Hey Seth! I’m a pro scooter rider looking to get a mountain bike to mess around with. I was introduced to your channel via my followers as well as some other mountain bike riders who stumbled across a couple of my videos. Great stuff man! Keep it up!
Awesome to see you promoting trail building stuff Seth. Everyone should know the hard work that goes into this type of trail and recognize the builders! Cheers to the Trail Elves!
Not enough people understand how much work goes into building these things! You see the pros drifting around, although they usually maintain their local trails. The big problem is the people who blindly copy them and don't ever help. We need more capable trail builders!
This is perfect. For a school project I’m going to write a letter to my town in New Hampshire and try to get them to build a jump trail. I can’t wait for your next video. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for this, Seth. This was very interesting. If you continue this series on trail building, do you plan to include any information on how trails are designed? What considerations need to be taken to ensure proper drainage, environmental concerns, etc? I would love to hear more on that topic. Stay upright and keep the rubber side down.
Seth's Bike Hacks Hey Seth, could you please look into the Diamondback Atroz 3? Or tell me what you think of it? Its Diamondback cheapest trail worth full sus and I was looking into buying one. I would upgrade to dropper post and a rear shock with lockout. Is this a good idea?
Arkansas is becoming the mountain bike Capital of the USA I am a Canadian and i am planning a trip there to play on them wicked looking trails I love how our sport is growing 👍. Thanks Seth .
@@Mrkeats5487 I know Phat Tire will rent out a dual suspension for about $60 a day. If it's a longer stay though they may cut you a better deal. Give them a call! Definitely the best location for a shop and they have super fast service whenever you need it.
Getting me so stoked to move back home to Bville later on in life!!! Thank you for this video, Seth, this is truly awesome stuff that you all are doing there. Great way of bringing to light the hard work that our state is doing. Keep up the great work and please continue with the great content! Makes a difference in people's love for MTB. I hope to be able to support you soon through Patreon!
this is what i do for work and i LOVE trail maintenance, specially hearing back from the riders , that makes my day everytime!! I used to bike a lot when i was in my teen years but now with a family and fulltime work, i dont get as much time to ride but watching other people going down and loving life is just as good !
Thanks for the video showing one of the main factor of mountain biking, the trail builders. Sometimes I think we forget how much work goes into the trails we ride and this is a good reminder!
@Thomas Purdy Ya, they really have a variety of trails for different skill levels. Simple, fast, twisty single track to a couple of double black diamonds which can literally break your neck. Very happy to have these close by!
Always appreciate seeing the blood and sweat that goes into making our rides possible. Thanks to all of those that have ever or will ever participate in trail building and maintenance.
I use ALL of those hand tools in wildland firefighting. They're tough as nails and effective as all get out. Great vid, Seth! Props to the trail builders!
Thanks for making a trail building intro that's not boring as anything. Looking forward to the sequel(s) and "how to get my town to do this". Big thumbs up!
I live near Hotsprings and ride Northwoods ALL the time. This trail is awesome! They are constantly adding things to it and repairing sections. I've even heard from people that are working on the trail about some things they are hoping to add, it's sounds really cool! And I completely agree woth this trail helping hotsprings businesses. My family started an air B & b that's close to the trail. After being listed for 3 days we already have 7 bookings!
I live an hour from Bentonville. The trails all around northwest Arkansas are insane and there are many BMX and pump tracks like the one that hosted the RedBull Pump Track World Series. I’m only 25 minutes away from that track and there are loads of trails to ride on a whim. Keep promoting these things, a lot of people think the processes put into building the trails are very interesting... rock on dude
I am super stoked for the upcoming grand opening this coming weekend. I am taking the whole family out there for the weekend. My boy and I will be riding, while the ladies go out and enjoy the local amenities.
@@NoxiousNoodles I ride mostly flow because I have a hard tail and can't afford a full sus bike. I do like technical Rocky trails, but it's fun to be able to fly down a trail at full speed and not worry about bumps. I also ride with my xc friends every now and then. Mountain biking is a lot funner when everyone gets a long in my opinion
@@burntrat8940 Totally agree. Been seeing XC guys get called dirt roadies a lot of late. More calling out people who say that (and are hypocrites for doing so) than all flow trail riders.
I love that cities are doing this for the community but I wish they were made for everyone. Those trails would be perfect for adaptive MTB, except for the jumps that don't look to be rollable.
