Highly recommend hitting the iron range next time around. With Tioga recreation area, Redhead Mountain bike park, and Giants Ridge all within about an hour of each other; they make for some of the best riding in the state!
@@bigwigvideos highly doubt that since he's only made videos on Duluth and spirit mountain... Oh and all the trail systems I listed are too new for him to have ridden years back
Since you've already ridden Duluth, I am happy to see you ended up in Red Wing - great trail system! The rest of Minnesota has gone crazy for over-built, super wide flow trails.
Woah keep it down, you might hurt MORC's feelings! God if it ain't true... we need more proper singletrack, gnarly riding. People build like bikes are stuck where they were in the 90's.
Glad to see you hit Red Wing. The terrain there offers a lot that the Twin Cities metro trails can barely scratch with the exception of Battle Creek Park, so I think you made a good choice since you've already been to Duluth.
THIS is exactly what i was wanting! Unknown trails (to me) within reach. Thank you for this. I hit Eagen, MN Lebanon Hills trails last time I visited the in-laws. This will be my next destination! Right on, Brian!
If you're in the metro again check out Battle Creek, those trails are awesome. If you have time head north do Duluth or anything in the Iron Range (RedHead, Giants Ridge, Tioga, Cuyuna in that order).
@@pmarston25 Thanks for the info. In-laws in Osage, IA so I usually hit Decorah, which is great, but always want to hit new trail. Anything north of Minneapolis is a haul.
Thanks for the awesome video, I've been following you for awhile. I grew up in the area and moved to Montana where I got into mountain biking. I'm looking forward to bringing my bike along with my kid the next time I go home!
I'm with you on not realizing how you start to connect with some of your subscribers. We don't do social media, so it was a surprise to us for sure. Nice trails there in Minnesota. Good job man. Thanks for the video.
Dude you need to go do Jackpot Trail. I will email you the details so next time you come up North you can experience the true potential out in MN. Cayuna, Giants Ridge, and Tioga are amazing but Jackpot Trail really displays the true potential that can be released in the North Shore that is unique and could really be a special gem of a Mountain Bike mecca in America.
Welcome back to MN! I've only been mountain biking/off-road biking for a few years, but I've seen a fair amount of trails around the Twin Cities; however, I had no idea this place existed. I'll have to check it out! Thanks for showing me something new!
Been subbed and following you for years now, Brian, and I always appreciate that you do what YOU want to do and not what others want you to do! Keep up the fun and be safe!
Hey Brian, Great channel!! I ride the stationary bike at the moment with the kids homeschooling so you videos are great positive inspiration!!! Thank you much from New Jersey!!
Yo Bryan, thanks for how consistent you are in posting your videos week in week out. I have been in lockdown in Melbourne for the last two months and not allowed to go to the trails. Has been good riding vicariously through your videos.
Great Trail B ! Cool Choice I guess that you got lucky. That Shout out to Dez P was also way cool, thats really what all this is about. So thank you again for bringing us all along for ride ! And Keep up the insane friggen work ethic ! And the the 18 tools that gave a thumps down, ( Your Momma )
thanks brian. I have been really hurting lately, waiting for shoulder surgery date. Can't ride. Other stuff getting me down, but I won't share my misfortunes or existential dread. Thanks for taking me for a bike ride.
This is not where I expected you to ride but I'm glad you did ride here. It really shows how many under cover awesome trail systems Minnesota has. You'll have to come back another time for a group ride at Cuyuna, Awesome video.
Haha, I love full old man mode Brian. "I don't want to check ANOTHER app EVERYDAY" I'm right there with ya, Good thing I'm too cheap to go wireless, haha.
Great trails! My hometown is La Crosse and I go MTBing there all the time, in which you visited, which is awesome. Red wing is close to my in-laws home so I also go there as well.
I had a feeling he was gonna pick Red Wing for his next ride after seeing him on my hometown trails in LaCrosse. I really like riding memorial park Red Wing trails as well since it's not that far of a drive for me from LaCrosse. Shout out to the Rambo team for building and maintaining them
Nicely done Bri! Yup, you can't please everyone. It's the only way to make it work. I appreciate seeing the "less ridden". Duh, otherwise who would watch the videos if you ride what was popular? Keep up the good work! Stress less, ride more! Stay safe.
Awesome to see my hometown in one of your vids Brian. I hope you enjoyed it! Hopefully you're able to get back to MN next year and visit some more of the great trail systems!
