For the Rock at the end of the Trail you could make something like what Seth did where he built the A Fraim with a skinny going up and down in a A shape?
The only person who can talk himself into doing anything! Keep up the great work Eric! Also for the giant drop u can make a skinny that goes up on top of the rock and then a drop at the end.
I appreciate the attention to detail in this video. The build lapse + voiceover is really cool and enjoyed watching it. Thanks for keeping so many people stoked on MTB!!!
I really love the look on this trail and the progress you're making is great considering everything going on. Looking forward to seeing the final product!
Eric. Cool build so far. We like building things with rocks on our videos. Here is my suggestion, which I have given much thought to: Continue a curved ramp from the landing up onto the rock, leaving enough of a lip to clearly show riders that they are popping up on to the top of the rock. The ramp up would have the same curvy flow as the trail before the lip jump. Once on the rock, you would still have enough speed to huck off heading slightly down the hill again, then repeat the banked curve that you built after the log jump. ....This would create a unique use of the rock without destroying the identity and flow of that section of trail. .....Just my thoughts
So here is my suggestion for the rock... If I can see correctly, after You land you have kinda high speed. If You remember Your video posted back in 6.6.2019 called "The PERFECT Place to Improve your BIKE SKILLS! | Black Rock Bike Park, Oregon" there was a really cool, but kinda hard to jump, "step up to woodwork" as I would call it. You even showed it in the video, exactly at 1:11. U could perfectly fit the rock in the gap between the woodwork, even though You would have to move the rock a bit lower iton the trail... So this is all from me and I hope that You will like my suggestion!
For the rock at the end of the trail, maybe you and some other people can move it further up ahead and then onto the trail, and then make a step-up to flat pad to clear the rock. If not, then maybe you could build some kind of teeter-totter-jump over it. You would be able to ride the teeter-totter normally, but if you had enough speed, you could jump it.
with the running water from the ground, if the new creek becomes a problem you could install a 4" culvert under it or just jump it. Good luck and stay safe.
For the swamp area, defiantly dig a channel for all the water and line it with rocks so it's more visible/doesn't erode. You could also build a wooden whale tail feature to jump it.
For that rock you can put a wooden ramp up it. The ramp will continue up on the other side of the rock to whatever height you see fit. You can then build either a steep roll or a drop kind of like the ones in Squamish, BC. The ones where you roll down a super steep rock then drop onto a landing, you know what I'm talking about?..... but that's just my suggestion... anyway good luck with the trail.. :)
I actually like it when there’s a rock. They provide good alternate line choices build the trail so it goes next to it with a roller if you bypass the rock and the berm if you go over the rock and then use the stumps as biodegradable rollers. And then he was The Rock itself as the backbone of a table top.
For the rock: you could build a separate line parallel to the woodstump jump to jump the rock straight down the hill in the fall line... Meaning not hitting it from the trail but building a straight line down over the rock, crossing the new trail part
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You could make a North Shore like feature going up and over the rock...
Hi I just wanted to tell u you could make a wooden jump on the rock and then a landing to get over ot
The Bobsled is such a majestic beast! One of the best trail feature builds I've seen. Can't wait for more trail builds, so sick!!
Slash and Burn would be a better name if I rode it!😊
You could make a mini flyover feature over the rock, like you roll up, then roll down
For the Rock at the end of the Trail you could make something like what Seth did where he built the A Fraim with a skinny going up and down in a A shape?
yes that would be goood
It would be fun to make as a b-line, as it may kill the speed a bit, but good idea!
Was just about to say the same idea great minds think a like great idea
A-frae over the rock would be sick!
Shape would be a bit awkward tho good idea i agree
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For the rock you could move it down into the mushy area and make a skinny line out of big rocks.
The only person who can talk himself into doing anything!
Keep up the great work Eric!
Also for the giant drop u can make a skinny that goes up on top of the rock and then a drop at the end.
for the rock you could build a ip over the stumps and gap over the rock then put a whale tale over the other stumps and a landing into a berm
I appreciate the attention to detail in this video. The build lapse + voiceover is really cool and enjoyed watching it. Thanks for keeping so many people stoked on MTB!!!
You can use the rock for a rock roll and put a wooden jump over the swampy area
Omg finally! This is my favorite series rn
Move the big rock into a more favorable position. Then JUMP It! Yeah, it weighs 15 tons. but the pyramid slabs weighed twice that or more?
Dig under it, downhill, then calculate it’s size. If possible roll it into a more favorable position on the exit from the lip flow line.
That’s going to be an awesome trail once you are done! Thanks for all your and FVMBA’s work!!
The journey is the reward. I can see that you are enjoying it!
Love from Australia 🇦🇺 keep up the vids man I love your style of filming and narrating the whole video is interesting from start to finish
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great video man. your pep talk sounded like someone trying to get a stubborn old mule down the trail! always enjoy watching you and yukas videos.
Anybody else just LOVE the time lapses?
Glad you resumed work on the trail again.
Great content. I genuinely think your trail building series is the best out of all the other MTB youtubers currently.
I really love the look on this trail and the progress you're making is great considering everything going on. Looking forward to seeing the final product!
So happy to see you working on the trail again!
Building videos are the best. So sick
Sooo happy this trail is backkkk !!!! Keep up the great trail building !!
The production quality of these videos is so good. Tons of hard work filming, editing, and working on that trail. 👏💪😊
North shore a-frame over the rock would be sick!
Glad to see you back.
That boulder could be a cool “nose bonk” feature.
I have missed your videos loads! Welcome back.
Very nice! Can't wait to see what other plans you have for the trail.
How is this channel not bigger. Great content man thx for the break from life.