Hey Seth, I’m about to buy a new bike but am still deciding wether I want to get a Hardtail or a full suspension. Could you make a video on what to buy and what is better for certain types of riding, a Hardtail or full suspension??
crb 3417 Personally i would rather have a full suspension, although i have had a ton of fun on a hardtail, i guess it comes down to personal preference and the trails you are going to be riding.
It is really interesting to see such effort to making trails and for the maintenance. As for us, in our city, every weekend we gather up and ride random mountain route. Thank you Seth
Incredibly well done, Seth! We are so lucky here in Arkansas to have all of this MTB trail development going on and it just keeps getting better everyday. Hot Springs has been in dire need of an attraction and I think this new network of trails is going to be a great boost.
Dude, I love your videos. I’ve watched nearly all of them. This one popped up in my feed and I am so happy that it did. I’m in Memphis. I’m a musician. The Covid thing has me down for a couple of months so I’ve been able to ride my bike a lot more than typically. I can’t wait to strap my bike on the band van next time we play Hot Springs. Take care! Live Free, ride... just kidding. You and Alex have been very crucial to my survival during this pandemic. I’ve learned a lot from both of you. My wife works for Saint Jude and she might be reaching out to you to get the trio together for a fundraiser. I do think it will be a good opportunity for you to add a couple 25k more addicts- I mean viewers. ; )
So delicious! Thank you to all the trail builders out there, especially my brother Blake Griffin at Griffin Bike Park, who put in the long hours to build us feast-worthy trails!
Seth’s, Brian’s, and Alex’s videos will be my only source of MTB Excitement now because I am out with a shoulder injury from August and my brand new trek was stolen from my garage LITERALLY THIS MORNING! Oh well:/ thanks Seth for entertaining me.
I’ve just been volunteering at my new local bike park which is under construction. A bike shop bought a large piece of land and is building a trail system. You don’t appreciate how much work goes into trails until you give it a go!
I used to live in Hot Springs in the 90's, this would have been amazing to have back then. Glad the town is doing something interesting to attract more people.. hopefully it inspires them to do more new things and help them grow. Beautiful place.
Seth, you are a great story teller and Bentonville was wise to team up with you. I hope more companies and cities get you involved because it's the most entertaining form of marketing with authenticity, you rock man hope your career continues to flourish!
I’m privileged to live in Vermont and work the the Suicide Six bike park! Building trails and maintaining them is extremely fun! Trail system from my house leads right to the back side of the mountain for my ride to work in the morning! 18 years old and I never want to grow up and get a real job 😂
I live an hour away from this and I would love to visit hot springs and I think it would be a good experience for me because I usually have never been to trails because there are no trails near where I live. I’m glad hot springs made this happen.
That’s awesome, I lived in Little Rock for five years and left in 2018, I was surprised there wasn’t more of this in Arkansas! They don’t have the snow for ski resorts but they certainly have the hills and weather for this kind of park. If I make it back to Arkansas I will be checking this place out!
Hands down the best Mtb videos on youtube. Heck the best videos Period on youtube. Always entertaining and informative. Production quality is really outstanding also. You've become a great film maker Seth. Congrats on a million subs and good speed on your way to 2 million.
Great work, I have been working on local public trails at my home town (Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas) at National Park Cañon del Sumidero, the conditions here are realy rough, the jungle here is so dense and de surface is covered with an infinity amount of rock also there is a lack of help from my fellow Mtbikers and only few help o donate money to build the trails, still I'm super happy to do so, and more, to ride my trails... You are welcome to ride in Chiapas Mexico, your video gave me lots of cheers to keep on digging!
Awesome to see you here, man! I ride at cedar glades and iron mountain often and I’m glad to see more trails being built here. Especially seeing as I just started riding again since being a teenager. 😅 getting back into the swing of things is a lot easier seeing trails like this!
Anyone remember the cave ride from ages ago? I thought it would have been harder to make, but I guess the roof of the cave blocks off most of the bad weather!! Super inspired to build jumps now - thanks Seth!
I live in arkansas and i love your vids especially about AR trails. Ever sense my front rim bent from a hard landing all could do is watch your videos to experience riding. I hope i can ride again one day :)
That butt-less shovel is a thing of beauty! Every dirt jump builder's dream.
Victor Reyes look at Seth’s murder machine bike build hardtail made to be thrown around
Skills With Phil a
Surely you at least gotta have some butt? Flat is also a bit boring isn't it?
