true it’s like a replay of my last 3 years
Climbing for me has been by far the toughest part, of course decending is quiet painfull as well!''
Hysterical. That is literally is spot on…we were all there…The rear brakes ..that was me!!
"Bikes on fire Dude" said a guy casually coming towards the bike with a fire extinguisher, in the middle of the woods...
“Ugh so much dog hair!” Nothing there genius
‘It cost me my marriage.’ 😂
the mountain biking community are some of the nicest people i’ve met
That's was me at beech mountain 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So much truth in a single video
Great Rocky Mountain commercial BoBo, is there a new bike day coming soon?🤔 Also fingerless gloves drive me insane!! Great vid as always brother.
And they are strapped
I mean, fingerless is still better than gloveless... right? R-right?
The intro is so true lol I do that all the time except I don’t get my bike on fire but I hold the breaks a lot unless I feel comfortable doing something and yes I am new to mountain biking
Even some experienced riders remove rocks, irritates the 💩 out of me that so many want every trail to be flow trails.
On another note, I have days when I just can't seem to ride and I look like a Noob.
I’m 3 weeks in on a Walmart bike but mountain biking is the greatest decision of my life
Nice 🤘
I rode a Walmart bike for several months on all of our trails......did fine lol. Upgraded big league tho when I finally broke the Walmart frame on jumps 😂
Always fun hazing the new guy, huh.
We were all “the new guy” at one point 🤘
"Clavicle Club." 🤣🤣🤣 Proud member. Collarbone and Two Ribs Club, actually. Great vid, guys. So darn accurate.
Do they have a shoulder wrist and concussion club I need to sign up
I have to say as a noob mountain biker, only because my husband takes me on what I like to call death rides, this video really killed me lol especially moving the rocks!!!! Those rocks freak me out, but I also imagine hitting the trees and every other scenario and I'm so desperate to not join the clavicle club 🤣
Lol “death rides” 😂
Omg is this me? Lmaooo you forgot riding with other people and being dead last screaming "don't worry just keep going ill catch up" knowing I really will never catch up until they stop lmao
lol thats a good one!
Hahaha man....so true
😂😂😂Another great video, I’ve been guilty of pretty much everything on this video...still hate climbing!😁🤙🤙👌
We all hate it don’t worry
but in downhill *its showtime*
This was damn near perfect. Brought back a lot of bad memories. 🤣😂
I tried mountain biking for the first time at this exact park and this was my exact experience. I even fell on my grown ass self on the easiest trail.
My god, man. This content... It gives me happiness.
No joke, I burnt my fingers on my rooters this past Saturday. And yes II am ordering real MTB shoes..
Lol, I once witnessed I guys rear rooter catch one of cables on fire at kitsuma
DONT TOUCH YOUR ROTORS!!! FINGER GREASE IS BAD FOR THEM!!! spread the word please :)
Well welcome to the sport and community! Bobo's right, a lot changes in the first year. Cheers!
@@mmiisshhaa don't touch your rooters either!
Thanks everyone but it is a bit to the story. Riding with the picture little one, at a bike park, a guess a big gully is the way to explain it. She drops in disappears. I give her a few seconds head not to over take her so I can keep up the speed to make it the next little hill. However she was stopped at the top. And in a very joyful tone said she almost made it up. I told her great job.
Problem is the trail narrows and she is off to side and there was room very high burm. Appling a large amount of breaks not run Into your own child is a great idea. So is tring to go around, and hitting a very high burm. With little to no brakes it works great.
As I was tossing my bike a picking crash point, avoiding some small rocks at the bottom of burm my bike lands on me. Left hand grabs near rear tire.
Now I need to find a spot to toss the bike while holding on to one very hot break rotor
ricky is the type of guy I hear make the stoked dad sound "yoUU"!!! 😅😅😅 every dad on the trail does it🤘🤘
the only time I ride with less than 50 psi in the tyres is when there is snow and ice where I'm riding
Word!
One common side effect of any time I watch BOBO's videos I feel the urge to ride.
Ricky and I are twins hahahah
Oh I got my MTB 3 weeks ago and this exactly how it is! lol
I was so happy that a plastic bottle fitted in the holder! :D
Just discovered your MTB humour and wit. Must share with my MTB group up here in Ontario, Canada. Keep at it, well produced and poignant.
Can’t stop staring at front tire 🤯😂
I still ride with my vans lol I’ll get the shoes when my vans break haha
i ride a pair of white BMX vans they are beat up but shoe goo keep them in one piece
Then there's RUclipsr Henrywildberry's Ms. Cools riding their 400km one day in flats & Vans. What an animal!!!
As they say, it's the rider, not the equipment. Pretty much. But that won't stop me from using this age-old excuse!