Just wanted to say I live in Pittsburgh and had never ridden Frick Park because there were always "better" places to ride. Since watching the video I went up and rode Frick and had a fantastic time. Thanks for riding off the beaten path and meeting "the People". My sons also totally enjoyed Frick. Thanks for riding.
Watched broken hearted for yesterday I had to put my cat Bungalow to sleep 😥. Red wing is a beautiful little town I wasn't expecting it, Welch village is a fun place to ride as well. Take care
Hey Brian! Greetings from Valencia! (spanish east coast) I wanna thank you the work you do. You really inspired me to rediscover MTB. I bought myself a hardtail Canyon and I'm enyoing and fitting! (...and hurting too...wrist and shoulder for the moment, hahaha!) The trails we got here, out in the mountains, are not "Bike trails", but just... trails, so riding here is always a risky adventure. Anyway, and I insist, THANK YOU MAN, and please keep on going!! Ill see you on the trail!
As a kid in the late 90s there was a wooded area in the back of my neighborhood with a small abandoned stable big enough for maybe 2 horses.thats where all the neighborhood boys went to check out girly mags and there was always a pile of them in a plastic bag.
There's used to be a big step-down on that old race course. I'm sad it's not there anymore or in this video. I remember running that track a million times over just the get better and faster. That was a long time ago.
Hey man, (sorta) Red Wing local checking in: it's awesome that you decided to ride what is arguably one of the best trails in the state, you missed a couple things as well by the way but thanks for showing Memorial Park off. Maybe next time you make it to MN you hit Cuyuna or a couple of the cities trails.
Brian if you ever come back to Florida I hope you come and visit the Mount Dora trails. Keep up the amazing videos. Looking forward to the 50 state shred 2.0!
Cool, my grandparents lived there for many, many years when they were still alive. In fact, I think I rode up that hill to that park years before they ever had those trails.
The trails in Red Wing are great, no doubt about it - However, there are so many amazing trails in Minnesota if you keep going North - too many to list here. Ride-on!
Brace yourself for my fellow Minnesotan's jumping on your for not riding our more well known trails. We have a terrible Napoleon complex when it comes to recognition, add in the fact we have some great trails for being in the midwest and its a perfect storm. Shout out to RAMBO, really hope this brings some more recognition to the trails and potential. Red Wing has some of the best terrain within the greater Twin Cities metro area, hopefully they are taking notes from La Crosse and can add more gravity style trails to compliment what they have already built!
Love your videos sir. You've inspired me and my family to take up riding. FYI 2112 is a famous album from 1976 by the Canadian Rock Band Rush and it kicks ass. Give it a listen.
Another great ride! So are you saying your going back to cables soon 🤔 Well at least for the shifting still seems like a solid setup and just how many miles do you have on it I’m sure its up there!
Ain't no apologies for hitting Red Wing. Nice job! But I do want to put in a plug that there is a MB destination taking shape in the Iron Range. You put together Duluth, Giants Ridge DH, Red Head, Tioga, and Cuyuna, and for my money a destination on par with Bentonville/Eureka Springs.
Bro, i have just discovered your channel, I have also read some interviews about you and I think I already love you jajaja. I'm from Spain and I'm watching oncenand again your Aínsa vídeos. Can I ask you one technical question? How the **** you get so good sound with the gopro? How you avoid the wind? Which kind of Harry Potter trick are u using??? I'd appreciate your tip!
I'm sure in real time you have already completed Montana. I can't wait to see where you go in my backyard. I live in the Bitterroot Valley for the first time they are starting to make trails made for bikes, I love it. Enjoy your shred. BTW I have alot of your merch my favorite is my hoody with your logo. Excellent quality just like you said.
Not 2525 . The group Rush , Has an Album entitled 2112. Best tune on it is...The temple of Syrinx. Thanks for steppin out of your way to find this place. B..ecause of the way they named these trails means I'll be there. Bucket list. Btw. all trail names are songs i grew up with. Ya ..little long in the tooth now but...!!!
The next time you make it to Minnesota, you need to do the Iron Range Tour. Redhead, Giants Ridge, Tioga, and Cuyuna. Red Wing totally makes sense, since you were in La Crosse. I haven't had a chance to ride it yet.
Caught me off guard with hitting Redwing. Another close one to me. May not be the best of MN, as we have a ton of trails for being in the midwest, but that looks like a good one. Haven't made it there yet as I usually head to Hixon in Lacrosse.
Hope to see you ride most of Brown County. Use to be my home trails before moving north. Hobbs, Hesitation Point, Green Valley all great. Schooner is probably what you really crave!
