Fun fact: with tires and fork pumped hard, you can pump (your own) corners on flat asphalt and generate momentum without pedaling. It’s a lot of work but once you figure it out, you can learn how to generate speed out of any corner on the trails.
Really love this video I recently picked up a (DJ) too and this video relates directly to me and at the same skill level, so thanks for the content. My question is what brand and where did you get that camera mount chest harness?
Thank you, I’m glad that enjoyed the video. The camera I used is the Insta360 One X2 and I’m using a GoPro chest mount. Thanks for the comment and have fun on your DJ!
I took my dirt jumper into the forest trails. It handle way better than my other mtb. So nimble and responsive. The only thing that suck was walk it up the hills. But yeah definitely enjoy it so much more.
@@ZaeFitness it’s still working really well, I used it a couple times a month at the bike park. I did upgrade to an air fork and Maxxis tires; but it’s been solid
@@ZaeFitness the factory fork is fine, but i wanted the adjustability of an air fork and it makes the front end feel so much lighter; so the bike has a little more pop now
@@juansebastianalvarezschmid3437 I like it fine, the geometry is good but if you don't work on your own bikes I'd spend a couple hundred more and get something better, even used you can find value
@adambush9205 It's feels like a bmx bike with much bigger wheels. I recommend going to a bike shop to pedal around a dirt jumper, they all are pretty much the same size.
Admittedly it does look super sketchy; but I did buy the bike from there (it wasn't given to me for a review) and everything was legit. If you're feeling nervous I totally understand, but I recommend googling the reviews on the site to make you feel a little better. Whether you purchase or not, good luck on your search and thanks for the comment.
I'm excited to get more laps on the jump lines with you now that we both have a DJ!
So am I!
Man what are the odds i look up reviews for this bike and i see youre at sweetwater, cant wait to get out there for my first time
Fun fact: with tires and fork pumped hard, you can pump (your own) corners on flat asphalt and generate momentum without pedaling. It’s a lot of work but once you figure it out, you can learn how to generate speed out of any corner on the trails.
Really love this video I recently picked up a (DJ) too and this video relates directly to me and at the same skill level, so thanks for the content. My question is what brand and where did you get that camera mount chest harness?
Thank you, I’m glad that enjoyed the video. The camera I used is the Insta360 One X2 and I’m using a GoPro chest mount. Thanks for the comment and have fun on your DJ!
I took my dirt jumper into the forest trails. It handle way better than my other mtb. So nimble and responsive. The only thing that suck was walk it up the hills. But yeah definitely enjoy it so much more.
Nice video. Do you know if the front wheel has a disc brake mount?
Unfortunately, there isn’t a disc brake mount on the front wheel. Thank you for the comment!
how much does it weigh?
Thankyou for your review
What are the handel bars?
The stock handlebars were Promax 680mm width, but I swapped them for Nukeproof Neutrons with a 760mm width
I’m ab to get this
Nice, once you get a couple rides in let me know what you think of it.
how do u like it?
I didn't know RST has dirt jumper 26er fork 👍
Kenda small block 8 any good on wet pavement and road ?
The Kenda Small Block 8 are great tires in the wet and road.
Thank you and I subbed
@@wulfheremercianwarrior2747 Thank you I appreciate it!
Is it very heavy?
hey can i get the link to the pedals you put on? i like them
These pedals got discontinued, but if you want to try and find them they are the 'Shimano Saint M828'
@@BikeHombre thanks, i found a pair i like on amaxzon
How is it a year from now ?
@@ZaeFitness it’s still working really well, I used it a couple times a month at the bike park. I did upgrade to an air fork and Maxxis tires; but it’s been solid
@ was you having problems with the factory forks ? Or just decided to upgrade?
@@ZaeFitness the factory fork is fine, but i wanted the adjustability of an air fork and it makes the front end feel so much lighter; so the bike has a little more pop now
Where to buy?
@@Krisz-f1z bikesdirect.com. I left a link in the video description
The cojones name is too funny. Just dont say you have a cojones in spanish 🤣
Haha! The name of this bike is pretty wild, but I appreciate that Gravity had the cojones to use this name 😂Thanks for the comment!
Im getting this soon ill let you know how it is!
Nice! I'm looking forward to your thoughts.
how do u like it?
@@BikeHombre it works really good for 500
@@RealMasterMonk bro make a lil vid on it
Bought matte black
how do u like it?
@@juansebastianalvarezschmid3437 I like it fine, the geometry is good but if you don't work on your own bikes I'd spend a couple hundred more and get something better, even used you can find value
ik this is a lil personal but how tall are u ?
and wieght
I’m 5’10” and I weigh 175lbs
@adambush9205 It's feels like a bmx bike with much bigger wheels. I recommend going to a bike shop to pedal around a dirt jumper, they all are pretty much the same size.
Is this legit or a scam?
The bike is legit. I left a link to where I ordered the bike from in the description
The website looks sketchy
I know, i wanna buy one but the website doesn’t even work
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The website looks very sketch, should I trust it
Admittedly it does look super sketchy; but I did buy the bike from there (it wasn't given to me for a review) and everything was legit. If you're feeling nervous I totally understand, but I recommend googling the reviews on the site to make you feel a little better. Whether you purchase or not, good luck on your search and thanks for the comment.
I bought a bike from there. It’s legit. The guy who runs the store was super helpful on the phone with questions.