Hi KH, thanks for subscribing! it may seem intimidating at first to hit up a bike park as a beginner, but skypark has so many beginner features and progression skills, it's very beginner friendly! Hope to see you on there soon!
Skypark is noobs friendly. For beginner, ride Evergreen at least 2-3 times before moving on to the next. It's beginner friendly but anything after Evergreen, you gotta have at least 2 years experience of consistent riding.
Thanks brotha! Thank you for watching my videos, this was my first video ever made and wasn't sure what I was suppose to do or say. I've made a video thats a remake of our first day at Skypark if your interested: th-cam.com/video/89vRTxKHzUU/w-d-xo.html
Yes finally some beginner info. I follow some awesome guys but I have only been riding for a year and i wasn't sure how beginner friendly it was out here. I was always intimated by this park.
Hi Jerry, skypark is pretty beginner friendly. There are a few blue trails where you can practice your riding. First day at a bike park can be intimidating. You can study the map ahead of time so you don’t get lost. Probably best if you can ride with someone with bike park experience! Let me know how your first day goes always excited to see people progress
Thanks Darren, i was confused as to where beginners can practice before riding the blue trails on top of upline. Hopefully this will help direct first timers at Skypark.
If you are riding flat trails sitting on the saddle is not an issue. But when you are going downhill, over rocks and small features you need to be able to maintain your weight at the center of the bike to avoid being sent over the bars. If you are sitting your weight is shifted towards the rear and you are at the mercy of how the rear end of the bike behaves when it runs something over. Which is usually in a upwards direction pushing you up and over. Sorta like a teeter totter throwing you out of the saddle. But when standing your knees and legs can bend and acts as an suspension so the saddle is free to move upwards without throwing you up and over. I hope that makes sense. If still unclear I’ll look for a better instructional video for you
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That looks like a great and safe place to learn.
Great place to learn! You can also rent gear and bikes there. Perfect place for families!
your wife has a great teacher
Thank you!
Cool! I just started mountain biking. Been hitting up the local beginner trails. I want to ride sky park one of these days. Subscribed!
Hi KH, thanks for subscribing! it may seem intimidating at first to hit up a bike park as a beginner, but skypark has so many beginner features and progression skills, it's very beginner friendly! Hope to see you on there soon!
Skypark is noobs friendly. For beginner, ride Evergreen at least 2-3 times before moving on to the next. It's beginner friendly but anything after Evergreen, you gotta have at least 2 years experience of consistent riding.
Bro ..I loved ur double video..Love biking and ur advice and honesty
Thanks brotha! Thank you for watching my videos, this was my first video ever made and wasn't sure what I was suppose to do or say. I've made a video thats a remake of our first day at Skypark if your interested: th-cam.com/video/89vRTxKHzUU/w-d-xo.html
Good job! I'm looking forward to your series!
Thank you Khiori Will try to complete my edit Sunday night and upload Monday!
Yes finally some beginner info. I follow some awesome guys but I have only been riding for a year and i wasn't sure how beginner friendly it was out here. I was always intimated by this park.
Hi Jerry, skypark is pretty beginner friendly. There are a few blue trails where you can practice your riding. First day at a bike park can be intimidating. You can study the map ahead of time so you don’t get lost. Probably best if you can ride with someone with bike park experience! Let me know how your first day goes always excited to see people progress
glad you posted this..honestly, Skypark should provide specific instructions on where casual ride should go.
Thanks Darren, i was confused as to where beginners can practice before riding the blue trails on top of upline. Hopefully this will help direct first timers at Skypark.
Would love to learn to how to mountain bike. Subscribed!!!
Nice dude. Live in SoCal, looking for sweet trails..
Skypark is a great. Only bike park open during the winter season.
Thanks. Looking forward to going within the next couple weeks.
Thanks man! 下個禮拜要去, 看你的影片幫助很多
Hi Tony，做了一個新版本， 清楚多 th-cam.com/video/89vRTxKHzUU/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Thank you! I didn't know Skypark had beginner trails, I'll be heading out there next summer for sure.
Thank you @Jesus for watching our YT channel. We are so happy our videos have helped you on your MTB adventure.
What camera do you use? How do you keep the camera so still when you are riding? Rarely see camera shaking! Good job!
Hi Elda, i'm using Hero 7 black
Me & my husband are new to this. Why is it dangerous to sit?
If you are riding flat trails sitting on the saddle is not an issue. But when you are going downhill, over rocks and small features you need to be able to maintain your weight at
the center of the bike to avoid being sent over the bars. If you are sitting your weight is shifted towards the rear and you are at the mercy of how the rear end of the bike behaves when it runs something over. Which is usually in a upwards direction pushing you up and over. Sorta like a teeter totter throwing you out of the saddle. But when standing your knees and legs can bend and acts as an suspension so the saddle is free to move upwards without throwing you up and over. I hope that makes sense. If still unclear I’ll look for a better instructional video for you
@@frankiesemtb Wow, great to know. Thank you so much! :)
If you have more questions just ask away in comments section or DM me at IG @senditfrankie I’m always happy to help with mountain biking questions