Love it, keep ‘em coming BK! When C-19 let you, add more content and history of the place you ride. For an bike crazy fam, this has become a “MTB National Geographic” evening gathering 🤓
You should get that cassette tightened if you don't have the tool, that would be the whole shifting problem. Great videos, I look forward to all the states. Thanks.
Hope to see you shredd in humbolt near shelter cove once the 50 state shredd is done also hopefully I’ll get to replace the carbon fiber bike I snapped in half so we could ride my local trails by then too stay safe out there Brian have a good one
Hey Brian! When you ride without a backpack, how do you store the Karma grip handle? Do you ride with at least the hip pack? I've got one too, and it seems to me that it would be the only solution for some "light back" riding.
How often do you change your gearing? My Carbon Canyon Spectral came with a 30-tooth front sprocket (42-tooth in the rear) and keep the 30 on if i know it's going to be a (Closest is Snow Summit in Big Bear, Ca) chairlift DH day. I can change front rings in under 10 mins. I have a 28 Oval Ring I can change to if it's going to be a lot of climbing and a 26 Oval Ring when I ride my punchy hilly (Lake Calaveras in Carlsbad, Ca) local trail. 😎
i've gotten ghost shifting because of small burrs/ridges ie deformed metal on the edges of the teeth/valleys created by wear--the burrs/ridges can be enough to catch the hyperglide ramps. get a small metal file (both flat & round to match the tooth radius, ideally) & file them back down to flat & you'll be good to go!
Yo I had no idea about these trails! If I could make a recommendation for your next Minnesota visit: Cuyuna, Tioga, Redhead and the Jackpot trail in northern Minnesota are all amazing! Tioga and Cuyuna have some great downhill/jump riding.
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Yay finally my home state!
Yes, mine too .
Yessir
+1
Hey Brian in case you don’t know, there’s a ferry from Bellingham WA to Juneau Ak
Highly recommend hitting the iron range next time around. With Tioga recreation area, Redhead Mountain bike park, and Giants Ridge all within about an hour of each other; they make for some of the best riding in the state!
He already rode up there a couple years ago.
@@bigwigvideos highly doubt that since he's only made videos on Duluth and spirit mountain... Oh and all the trail systems I listed are too new for him to have ridden years back
@@jaredjames5565 yes I meant Duluth as in "up there" he wanted to ride more southern part of the state to see how it varies
Since you've already ridden Duluth, I am happy to see you ended up in Red Wing - great trail system! The rest of Minnesota has gone crazy for over-built, super wide flow trails.
Woah keep it down, you might hurt MORC's feelings!
God if it ain't true... we need more proper singletrack, gnarly riding. People build like bikes are stuck where they were in the 90's.
@@IamSeafarer MORC would have to make triple and quadruple black trails if they made anything challenging lol
Glad to see you hit Red Wing. The terrain there offers a lot that the Twin Cities metro trails can barely scratch with the exception of Battle Creek Park, so I think you made a good choice since you've already been to Duluth.
THIS is exactly what i was wanting! Unknown trails (to me) within reach. Thank you for this. I hit Eagen, MN Lebanon Hills trails last time I visited the in-laws. This will be my next destination! Right on, Brian!
You should go to cayuna up by ironton it’s far up north but definitely the best trails in Minnesota
@@jaxsonkrop5726 cuyuna is a beginner trail. Red wing is more expert.
If you're in the metro again check out Battle Creek, those trails are awesome. If you have time head north do Duluth or anything in the Iron Range (RedHead, Giants Ridge, Tioga, Cuyuna in that order).
@@pmarston25 Thanks for the info. In-laws in Osage, IA so I usually hit Decorah, which is great, but always want to hit new trail. Anything north of Minneapolis is a haul.
Thanks for the awesome video, I've been following you for awhile. I grew up in the area and moved to Montana where I got into mountain biking. I'm looking forward to bringing my bike along with my kid the next time I go home!
I'm with you on not realizing how you start to connect with some of your subscribers. We don't do social media, so it was a surprise to us for sure. Nice trails there in Minnesota. Good job man. Thanks for the video.
Dude you need to go do Jackpot Trail. I will email you the details so next time you come up North you can experience the true potential out in MN.
Cayuna, Giants Ridge, and Tioga are amazing but Jackpot Trail really displays the true potential that can be released in the North Shore that is unique and could really be a special gem of a Mountain Bike mecca in America.
