Great video Jem, thanks for the amazing content. It was great trails and it looked like a nice adventure with some awesome sections and adventurous river crossings. By the way, your car looks fantastic. Have fun with it and keep up the good work buddy. Ride on and have a nice weekend
Hey Scott, bikes doing well, not one issue at all with the rear or front shock . Drive train has been working well for the spec it is, It's due for a fresh chain and cog soon as I expect like any other brand. The only issue I've had with the bike is headset creaking, I will be upgrading that soon, but has lastest quite a while with a good clean/regrease once and a while
Hey Jem, been loving your videos and bout to purchase and new rig. I’m considering the genius and wanted to ask how you find navigating the twin lock system? I watched this video at the Plenty Gorge and saw your hands working over time when changing from uphill up downhill!
Hey Garth, and glad you're loving my vid's:) At 1st it takes a bit of getting used too, but then it just becomes an automatic reaction and I hardly think about what I'm doing, most the time I find myself in fully locked or fully open, I don't use the middle setting that much ( 120 travel ) Have fun with whatever you purchase :)
Hey Nick, it's mostly on TrailForks and I only did a small portion of it really, you could just go by yourself, but if you go with someone they could show you the good bits, it's quite a workout too, lots of short punchy stuff
Hi Nick, This is all North Gorge a.k.a Norge. It’s probably the easiest to navigate using trail forks. The southern section of the gorge is bigger and more sprawling and a bit of a nightmare to navigate with Trailforks alone. It’s also IMO more fun and better maintained (at the moment). Best to get someone to show you around the first time or two for sure
Great you enjoy the Gorge, it is quite tricky in there the terrain and elevation keeps on changing.
Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, definitely had a mix of tricky stuff and a good work a out on the tracks we rode.
Thanks for watching 😊
Great video Jem, thanks for the amazing content. It was great trails and it looked like a nice adventure with some awesome sections and adventurous river crossings.
By the way, your car looks fantastic. Have fun with it and keep up the good work buddy. Ride on and have a nice weekend
Thanks ck, really glad you enjoy it 🙏 and yeah it was a fun adventure, hope you have a great weekend too!
@@JEMMTB1 Thanks i will do🙏
You gotta go to blue lake when if you come back, it’s such a chill spot for swimming or just sightseeing
Another awesome vid Jem😊 and it was great to catchup to show you around some of the local Melbourne trails. Catch you soon
Nice vid mate, cool place to ride some nice scenery. Look forward to the next one.🤙
Who needs BKXC when you’ve got JEM MTB. Doing a great job Jeremy-keep it up.
Aw thanks Greg! I'm not stopping any time soon, loving this more and more, I just wish I could do it full time and get more footage out there.
😂 true.
fabulous place to pedal.
trails well flow and fast.
i'm sorry it's too far 😀
Wow 😮 awesome video great job 👍😎🤘
Hey thanks "Texis bike rider' and thankyou for sharing my vid 😊 🙏 that's really kind of you, and glad you enjoyed it 🤓
Nice one Jem! Techy ups and downs, looks brutal 😭 even though your go-E died I still enjoyed your little outro.👌
Thanks Froff! yeah was a bit brutal, sometimes I don't know if it's my fitness or the track 😅
If you do ever make it out to Arizona, me and my mates can be your Sedona trail guides...plus to all the other fantastic trails in AZ as well.
That would be amazing! It would be so much fun to ride over there with you guys,,,, and likewise if you come to Australia 🇦🇺 😉
Looked like a great day mate. Damn GoPROs haha.
Yeah Steve it was, the camera failure I think was actually my doing 📽🔋
You should go to red hill vic it is my local bike park it’s so fun
One day I'll get there!
What app did you use to track the ride?
Hi Brett, I've just added my Strava link if you want to look. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to record the last section of the ride, sorry about that.
where do you park?
Hey Jude, we started here
www.google.com/maps/place/37%C2%B038'58.2%22S+145%C2%B006'13.4%22E/@-37.6494965,145.1037094,17z?hl=en-AU&gl=au
How’s the bike going looking at the same one how’s the rear shock and nx Drive train ?? I looked at one today
Hey Scott, bikes doing well, not one issue at all with the rear or front shock .
Drive train has been working well for the spec it is, It's due for a fresh chain and cog soon as I expect like any other brand.
The only issue I've had with the bike is headset creaking, I will be upgrading that soon, but has lastest quite a while with a good clean/regrease once and a while
Hey Jem, been loving your videos and bout to purchase and new rig. I’m considering the genius and wanted to ask how you find navigating the twin lock system? I watched this video at the Plenty Gorge and saw your hands working over time when changing from uphill up downhill!
Hey Garth, and glad you're loving my vid's:)
At 1st it takes a bit of getting used too, but then it just becomes an automatic reaction and I hardly think about what I'm doing, most the time I find myself in fully locked or fully open, I don't use the middle setting that much ( 120 travel )
Have fun with whatever you purchase :)
Nice 👍🏼, is it hard to navigate there? Do you need to go with someone that knows the place?
Hey Nick, it's mostly on TrailForks and I only did a small portion of it really, you could just go by yourself, but if you go with someone they could show you the good bits, it's quite a workout too, lots of short punchy stuff
Hi Nick,
This is all North Gorge a.k.a Norge. It’s probably the easiest to navigate using trail forks. The southern section of the gorge is bigger and more sprawling and a bit of a nightmare to navigate with Trailforks alone. It’s also IMO more fun and better maintained (at the moment). Best to get someone to show you around the first time or two for sure
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