Nice one! However, thought I'd be "that guy" and point out a few things. First of all, those trails are not Belair National Park. Belair National Park is further up into the hills, and although close, not the same place at all. BNP does have the Adventure loop as blue singletrack, but other than that there is just fire roads. The trails you rode whilst on train runs were the mitcham trails. Andos and green ridge are part of Randell Park, whilst cories, brownies, etc are technically part of private property in Brownhill Creek. Windys, etc are all also considered Mitcham trails. Awfully close to each other, however, as a BNP local, I can count on two hands for the times that people approach me and ask where all the big jumps are! Regardless, killer riding and video production!
Hey Ethan, a couple pointers. Try mounting the GoPro on your chin. That way you won’t see the hydration tube and strap and it will make the footage better as your head acts like a gimbal. Otherwise secure the hydration tube so it isn’t seen on camera and tighten your chesty so there is less shake of footage
Yeah thanks a lot mate! When I reviewed all the footage at home I was a bit disappointed. You go with what you got tho hey? Thanks for the pointers I’ll definitely keep that in mind for the future!! 😁
I was about to go there this weekend but ended up going to ohalarin.
Nice one! However, thought I'd be "that guy" and point out a few things. First of all, those trails are not Belair National Park. Belair National Park is further up into the hills, and although close, not the same place at all. BNP does have the Adventure loop as blue singletrack, but other than that there is just fire roads. The trails you rode whilst on train runs were the mitcham trails. Andos and green ridge are part of Randell Park, whilst cories, brownies, etc are technically part of private property in Brownhill Creek. Windys, etc are all also considered Mitcham trails. Awfully close to each other, however, as a BNP local, I can count on two hands for the times that people approach me and ask where all the big jumps are!
Regardless, killer riding and video production!
So funny watching IKMTB and then watching this vid and seeing the exact same spots in both vids and where Ikey filmed as well! 😂👌
Aha! Yeah that’s the problem when you have similar subscribers!🤣
@@MountainBikeCulture 😂🤣
Yeah especially the part with the crash - you can hear Ikey saying "before the days of TH-cam" right before "flippin' heck!!" 🤣
The stack on cories made me laugh but that was a great vid
Nice video lads, keep up the good work
Nice one mate🤙
Thanks mate
You crash you just picked your self up and get back on 🤘😂
Aha yeah
Hey Ethan, a couple pointers. Try mounting the GoPro on your chin. That way you won’t see the hydration tube and strap and it will make the footage better as your head acts like a gimbal. Otherwise secure the hydration tube so it isn’t seen on camera and tighten your chesty so there is less shake of footage
Yeah thanks a lot mate! When I reviewed all the footage at home I was a bit disappointed. You go with what you got tho hey?
Thanks for the pointers I’ll definitely keep that in mind for the future!! 😁
I went to belair national park and I couldn't find the trails and they all said hikers only NO BIKES I am really confused as to what is happening
Do you ride there or get driven
Drove, and then caught the train ofc
@@MountainBikeCulture oh, I ride to the city along linear park and then take the train there, my parents won’t drive me 😂
Aha yeah I’ve been thinking about doing that. Do they allow you to bring your bikes into the city train station?
@@MountainBikeCulture yea they do, your just not allowed them on buses
@@Arihauser02 yeah ok
are your down hill videos speed up
I’d quit it if I crashed that much. It’s not worth it.