I am so excited that you got the ride to Gus I grew up in Red Wing I roll them trails at million times I'm glad you liked it
Loving this series Brian, you are packing in so much content each time and giving us something to look forward to during these challenging times.
@bkxc Fun to see you in my home state, hope you enjoyed it. Love your channel sir!
Glad to see you finally come to my home state Brian. Happy to see you enjoyed Redwing! Some great trails and it needs some love too. Take care dude.
Welcome back to MN! I've only been mountain biking/off-road biking for a few years, but I've seen a fair amount of trails around the Twin Cities; however, I had no idea this place existed. I'll have to check it out! Thanks for showing me something new!
Been subbed and following you for years now, Brian, and I always appreciate that you do what YOU want to do and not what others want you to do! Keep up the fun and be safe!
Hey Brian,
Great channel!! I ride the stationary bike at the moment with the kids homeschooling so you videos are great positive inspiration!!! Thank you much from New Jersey!!
Yo Bryan, thanks for how consistent you are in posting your videos week in week out. I have been in lockdown in Melbourne for the last two months and not allowed to go to the trails. Has been good riding vicariously through your videos.
Great Trail B ! Cool Choice I guess that you got lucky. That Shout out to Dez P was also way cool, thats really what all this is about. So thank you again for bringing us all along for ride ! And Keep up the insane friggen work ethic ! And the the 18 tools that gave a thumps down, ( Your Momma )
Love this system, raced there many times over the years and its a classic! Cheers!
thanks brian. I have been really hurting lately, waiting for shoulder surgery date. Can't ride. Other stuff getting me down, but I won't share my misfortunes or existential dread. Thanks for taking me for a bike ride.
What an amazing landscape. These seem like really great forest exploration trails. And I can't believe it turns into fields so quickly!
Saw you got to Alaska on Strava, can’t wait to see that one
This is not where I expected you to ride but I'm glad you did ride here. It really shows how many under cover awesome trail systems Minnesota has. You'll have to come back another time for a group ride at Cuyuna, Awesome video.
Haha, I love full old man mode Brian. "I don't want to check ANOTHER app EVERYDAY"
I'm right there with ya, Good thing I'm too cheap to go wireless, haha.
“Living in a van down by the river!”
-Chris Farley
Another spot I’d love to rip with the gravel bike! So nice
Really enjoy watching your progress Brian. Glad your guide survived that fall! I hope to follow your bike tread next year to some of these spots.
Great trails! My hometown is La Crosse and I go MTBing there all the time, in which you visited, which is awesome. Red wing is close to my in-laws home so I also go there as well.
I had a feeling he was gonna pick Red Wing for his next ride after seeing him on my hometown trails in LaCrosse. I really like riding memorial park Red Wing trails as well since it's not that far of a drive for me from LaCrosse. Shout out to the Rambo team for building and maintaining them
Awesome video Brian and thanks for your dedication.
Really enjoying each new installment to the 50 state shred. Nice work.
Nicely done Bri! Yup, you can't please everyone. It's the only way to make it work. I appreciate seeing the "less ridden". Duh, otherwise who would watch the videos if you ride what was popular?
Keep up the good work!
Stress less, ride more! Stay safe.
Good choice picking the trail. It is nice to see some of the lesser-known trails getting some love.
Awesome to see my hometown in one of your vids Brian. I hope you enjoyed it! Hopefully you're able to get back to MN next year and visit some more of the great trail systems!
Just wanted to say I live in Pittsburgh and had never ridden Frick Park because there were always "better" places to ride. Since watching the video I went up and rode Frick and had a fantastic time. Thanks for riding off the beaten path and meeting "the People". My sons also totally enjoyed Frick. Thanks for riding.
Watched broken hearted for yesterday I had to put my cat Bungalow to sleep 😥. Red wing is a beautiful little town I wasn't expecting it, Welch village is a fun place to ride as well. Take care
Unfortunately Welch closed their bike park for good
@@aidancoyle498 bummer Welch village was fun
Hi Brian! I am an old subscriber in your channel! I love it so much!
Thank you very much!
Hey Brian! Greetings from Valencia! (spanish east coast) I wanna thank you the work you do. You really inspired me to rediscover MTB. I bought myself a hardtail Canyon and I'm enyoing and fitting! (...and hurting too...wrist and shoulder for the moment, hahaha!) The trails we got here, out in the mountains, are not "Bike trails", but just... trails, so riding here is always a risky adventure. Anyway, and I insist, THANK YOU MAN, and please keep on going!! Ill see you on the trail!
