Being from New England, the places you guys get to ride just amaze me. That trail, if it existed at all here, would be a locked down ‘hikers only’ don’t step off the trail or it’s jail time type trail. I dream to someday get out there and spend an entire summer on my bike.
@Robert Brown I know we have it good. When I hear about the struggles and limitations of riders in other areas I really try to apricate what I have here.
@@brandongardner3073 It sounds like it's irrelevant at this point...but congratulations on being the embodiment of the reason your regulations are the way they are. We should all be riding where it's legal and adopting a "leave no trace" type attitude to preserve the sport.
I don't agree with doing it illegally but Aus is 7.7 million km/s. It feels like we are legally only allowed to use 0.1% of the bush/forest and if we choose to have Dirtbiking as a hobby the bike costs us $450 a year to register. The problem over here is 4WD's get into good areas and immediately start using it to dump rubbish, chop down trees and dig ruts the size of a jumbo jet because they have no clutch control skills with their fat feet instead they over-compensate with massive tyres and bigger turbo's. Most guys want to have fun, ride safe and leave nothing but a tyre outline in the dirt behind them.
I like the Michelin Bib Mouse feels like 6 psi. Just spooned on a IRC VE33S. My second ride on it this afternoon thinking i am going to really like this tire. My go to winter tire tire is the Ibex with a UHD tube at 4psi. That trail was nice
Great vid, as always. Rode this trail, for the first time, last week(intermediate rider) it was an Awesome adventure ( 4.5 hrs ) (my buddy slipped into the creek passing), Cheers!
I ran HD tubes for years as well. Once I switched to Mousses I'll never go back. Not having to worry about getting a flat out in the middle of nowhere is a good feeling.
I have 60 hrs on nitro mousse standard foam running IRC ve33 on rear and Bridgestone x30 up front on a ktm 300 xcw. Right now the front feels about 10-11 and rear 9-10. Still feels like I have a lot of life to go on them. Great video! Looks like a fun trail too.
Cool trail, and a cool video, too! I recycle the mousses that I use in Baja over the winter and run them all summer in the mountains. I start with a standard Nitro mousses, put about 50 hours of hard desert riding on them on a 501 four stroke, then transfer them to my 300. The rear is still a bit firmer than I would like, probably about a 10 psi feeling. Same for the front, about 10 psi, but that's about where I want it.
1080p/30fps. Video quality on YT, particularly action cam stuff has more to do with the codecs YT plays your videos in VP09 or avc1. I've only raced on the island, need to get over there to ride sometime.
@@PNWEnduro cool thanks for the info, seems like my Hero 8 footage all goes to shit as soon as it is uploaded to YT. Maybe I have to capture at a higher bitrate. Eh, when you come out we take take you to a ton of nice single track. :D
OMG, you are so lucky, nothing like that in the U.K. I have a Michelin mousse, 46 hours and 3 years old, still good ! I have a 300 xc tpi, can u tell me what fork settings you use, I’m using 5 clicks on comp and rebound at the bottom of the range, 136 psi, I’m 85kgs and it feels a lot better, not so harsh as the standard settings.
Yes, people are going to ride. Government takes places away and people will still find a way to ride. We are lucky to have a lot of good, legal places around here.
@@stephen5665 And what's funny is the dirtbike single-track tends to be better for the environment than hiking trails. Less wear and tear, less littering, etc.
Hi i have question for you is dirt bike real name Trail dirt bike? Or dirt bike and trail dirt bike are diffrent motorcycles? And what is bike name they use in motocross do they use motocross bike? And what is best bike for me im at first driving on my backyard on grass and after on closed track so what id best bike model for me like (dirt bike, trail bike and so on)?
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Being from New England, the places you guys get to ride just amaze me. That trail, if it existed at all here, would be a locked down ‘hikers only’ don’t step off the trail or it’s jail time type trail.
I dream to someday get out there and spend an entire summer on my bike.
@Robert Brown I know we have it good. When I hear about the struggles and limitations of riders in other areas I really try to apricate what I have here.
Same here in Australia mate, FK em find a way to get out There and ride em, we do 💪👍😂
@@brandongardner3073 It sounds like it's irrelevant at this point...but congratulations on being the embodiment of the reason your regulations are the way they are. We should all be riding where it's legal and adopting a "leave no trace" type attitude to preserve the sport.