Skills With Phil when you coming to Bentonville to shred bro? You’ve waited long enough!
hi
Hey Seth! I’m a pro scooter rider looking to get a mountain bike to mess around with. I was introduced to your channel via my followers as well as some other mountain bike riders who stumbled across a couple of my videos. Great stuff man! Keep it up!
Raymond Warner hey Raymond
Hey Raymond, I really enjoy your vids, keep up the great work!!
This is how paid content can still be interesting and entertaining!!! Great work
Gotta make a living, but it’s great to work with clients who give you full creative reign
I’ll talk to South Carolina to see if they can hire Seth to convince them to build more trails here. LOL
I live in New Zealand and even I'm interested in coming to visit!!
Paid by government
of Arkansas
Awesome to see you promoting trail building stuff Seth. Everyone should know the hard work that goes into this type of trail and recognize the builders! Cheers to the Trail Elves!
Yh tell me about it
Not enough people understand how much work goes into building these things! You see the pros drifting around, although they usually maintain their local trails. The big problem is the people who blindly copy them and don't ever help. We need more capable trail builders!
Thank you the trail elves thank you
This is perfect. For a school project I’m going to write a letter to my town in New Hampshire and try to get them to build a jump trail. I can’t wait for your next video. Keep up the great work.
Cameron im in NH too lol
Good Luck!
Did they build one?
Cameron Newbold did they build one?
@@zackclarke6345 Unfortunately no. They deemed it "too unsafe for our younger riders" Guess I gotta stick to Highland.
Thanks for this Seth and hats off to Hot Springs! They know what’s up. 👌🏼
The Loam Ranger I live in bentonville
🤘
I wish this shit would happen where I live.
Cujows same I’ve got like no trails in my town or a skatepark it’s shit
Join or start a club and make shit happen instead of wait for some one else. Then you can have it like you want it. Good luck!
ye same, I live in Manchester where its flat and the nearest hills are all at least 3 hour drives away
Manchester UK or Manchester USA?
Jeremiah Robinson haha imagine taking initiative, not for me
Thanks for this, Seth. This was very interesting. If you continue this series on trail building, do you plan to include any information on how trails are designed? What considerations need to be taken to ensure proper drainage, environmental concerns, etc? I would love to hear more on that topic.
Stay upright and keep the rubber side down.
I plan to continue digging deep into trail building, not only for the video content but my own knowledge
Seth's Bike Hacks Hey Seth, could you please look into the Diamondback Atroz 3? Or tell me what you think of it? Its Diamondback cheapest trail worth full sus and I was looking into buying one. I would upgrade to dropper post and a rear shock with lockout. Is this a good idea?
Where I live there is a trail poorly made if something, I would like to contribute in making it great, please continue uploading this series of videos
@@glidewillie5767 Id say keep looking. Try secondhand better value for money if you dont mind a few scratches
Totally agree!
Arkansas is becoming the mountain bike Capital of the USA I am a Canadian and i am planning a trip there to play on them wicked looking trails I love how our sport is growing 👍. Thanks Seth .
David Keats come on down! It’s mountain bike heaven!
Ranger54 oh I so am my wife’s Dad lives in Fayetteville just don’t know if I should pack my bike there or rent one for 2 weeks mite get pricey !
@@Mrkeats5487 I know Phat Tire will rent out a dual suspension for about $60 a day. If it's a longer stay though they may cut you a better deal. Give them a call! Definitely the best location for a shop and they have super fast service whenever you need it.
i live in arkansas you should go to that one in bentonville like he was talking about its EPIC!
Getting me so stoked to move back home to Bville later on in life!!! Thank you for this video, Seth, this is truly awesome stuff that you all are doing there. Great way of bringing to light the hard work that our state is doing. Keep up the great work and please continue with the great content! Makes a difference in people's love for MTB. I hope to be able to support you soon through Patreon!
Mariano Mendez what is an Arkansas winter like? Can you guys ride all winter?
this is what i do for work and i LOVE trail maintenance, specially hearing back from the riders , that makes my day everytime!! I used to bike a lot when i was in my teen years but now with a family and fulltime work, i dont get as much time to ride but watching other people going down and loving life is just as good !
Thanks for the video showing one of the main factor of mountain biking, the trail builders. Sometimes I think we forget how much work goes into the trails we ride and this is a good reminder!