As a kid in the late 90s there was a wooded area in the back of my neighborhood with a small abandoned stable big enough for maybe 2 horses.thats where all the neighborhood boys went to check out girly mags and there was always a pile of them in a plastic bag.
There's used to be a big step-down on that old race course. I'm sad it's not there anymore or in this video. I remember running that track a million times over just the get better and faster. That was a long time ago.
Thanks from France 🇫🇷 Enjoy ride 👌✌️
Hey man, (sorta) Red Wing local checking in: it's awesome that you decided to ride what is arguably one of the best trails in the state, you missed a couple things as well by the way but thanks for showing Memorial Park off. Maybe next time you make it to MN you hit Cuyuna or a couple of the cities trails.
Looks like you found the good trails there on your own 👍
Brian if you ever come back to Florida I hope you come and visit the Mount Dora trails. Keep up the amazing videos. Looking forward to the 50 state shred 2.0!
Wow!! some of that trail is like Narnia!! love it!
I'm the exact same. Always on silent unless I am expecting and important call. It's just so much more peaceful.
Im.always inspired everytime I watch these video thanx Brian
Such beautiful green flowy trails. That's my kinda ride, man. Well done and keep on shredding. Cheers. :)
Cool, my grandparents lived there for many, many years when they were still alive. In fact, I think I rode up that hill to that park years before they ever had those trails.
The trails in Red Wing are great, no doubt about it - However, there are so many amazing trails in Minnesota if you keep going North - too many to list here. Ride-on!
True but he had to backtrack to Brown County. I’m sure Brian will get a Cuyuna and Duluth trip in eventually
"In through the out door", is referring to the song Raspberry Baret, sung by Prince.
I’m pretty sure it’s named after the Led Zeppelin album.
@@jayrichter0922 Sure is!
Led Zeppelin
Brace yourself for my fellow Minnesotan's jumping on your for not riding our more well known trails. We have a terrible Napoleon complex when it comes to recognition, add in the fact we have some great trails for being in the midwest and its a perfect storm.
Shout out to RAMBO, really hope this brings some more recognition to the trails and potential. Red Wing has some of the best terrain within the greater Twin Cities metro area, hopefully they are taking notes from La Crosse and can add more gravity style trails to compliment what they have already built!
Love your videos sir. You've inspired me and my family to take up riding. FYI 2112 is a famous album from 1976 by the Canadian Rock Band Rush and it kicks ass. Give it a listen.
Ah the old Centrefold in the bush haha... somethings are universal Brian 🇦🇺 👌🏽lol
7:54 looked like the millennium falcon jumping to hyperdrive. ND is my home state cant wait to see where you ride. This was a great idea.
I went snowboarding in Minnesota once and I was very surprised with the topography. Looks fun
Another great ride!
So are you saying your going back to cables soon 🤔
Well at least for the shifting still seems like a solid setup and just how many miles do you have on it I’m sure its up there!
Ain't no apologies for hitting Red Wing. Nice job! But I do want to put in a plug that there is a MB destination taking shape in the Iron Range. You put together Duluth, Giants Ridge DH, Red Head, Tioga, and Cuyuna, and for my money a destination on par with Bentonville/Eureka Springs.
Really nice ride. Superb video!
That weird feeling that you left something behind. Always gets me...
Your videos have become some kinda addition I can't wait for your uploads in Monday Wednesday
It’s always awesome to watch your videos 🔝🤙
trail is named 2112... doesn't reference Rush... how you gonna do us like that
Seriously! I got upset about that lol.
Shame on him!
Poor guy probably doesn’t realize
Hey @BKXC, open your preferred Music app and search for 2112.
@@theoldmanmtb4614 20 minutes later.... "yea that was a tad long"
Great video Brian!
Bro, i have just discovered your channel, I have also read some interviews about you and I think I already love you jajaja. I'm from Spain and I'm watching oncenand again your Aínsa vídeos. Can I ask you one technical question?
How the **** you get so good sound with the gopro? How you avoid the wind? Which kind of Harry Potter trick are u using??? I'd appreciate your tip!
I know I’m late but I love this content
I'm sure in real time you have already completed Montana. I can't wait to see where you go in my backyard. I live in the Bitterroot Valley for the first time they are starting to make trails made for bikes, I love it. Enjoy your shred. BTW I have alot of your merch my favorite is my hoody with your logo. Excellent quality just like you said.
Next time you come around check out cuyuna, battle creek, Lebanon hills, and whitetail ridge (even though its technically in Wisconsin).
