Thanks buddy. Just try to get a little better every time out! Lisa's brother had suggested I do a little commentary. I wasn't going to, but then thought doing a little review on these new Hayes brakes wasn't such a bad idea.
That line is just going to take some practice. I'll need to spend a day just working on that line. In this case it's all about maintaining speed through the corners because the jumps are right on you as soon as you exit the berms. No time to take a pedal.
@@FlowFinderUSA Hell yeah dude! I noticed it. I was thinking the same thing. You will need more practice to find a way to make those turns without sacrificing most of the speed. I believe in you man!
Appreciate that! Just a matter of doing laps/reps and getting comfortable with the line. Take it one section at a time. Once I clear that 3rd one clean the next will line itself up nicely. Then I'll move to the next section. The way I see it there are 3 sections of the line to practice then put together.
damn not only your riding is evolving but so is your video making!!! loved it
Thanks buddy. Just try to get a little better every time out! Lisa's brother had suggested I do a little commentary. I wasn't going to, but then thought doing a little review on these new Hayes brakes wasn't such a bad idea.
That’s a cool place 🤘🏽
You really can't go wrong here. So fun!
You had that black diamond trail man you should have stayed with it 🤘🏻
Need someone to egg me on ;) I was on attempt 6 and Lisa was getting antsy to ride. lol I'll giterdun...eventually 🤙
Those gaps are huge omg!
You mastered most of the big ones. Maybe the brakes setup had something to do with the confidence overall?
That line is just going to take some practice. I'll need to spend a day just working on that line. In this case it's all about maintaining speed through the corners because the jumps are right on you as soon as you exit the berms. No time to take a pedal.
@@FlowFinderUSA Hell yeah dude! I noticed it. I was thinking the same thing. You will need more practice to find a way to make those turns without sacrificing most of the speed. I believe in you man!
Appreciate that! Just a matter of doing laps/reps and getting comfortable with the line. Take it one section at a time. Once I clear that 3rd one clean the next will line itself up nicely. Then I'll move to the next section. The way I see it there are 3 sections of the line to practice then put together.
@@FlowFinderUSA Alright, I wish the best luck and keep making videos.