My city in Canada is already building a pump track that will be open in summer so im very excited
@Thomas Purdy I'm from Rimouski in Quebec
Closest trails to me are Kelso in Milton. That's ma spot!
@@WelcomeToJ I heard of it it's sond very cool
@Thomas Purdy Ya, they really have a variety of trails for different skill levels. Simple, fast, twisty single track to a couple of double black diamonds which can literally break your neck. Very happy to have these close by!
Always appreciate seeing the blood and sweat that goes into making our rides possible. Thanks to all of those that have ever or will ever participate in trail building and maintenance.
TH-cam didnt show me a notification but luckily I remembered when you upload
thanks homie!
Same here, wasn't even on my notifications feed but saw the post from yesterday so I went looking for it!
Hats off to these people, they do amazing work. Thank you to all the trail builders across the country.
I use ALL of those hand tools in wildland firefighting. They're tough as nails and effective as all get out. Great vid, Seth! Props to the trail builders!
I'd imagine there's at least some passing similarities to making a firebreak, too. Just a *lot* faster and not going for looks.
Us trail builders owe a lot to you guys! Keep up the good work!
So exciting to see communities investing and supporting mtn biking. Win win! Thanks Seth for all your work. You are a super power for us!
Yess now this is how you end a Friday
Ahahahhahahahaha it's Saturday where I live. WHICH IS BETTER !!!!!
Defualt Boi where do you live
@@ryanelewis1379 I live in New York
@Sameer Fazil lmao same
Its a start for me
Thanks for making a trail building intro that's not boring as anything. Looking forward to the sequel(s) and "how to get my town to do this". Big thumbs up!
Salute to the builders.
Majority of us don't realized the crazy amount of work a mtb trail demands!!! CRAZY
This is a sweet video man, you got some great info out there. Thanks! :)
I live near Hotsprings and ride Northwoods ALL the time. This trail is awesome! They are constantly adding things to it and repairing sections. I've even heard from people that are working on the trail about some things they are hoping to add, it's sounds really cool! And I completely agree woth this trail helping hotsprings businesses. My family started an air B & b that's close to the trail. After being listed for 3 days we already have 7 bookings!
the best things: food + mtb
Skiing+mtb
And beer
BEER and MTB
This is added inspiration to get my ass out there and build more trails. The best part of trail building is testing them with your buddies. LOVE IT!!!
Any one notice the littel spider crawling up the berm at 7:25
good eye!
Lol I wondered who else did
DEJA VU
daddy long leg i think
"aaaaa!"
That spider probably
I live an hour from Bentonville. The trails all around northwest Arkansas are insane and there are many BMX and pump tracks like the one that hosted the RedBull Pump Track World Series. I’m only 25 minutes away from that track and there are loads of trails to ride on a whim. Keep promoting these things, a lot of people think the processes put into building the trails are very interesting... rock on dude
1:50
Seth: it was 95 degrees out
Me: laughs in texas
Me also Laughs in Cyprus :D
Me: laughs in SoCal
laughs in palm springs socal
Laughs at all of you from Western Australia
@@soundbreakermusic yeah mate
It’s a good time to live in Hot Springs. I’m so ready for this trail.
This is my favourite channel!
I am super stoked for the upcoming grand opening this coming weekend. I am taking the whole family out there for the weekend. My boy and I will be riding, while the ladies go out and enjoy the local amenities.
"We're creating a Disney World for mountain biking"...... 😮...... shut up and take my money!
Where is it ?
Lol
Thanks for promoting our new trail system!!! Stoked!
Machine made trails are the burger King of mtb.
Natural gnar is the rare steak.
yeah if your in BC..
People who ride nothing but flow trails should never call XC guys dirt roadies. The stuff they ride is closer to a road...
@@NoxiousNoodles only a road with 2 meter jumps and drops
@@NoxiousNoodles I ride mostly flow because I have a hard tail and can't afford a full sus bike. I do like technical Rocky trails, but it's fun to be able to fly down a trail at full speed and not worry about bumps. I also ride with my xc friends every now and then. Mountain biking is a lot funner when everyone gets a long in my opinion
@@burntrat8940 Totally agree. Been seeing XC guys get called dirt roadies a lot of late. More calling out people who say that (and are hypocrites for doing so) than all flow trail riders.
The videos from Bentonville were one of my favorite series on this channel. Can’t wait to see more!