I had a race at whitetail and I didn't like it.
I hope you hit the super fun pump track there!!
8:49 kind of stuff you just laugh off. What a great time!!
If you are doing North Dakota next can your PLEASE COME TO FARGO AND RIDE THE TRAILS!!!
Not 2525 . The group Rush , Has an Album entitled 2112. Best tune on it is...The temple of Syrinx. Thanks for steppin out of your way to find this place. B..ecause of the way they named these trails means I'll be there. Bucket list. Btw. all trail names are songs i grew up with. Ya ..little long in the tooth now but...!!!
The next time you make it to Minnesota, you need to do the Iron Range Tour. Redhead, Giants Ridge, Tioga, and Cuyuna. Red Wing totally makes sense, since you were in La Crosse. I haven't had a chance to ride it yet.
Caught me off guard with hitting Redwing. Another close one to me. May not be the best of MN, as we have a ton of trails for being in the midwest, but that looks like a good one. Haven't made it there yet as I usually head to Hixon in Lacrosse.
Hope to see you ride most of Brown County. Use to be my home trails before moving north. Hobbs, Hesitation Point, Green Valley all great. Schooner is probably what you really crave!
Doing races at Memorial park is super Rad. That decent in the gully is one of the best parts.
Hey, when you come to Iowa I would recommend checking out the interstate power preserve trails (IPP) in Dubuque!
hopefully he does, I plan to drive down from MN and check out IPP soon!
Love it, keep ‘em coming BK! When C-19 let you, add more content and history of the place you ride. For an bike crazy fam, this has become a “MTB National Geographic” evening gathering 🤓
I’m tired of seeing yt going to MN and not seeing what we have to offer. Spirit MTN in Duluth is super fun.
Sick riding in Red Wing. hope ya had the opportunity to get at Lebanon Hills of camera; best trails in Southern MN; IMHO
Thanks man!! Im gonna hit this up before winter!!
You should get that cassette tightened if you don't have the tool, that would be the whole shifting problem. Great videos, I look forward to all the states. Thanks.
Now that looks like my sort of trail! Great video as always dude
Hope to see you shredd in humbolt near shelter cove once the 50 state shredd is done also hopefully I’ll get to replace the carbon fiber bike I snapped in half so we could ride my local trails by then too stay safe out there Brian have a good one
Nice jumping there man! Good rythem & Flow for those👌🏼🚲💨 Hope there's no golf balls on the trails 😅
Hey Brian! When you ride without a backpack, how do you store the Karma grip handle? Do you ride with at least the hip pack? I've got one too, and it seems to me that it would be the only solution for some "light back" riding.
Welcome to my state, Brian!
Sending it still in the 50 state shred!!!
How often do you change your gearing? My Carbon Canyon Spectral came with a 30-tooth front sprocket (42-tooth in the rear) and keep the 30 on if i know it's going to be a (Closest is Snow Summit in Big Bear, Ca) chairlift DH day. I can change front rings in under 10 mins. I have a 28 Oval Ring I can change to if it's going to be a lot of climbing and a 26 Oval Ring when I ride my punchy hilly (Lake Calaveras in Carlsbad, Ca) local trail. 😎
i've gotten ghost shifting because of small burrs/ridges ie deformed metal on the edges of the teeth/valleys created by wear--the burrs/ridges can be enough to catch the hyperglide ramps. get a small metal file (both flat & round to match the tooth radius, ideally) & file them back down to flat & you'll be good to go!
Keep Grindn'!! Love the vids! Very inspiring! 50 or bust!
Hello im not a long time subscriber but enyoy your work
Waited so long for this! Yay. I’ve been there. 🙏
Hell yeah, you've motivated me to start riding 👍👍
Yo I had no idea about these trails! If I could make a recommendation for your next Minnesota visit: Cuyuna, Tioga, Redhead and the Jackpot trail in northern Minnesota are all amazing! Tioga and Cuyuna have some great downhill/jump riding.
MN has great riding you hardly scratched the surface
I wasn't expecting to see Red Wing on your list!
I see you're heading to Rapid City's HLMP. Let us know when you arrive and we'll show you around.
Land of a Thousand Lakes...No Lake shore Rides?! 😆 Looks Like a Fun Ride!
Whats your honest opinion of the axs system..i currently have GX on my Fuel Ex9.8. Was looking to upgrade to XTR or Sram AXS.. Thoughts?
Place looks fun!
I like how ancient your song references are. I know they’re ancient because I know them. Zager and Evans 2525.