@@bjnorth7368 I'm not sure what you mean by tight. The bite point is not adjustable on these brakes, so the gap between the pad and rotor is whatever it's supposed to be. I try to use the front and rear brake equally but the front always get a harder workout. My suspension is dialed in for the most part. I guess I could fine tune the rebound damping but compression feels pretty good.
Yeah if you follow that single track it spits you out on Sinbad Creek Trail, that fire road that branches off to the left between the two ponds on Ridgeline Trail. Thanks for watching man!
Enjoy your channel, as newer riders we are always looking for new places to ride , anyway you can add park and trail names to your videos or comments? Thanks
Hi Chuck, you mentioned you are a newer rider so some of these trails may be too advanced. They look flat on video but they are usually quite steep and challenging. Please send me a follow request on Strava www.strava.com/athletes/34137777. Unfortunately, I can't share trail names and locations publicly.
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Beautiful video 100
Just curious which brakes/pad combo youre riding… seem to get a fair amount of howling even in the dry?
Well some would say getting your crash out of the way early is a good thing. 😁
I think I agree 😂! Less severe early on too.
Cycling is all about getting humbled by old heads.
your brakes are fairly tight and do you brake front to back or more back to front? . looks like your suspension is running hard.
@@bjnorth7368 I'm not sure what you mean by tight. The bite point is not adjustable on these brakes, so the gap between the pad and rotor is whatever it's supposed to be. I try to use the front and rear brake equally but the front always get a harder workout. My suspension is dialed in for the most part. I guess I could fine tune the rebound damping but compression feels pretty good.
These are some nice trails. How can i follow you on strava!
Thanks for watching! Strava link is in one of the comments below.
At 4:55 you made a left and then you ended at Trap?
Yeah if you follow that single track it spits you out on Sinbad Creek Trail, that fire road that branches off to the left between the two ponds on Ridgeline Trail. Thanks for watching man!
Enjoy your channel, as newer riders we are always looking for new places to ride , anyway you can add park and trail names to your videos or comments? Thanks
Hi Chuck, you mentioned you are a newer rider so some of these trails may be too advanced. They look flat on video but they are usually quite steep and challenging. Please send me a follow request on Strava www.strava.com/athletes/34137777. Unfortunately, I can't share trail names and locations publicly.
@@fightclubMTB thanks I will follow you on Strava !
Can they not repair these trails? They would be so much safer and funnier to ride.
The trail is fine. It's meant to be difficult. I've let it live rent free in my head too long, so it's actually gotten tougher for me.