In Finland we just take the same paths that the raindeers and bears once took.
And koskenkorva instead of water;)
Right! Seems much easier than doing all this.
Ya i fallow the deer and coyote tracks
Watching old videos and saw this but in Canada smae thing but replace rain deer with moose and caribou
I actually used to live here maybe 6 years ago. The trails there were beautiful I'm glad they are doing stuff like this
I was watching your water bottle cage video when I got the notification on this video.
I'm grateful for the people that do this. That's a lot of work!
I love that cities are doing this for the community but I wish they were made for everyone. Those trails would be perfect for adaptive MTB, except for the jumps that don't look to be rollable.
It's great to see a community putting so much effort into the bike scene
but rocks and roots are integral parts of n.e. singletrack goodness, ya got a dang autobahn quality smoothness there :)
So wicked. Can't wait to see you crush this system so we can take a tour! Thanks Seth and all the builders out there!
Hey Seth, I’m about to buy a new bike but am still deciding wether I want to get a Hardtail or a full suspension. Could you make a video on what to buy and what is better for certain types of riding, a Hardtail or full suspension??
crb 3417 full suspension
Shane do you think I could still do a full on a $1500 budget?
marin hawkhill is one. gaint stance may also be another. And those are 2 pretty good bikes.
Shane do you think those would be better than a Hardtail at that price such as a Commencal meta ht am?
crb 3417 Personally i would rather have a full suspension, although i have had a ton of fun on a hardtail, i guess it comes down to personal preference and the trails you are going to be riding.
It is really interesting to see such effort to making trails and for the maintenance. As for us, in our city, every weekend we gather up and ride random mountain route. Thank you Seth
Why are they using helmets? Is there any above the head work going on?
To protect against acorns
OSHA
@@therealsteen yep
Safety first, bro
Never know when the sky is going to fall.
Incredibly well done, Seth! We are so lucky here in Arkansas to have all of this MTB trail development going on and it just keeps getting better everyday. Hot Springs has been in dire need of an attraction and I think this new network of trails is going to be a great boost.
If you build it, they will come.
Ah the builders, what make the trail a gem vs generic. A lot of hard work that's truly a gift to others.
Woah they grill a mountain bike trail
It's crazy how much work goes into making just one berm.
Are you watching rampage today?
Much respect for those guys. A lot of time, labor, and knowledge.
As long as its edible and tasty I'm down!
Exactly!
Down on the ground? 😂
This is now one of my favorite youtubers because I live in Arkansas and they do have some amazing bike trails
Yo seth I am 14 years old and me and my frends jumps and flow trails
Always fun watching trail builders ride - notice how they can take speed through a berm without skidding.
1st!!
Hahah
I was first
@@zuqers1843 Couldn't be because on me it said No views
Tomi Saaranen me too
Then TH-cam is messed up
Dude, I love your videos. I’ve watched nearly all of them. This one popped up in my feed and I am so happy that it did. I’m in Memphis. I’m a musician. The Covid thing has me down for a couple of months so I’ve been able to ride my bike a lot more than typically. I can’t wait to strap my bike on the band van next time we play Hot Springs. Take care! Live Free, ride... just kidding. You and Alex have been very crucial to my survival during this pandemic. I’ve learned a lot from both of you. My wife works for Saint Jude and she might be reaching out to you to get the trio together for a fundraiser. I do think it will be a good opportunity for you to add a couple 25k more addicts- I mean viewers. ; )
notice me senpai !!
he is married
@@kinleywallis6043 XD
So delicious! Thank you to all the trail builders out there, especially my brother Blake Griffin at Griffin Bike Park, who put in the long hours to build us feast-worthy trails!
Trail builders are AWESOME!
It’s my birthday today
It was mine yesterday
Happy Birthday Dudes! Mine too! Cheers! (And thanks, Seth!)
sam coops happy birthday
Its my bikes birthday! I got my first mountain bike, an older Fuji Adventure, 1 year ago
sam coops happy birthday homie
"Disneyworld for MTB" 😁🤘 . Time to start planning my vacation time for a trip that way! Thanks Seth
I wish DFW would adopt the same mindset of creating a MTB Disneyland. Congrats to Arkansas for helping out the community!
Seth’s, Brian’s, and Alex’s videos will be my only source of MTB Excitement now because I am out with a shoulder injury from August and my brand new trek was stolen from my garage LITERALLY THIS MORNING! Oh well:/ thanks Seth for entertaining me.