I don't agree with doing it illegally but Aus is 7.7 million km/s. It feels like we are legally only allowed to use 0.1% of the bush/forest and if we choose to have Dirtbiking as a hobby the bike costs us $450 a year to register. The problem over here is 4WD's get into good areas and immediately start using it to dump rubbish, chop down trees and dig ruts the size of a jumbo jet because they have no clutch control skills with their fat feet instead they over-compensate with massive tyres and bigger turbo's. Most guys want to have fun, ride safe and leave nothing but a tyre outline in the dirt behind them.
I always enjoy your videos. Would love to see your country some day.
I like the Michelin Bib Mouse feels like 6 psi. Just spooned on a IRC VE33S. My second ride on it this afternoon thinking i am going to really like this tire. My go to winter tire tire is the Ibex with a UHD tube at 4psi. That trail was nice
VE33S is my go-to tire now!
the view at the end WOW!!🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Great vid, as always. Rode this trail, for the first time, last week(intermediate rider) it was an Awesome adventure ( 4.5 hrs ) (my buddy slipped into the creek passing), Cheers!
Awesome vid, that trail looked sick! Never tried a mousse before.. I run a heavy duty tube at 8psi rear and 11psi front👌
I ran HD tubes for years as well. Once I switched to Mousses I'll never go back. Not having to worry about getting a flat out in the middle of nowhere is a good feeling.
I have 60 hrs on nitro mousse standard foam running IRC ve33 on rear and Bridgestone x30 up front on a ktm 300 xcw. Right now the front feels about 10-11 and rear 9-10. Still feels like I have a lot of life to go on them.
Great video! Looks like a fun trail too.
Cool trail, and a cool video, too! I recycle the mousses that I use in Baja over the winter and run them all summer in the mountains. I start with a standard Nitro mousses, put about 50 hours of hard desert riding on them on a 501 four stroke, then transfer them to my 300. The rear is still a bit firmer than I would like, probably about a 10 psi feeling. Same for the front, about 10 psi, but that's about where I want it.
I need to move to the PNW(Northern Idaho hopefully). I'm in Chicago and these videos make me jealous.
Very nice vidéo, j'apprécie énormément depuis la FRANCE. Good next ride !!!
Quite a reward at the top with those views!
Does that Tusk fan still work ? I fitted one yesterday, came from Rocky Mountain, got it sent to the U.K. Got it in a week, great service.
Yes, still working great.
i use a rise mousse for hard enduro it does 0.4 psi, almost 200h on it and it still feels good. cheers
That's some sweet trail, very much like what I ride out here on Vancouver Island. What resolution do you upload at to get such stellar quality?
1080p/30fps. Video quality on YT, particularly action cam stuff has more to do with the codecs YT plays your videos in VP09 or avc1. I've only raced on the island, need to get over there to ride sometime.
@@PNWEnduro cool thanks for the info, seems like my Hero 8 footage all goes to shit as soon as it is uploaded to YT. Maybe I have to capture at a higher bitrate.
Eh, when you come out we take take you to a ton of nice single track. :D
I'm jealous!
OMG, you are so lucky, nothing like that in the U.K. I have a Michelin mousse, 46 hours and 3 years old, still good ! I have a 300 xc tpi, can u tell me what fork settings you use, I’m using 5 clicks on comp and rebound at the bottom of the range, 136 psi, I’m 85kgs and it feels a lot better, not so harsh as the standard settings.
Rebound 6-8 clicks compression 22 out 120 psi. My forks have stock valving and an skf glide kit.
Great trks you got There man, Here in Australia we have good singles Too, but it's illegal to make and ride On them, but we all do All The Time 😂
Yes, people are going to ride. Government takes places away and people will still find a way to ride. We are lucky to have a lot of good, legal places around here.
@@PNWEnduro
That is what California wants to do is shut down trails. I HATE liberals. Glad i don't live in California.
@@stephen5665 And what's funny is the dirtbike single-track tends to be better for the environment than hiking trails. Less wear and tear, less littering, etc.
Yes don't you find that riding a section backwards seems to employ a whole new skills set
Depends on the trail but yes it can. This one is more fun in this direction imo, plus you get the best view at the end of it.
Yeah feels like a new trk Hey
I use the ultra heavy duty tube I like better than the moose! Sick trail 👍
Hi i have question for you is dirt bike real name Trail dirt bike? Or dirt bike and trail dirt bike are diffrent motorcycles? And what is bike name they use in motocross do they use motocross bike? And what is best bike for me im at first driving on my backyard on grass and after on closed track so what id best bike model for me like (dirt bike, trail bike and so on)?
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Quite a reward at the top with those views!