That was beautiful scenery. It's interesting how climbs can be so different. We rode at Kanuga Bike Park in North Carolina, in the states & the climb was only 520 feet but was such an intense climb we were done in. But the next day we rode Ridgeline trail in Dupont State Forest where the climb was just under 700 feet and that climb, while steady the entire time, was not bad. We could have easily done that climb multiple times whereas the climb at the first place was once only! Definitely will rent e-bikes if we go back there again!
Yeah I totally know what you mean! Had the same experience on two similar recent rides of the same elevation gain, and one felt really horrible compared to the other!
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Such a beautiful place to ride!
It really was!
Some drops of pure distilled MTB in this video🙂👍
I knowwww, there were some incredible sections!!
Awesome day out! Good to see the wrist back in action too 😁
Yeah wrist is going strong! Like I was never off the bike - result!
Well that looks a proper adventure! Good effort guys 💪
Cheers buddy!
A long day with amazing views, did someone forget the jelly babies?
Haha I can confirm there were no jelly babies! 😭😅
That was beautiful scenery. It's interesting how climbs can be so different. We rode at Kanuga Bike Park in North Carolina, in the states & the climb was only 520 feet but was such an intense climb we were done in. But the next day we rode Ridgeline trail in Dupont State Forest where the climb was just under 700 feet and that climb, while steady the entire time, was not bad. We could have easily done that climb multiple times whereas the climb at the first place was once only! Definitely will rent e-bikes if we go back there again!
Yeah I totally know what you mean! Had the same experience on two similar recent rides of the same elevation gain, and one felt really horrible compared to the other!