The trail is looking sick. I can't wait to see the riding video once it is complete
Never clicked so fast in my life
YES AN UPLOAD!!!
Yes sir
The big rock should be a feature where you have to roll up over it and then down it and it should be called rock and roll!!!
Haven’t even watched the vid yet but I’m so excited for you to be back working on the trail!
Nice to see you back on track!
You could move the rock down the trail a bit and make an A-Frame over it!
You should make a big wooden pump thing over the rock and use the stumps to help hold the wood up off the ground.
Can't wait to visit this trail one day
I've been working on a similar project lately. It’s honestly all I can think about. I can understand the passion. Fun video bud.
That trail look incredible!
Eric. Cool build so far. We like building things with rocks on our videos. Here is my suggestion, which I have given much thought to: Continue a curved ramp from the landing up onto the rock, leaving enough of a lip to clearly show riders that they are popping up on to the top of the rock. The ramp up would have the same curvy flow as the trail before the lip jump. Once on the rock, you would still have enough speed to huck off heading slightly down the hill again, then repeat the banked curve that you built after the log jump. ....This would create a unique use of the rock without destroying the identity and flow of that section of trail. .....Just my thoughts
I’m so glad another video is out, my usual Thursday schedule has been of kilter without your vids. Glad your back in business man.👍👍👍
Nice to see your videos again Eric :-) You do a really good job !
Awesome update, Eric! Man I would love to come up there this year and ride those trails. Really hope they let us.
I’ve missed these build videos! Love it
Return to the trails. Congrats!
Love this 👍
Yessssss love this series
finally! been waiting for the trail building to come back
It’s about time!🤘
So here is my suggestion for the rock... If I can see correctly, after You land you have kinda high speed. If You remember Your video posted back in 6.6.2019 called "The PERFECT Place to Improve your BIKE SKILLS! | Black Rock Bike Park, Oregon" there was a really cool, but kinda hard to jump, "step up to woodwork" as I would call it. You even showed it in the video, exactly at 1:11. U could perfectly fit the rock in the gap between the woodwork, even though You would have to move the rock a bit lower iton the trail... So this is all from me and I hope that You will like my suggestion!
I think you could build some type of A-frame/optional drop over that rock and I also think the double wallride idea is super cool.
Great video. These trail building videos are the best!!!!!!!!!!
I love these battalions building videos
Great content Eric.
Build a wooden roller that goes over the rock like kicking horse bike park. Then you can pump and head to the bobsled wall ride.
Such beautiful dirt...
you and berm peak should collab and make a trail together
I feel like most of those features are way bigger than anything I have done. I'd be interested to see more wood features with some help from Bobby!
I rode my first trail the other day and it was a great experience. I can't wait to go again. I just wish it was all downhill lol
You should make a A frame or a brindle thing over that rock
I would build a berm around the rock with its flattest/smoothest side poking through
For the rock at the end of the trail, maybe you and some other people can move it further up ahead and then onto the trail, and then make a step-up to flat pad to clear the rock. If not, then maybe you could build some kind of teeter-totter-jump over it. You would be able to ride the teeter-totter normally, but if you had enough speed, you could jump it.
I was never so hyped for a video
Why is this channel so good!
Build a huge loop/berm that circles the rock! Kind of like making the rock a centerpiece of art. Maybe some sort of modified wallride...
You always know it’s a good day when bc POV posts
Finally some more of your Trail 💪🏽
Sick!! Can't wait until its done
with the running water from the ground, if the new creek becomes a problem you could install a 4" culvert under it or just jump it.
Good luck and stay safe.
I enjoy your videos so much. Good job guys!
Oh man, I was so close to getting the wooden feature named! BTW, I ride a Druid too... loving it!
best video series ever never clicked so fast in my life
For the swamp area, defiantly dig a channel for all the water and line it with rocks so it's more visible/doesn't erode. You could also build a wooden whale tail feature to jump it.
love the trail and your vids keep it on erick
seen this several times now I am gonna watch the older ones
yes i love this kind of content even more
For that rock you can put a wooden ramp up it. The ramp will continue up on the other side of the rock to whatever height you see fit. You can then build either a steep roll or a drop kind of like the ones in Squamish, BC. The ones where you roll down a super steep rock then drop onto a landing, you know what I'm talking about?..... but that's just my suggestion... anyway good luck with the trail.. :)
all the best dude!
A frame over that big Boulder? Idk just an idea. Great video!
on the rock you should build up with smaller rocks so you can just roll over it, I have that on my local trail and it pretty fun too
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Nice work !! Cheers Mate !!
Sick! Ride On! 🔥
This is super cool dude, your the most underrated TH-camr, you deserve 10 mil subs
You should try and move the rock over onto the main trail and build a wooden roll over it
Make a Seth-style main frame over it, where you roll over the rock at the top.
Good job brotha.. hope we see u this yr in S. CALI✌🤙👍
I actually like it when there’s a rock. They provide good alternate line choices build the trail so it goes next to it with a roller if you bypass the rock and the berm if you go over the rock and then use the stumps as biodegradable rollers. And then he was The Rock itself as the backbone of a table top.
Awesome! so
More of this please.
I love your videos, man!
Do a controlled burn to get rid of all the crap near the bobsled whenever the weather alows
These are really fun to make, made one on my trail and made a video just like this.🤙
bc is back baby
for the rock, a wall ride over it would be epic, similar tyo the wall ride over yuka!
Love your videos keep it up.
More trail building let’s go
Nice video keep up the good content!
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@Jamie Hall Thanks lol, I hope I don't fail English
For the rock: you could build a separate line parallel to the woodstump jump to jump the rock straight down the hill in the fall line... Meaning not hitting it from the trail but building a straight line down over the rock, crossing the new trail part