This is my 3rd year and I’m just getting comfortable on mini tabletops and doubles, btw I’m part of a team that practices every tues, thurs, and sun.
your almost at 100K nice
This is gold. I used to put regular water bottles in my cages and I’m considering buying a stumpy evo pro and ring at the same time soooo ya
Man, year one Ricky had the fashion thing figured out.
Noob mountain bikers be like the switch bike advert I had at the start of this vid
I'm a noob. Been doing it like a month. Gotta say the biking community doesn't seem very accepting to people who haven't spent 3k+ on a bike. Pretty sure if someone calls me a weekend warrior one more time I'm gonna lose it on them. 😂
Funny thing is I've had the exact opposite experience. Everyone keeps saying: "ur here on a hardtail? Ur gonna have a good time!" Damn right I am 😄🔥
I don't care what people say, whether I'm on a walmart huffy, or a 5k Santa Cruz I'll full send that shit. I don't let anyone get me down anymore.
I’ve been riding for 10 years and I am still bloody scared of some downhill trails. On the climb though, I overtake everybody with my hardtail 😂, feels like flat and climb I enjoy the most because I can keep the same cadence. Downhill I don’t even pedal 😞
I have the same fingerless gloves. Welp time to throw them out lol
I'm offended 🤣🤣 on how accurate this is.
‘WILL THIS CLIMB EVER END?!!’ I’m not a newb but that saying never ends. Just sayin
fact
Great video. Looks like you have Blue Healer. They make amazing trail dogs. Mine goes with me on most rides. She loves to run point while we ride.
Awesome! Our little heeler is thirteen, so she’s retired from trail running 🤘
@@BIKINGWITHBOBO Great to hear. Healers are amazing dogs. They can drive you crazy, but I would not have it any other way.
Just here to point out that at 3:26 Bobo jumps higher than @mtb_frequent_flyer
Lol
Pew Pew! 🔫
You mean 3:26
@@DinnerForkTongue oh you’re right.
“Your bikes on fire dude” 😂
I started mountainbiking 7 weeks ago and I can totally relate to the climb thing... I mean shit, nobody told me it needs that much stamina!
push, pull ---repeat...it'll happen for you keep at it!
Give it time. You’ll get to where you look forward to going up hill. Until then, just remind yourself that it’s so you can go downhill. 😃
@@keirfarnum6811 Honestly, I really do enjoy technical climbs. They are amazing and challenging. Long, boring climbs on a road really kill me :D
Hahaha genauso geht es mir 😂 hab mir ein trail bike gekauft ohne eigentlich trails fahren zu wollen, dann kam aber immer mehr das Interesse und dachte fahr ich sich mal hier in der nähe zu dem trail park.. Ich bin 100 Meter hoch gefahren und musste Pause machen und war am keuchen und sterben 🤣
luckily for me, before I got into offroad I was a 5000mi 500,000ft gain per year roadie 😁
Lmao in the intro, I got a friend that's just like that, when you stop to let him catch up u can hear the brakes screeching through the woods
Me before I got a bmx.
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@@coconutboy4181 we need to get lifes.
@@Gehajjs62727 that’s probably true
"whats in my bag?"
"car keys and my cellphone"
the others: "AAAAAA"
Hi
My favorite 'noob' mountain biker was from IFHT bikes. the noob goes "why does everyone have the same truck?" (refferring to the toyota tacoma) IFHT rapidly responds with "ITS THE LAW."
This is gatekeeping at its finest
Yeah and we need more of it. Keeps the We Todd's out and keeps it fun.
The bloody socks was epic!
Didnt take jump lessons, progressed too fast onto bigger jumps, went OTB on a big gap jump and thus I have joined the clavicle club. Summer is RUINED !
Lmao! The part where you’re trying to figure out how to put your bike in the back of your car is totally me. Been at it for a couple of months and still don’t have a rack 🤣
I joined the AC separation club (the sister to the Clavicle Club) because of the Send less then a year into my mtb journey soo i felt that. specifically in my right shoulder felt that
Lol, AC separation counts! I had a stage 5 separation a year or so ago too!
@@BIKINGWITHBOBO OH GAWD a 5??? 🤮
@@alexandracirulis5007 yup, surgery, then 6 months off the bike
*"cost me my marriage but i got the bike of my dreams"* am dead 💀
from the comments i can tell everybody is in this position but not any like me who live where there is literally no where to ride and got no transport to get out of the shitty state of illinois, best i got are skateparks and crappy street riding which gets boring on a mtb, thousands of miles of wheelies and whatnot and im just waiting to take my mountain bike to AN ACTUAL MOUNTAIN for the first time. of course i was a noob at one time but i really envy people who have trails above their skill level because ive yet to come across one, and wont for some months till i get a car but then wait its winter
Why hasn't BOBO reached 100K subs? This is hilarious man!
I love how you put the Rear tire with cassette on the front