I love the bike community in Arkansas. I have made lots of friends in my race career by far one of my favorite places to visit and ride at!
I’ve just been volunteering at my new local bike park which is under construction. A bike shop bought a large piece of land and is building a trail system. You don’t appreciate how much work goes into trails until you give it a go!
Seth you are a wasted talent you can take even a boring subject and present it so gracefully, you should be in Hollywood
Can we just take a moment to think about the amazing production quality these videos are
I used to live in Hot Springs in the 90's, this would have been amazing to have back then. Glad the town is doing something interesting to attract more people.. hopefully it inspires them to do more new things and help them grow. Beautiful place.
Videos like this give me hope that Whistler-esque bike parks will start popping up everywhere in the U.S.... Amazing video Seth!
One of your BEST videos EVER!! Trail building was my life for years~~~~~
Seth, you are a great story teller and Bentonville was wise to team up with you. I hope more companies and cities get you involved because it's the most entertaining form of marketing with authenticity, you rock man hope your career continues to flourish!
Seth, your starting to give me back that old "Endless Summer" feeling with your newest videos. Keep up the fantastic work! Loving it.
I’m privileged to live in Vermont and work the the Suicide Six bike park! Building trails and maintaining them is extremely fun! Trail system from my house leads right to the back side of the mountain for my ride to work in the morning! 18 years old and I never want to grow up and get a real job 😂
So, the best way to build trails is to get your city or town to do it! I love it!!!
Thanks for the review! I live in Hot Springs and cannot wait until this opens to the public.
Love waking up to a new video. Cheers Seth.
Can’t wait to see some more
1:40 Yes. I am building trails through woods in my back yard, and it is one of the toughest things I have ever done. But the payoff is great.
Yes! This is a great video! I love seeing this kind of "behind the scenes" stuff. Thank you!
Just finished my algebra homework and Seth's mtb videos are so relaxing!
I live an hour away from this and I would love to visit hot springs and I think it would be a good experience for me because I usually have never been to trails because there are no trails near where I live. I’m glad hot springs made this happen.
That’s awesome, I lived in Little Rock for five years and left in 2018, I was surprised there wasn’t more of this in Arkansas! They don’t have the snow for ski resorts but they certainly have the hills and weather for this kind of park. If I make it back to Arkansas I will be checking this place out!
Hands down the best Mtb videos on youtube. Heck the best videos Period on youtube. Always entertaining and informative. Production quality is really outstanding also. You've become a great film maker Seth. Congrats on a million subs and good speed on your way to 2 million.
Great work, I have been working on local public trails at my home town (Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas) at National Park Cañon del Sumidero, the conditions here are realy rough, the jungle here is so dense and de surface is covered with an infinity amount of rock also there is a lack of help from my fellow Mtbikers and only few help o donate money to build the trails, still I'm super happy to do so, and more, to ride my trails... You are welcome to ride in Chiapas Mexico, your video gave me lots of cheers to keep on digging!
Awesome to see you here, man! I ride at cedar glades and iron mountain often and I’m glad to see more trails being built here. Especially seeing as I just started riding again since being a teenager. 😅 getting back into the swing of things is a lot easier seeing trails like this!
Nice video, I want to say thanks to all the trail builders out there, special to the ones on my area; Friends of Alafia & Swamp.
This channel is of amazingly high quality. Thanks for all the hard work you put into it!
Great idea for a video! Good to see how much really goes into shaping those trails.
That's how a sponsored video should be made. Awesome stuff.
Anyone remember the cave ride from ages ago? I thought it would have been harder to make, but I guess the roof of the cave blocks off most of the bad weather!! Super inspired to build jumps now - thanks Seth!
Love it! Just hope it’s ALL sustainable, both both nature & the local economy. Riders: please ride, shop local, & keep it CLEAN!
Thx seth for always make a vids that open up a new perspective...
That was a great video. So cool that cities are jumping on board with these bike parks.
I live in arkansas and i love your vids especially about AR trails. Ever sense my front rim bent from a hard landing all could do is watch your videos to experience riding. I hope i can ride again one day :)
Seth please like this I watch your videos everytime they come out love to see you building and progressing
You are the favorite channel !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😛😛😛😃😃😃
Just got back from a epic road trip to Bentonville and I have you to thank for that Seth! Keep up the great work man!