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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Today I am riding one of my all time favorite trails in Idaho. This trail has a little of everything; creek riding, side hills, meadows, rock gardens, tight switchbacks, and a lot of other terrain that makes for a great ride! I love how scenic this one is! Stick around, because I am taking you from the bottom to the top without many cuts in the video! This is truly one of Idaho's best single track trails!
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Hey! Where is the trailhead for this single track? It looks technical and like a lot of fun!
California.
I did that Haga loop back when I was still riding in... maybe 2008? We went the other direction and ended with the cliffs. The trail is a little different now (there were holes for dynamite drilled) when I was up there and I remember being scared shitless lol. May or may not have spent 30 minutes trying to drag my front tire back onto the trail lol
The side hills are nuts, something I don't see in my here in Canada , we don't have that type of mountain around here in Ontario, thems big hills!
Idaho's terrain and landscape has to be some of the most interesting in the US
I feel like Idaho get overlooked
@@daranylieu5639 Good, less trail traffic 😁
@@painsrides3616 yupp! haha
Excellent vid. I was not have any problems with focus at all like other . I like single track but....... Some of that nope nope nope LOL glad there's guys like you out there so chicken's like me can watch hahaha
Thank you for commenting! This trail is epic, and certainly can make your palms sweaty! I never regret getting out and riding no matter what the trail looks like, but when it is this scenic i immediately remember why i love riding.
I always enjoyed the highline trail from soda springs south....not as tuff as this trail but a enjoyable ride.
Please don’t post trail or locations.
It won’t be long before these Californian transplants shut down these trails!
I can't wait to ride there sir! From California. Soon we will be neighbors 🤣
Seriously! They are spreading across the country like cockroaches trying to ruin everywhere like they did their own state.
Damn those are some steep ledges! Cheers and be safe out there Carl!
Yeah, this trail and many others here in Idaho include some exposure. It can definitely be nerve racking! Thanks for commenting!
I’ve done trails with ledges like that here in Idaho on my 150 and I’m 12 sketchy as hell!
One day I'll be able to afford a trip from italy to idaho just to do some enduro with my beta 300 in these awesome places
Man you guys are lucky
If you’re really wanting to do this, go to either utah or arizona
Don't you have any trails in Italy? Idaho has some awesome single tracks. As does Utah and Arizona.
@@BuilderofRat we do but dirt bikes are not allowed, for safety and noise reasons. You can ride bicycles but not dirtbikes. Italy is far more dense in population than the US so basically even if there are trails you would be disturbing other people and puttint them in danger unfortunately, so it's forbidden
Especially where i live (northern italy) if you want to do some adventure riding, you need to be careful and respectful of others
To me the US looks like a playground, i bet you could confirm😄 Load the bike on the trailer, pack some food and beers and go for the Adventure wirhouth having to worry about pretty much anything... Wow.. dreams
@@michele1342000 WOW!! I had no idea. I live in Idaho, and you are correct. I have a 25' camp trailer that I pull with my pickup. I made a rack that slides into the bed that holds two 4 wheel drive ATVs. I can easily spend 2 weeks out in the mountains, but usually I need to dump the waste water tanks after 1 week. Where I like to go is also out of cell phone coverage. Another plus!!! I would have a lot of trouble living in such a place as you describe.
I lived in a large city for 4 years, San Diego. My wife and I are both small town people, and the constant noise and constant people drove both of us nuts. I bought an older pickup, and then picked up a slide in 8 foot camper. In the winter, we would go East across the mountain range into the desert. We would go out a dirt road, then when the road got to rough, I would engage the 4 wheel drive and go further. Many times we would not see anyone for the whole weekend.
At the time I had a Yamaha XT600. that I would load crossways at the back. it was so peaceful out there. In the summer we just had to go for drives to get out of the hustle and bustle. We could not go to the desert in the summer, because it was 115 F out there.
I live in the country, 7 miles from a town of 60,000 people. I only have 3 neighbors within 150 yards. I love it out here.
I suppose that if I had never known anything else, like your situation, I would not know any better. If I was over there, it would be like a round peg in a square hole. I just would not fit in.
Within 30 minutes, I can be in the high desert with no-one in sight. Invest another 30 minutes, and I would be totally alone. Not another person within 20 miles. There are also mountains if I go in any other direction. I love this state. I also love Nevada for the same reasons. In Nevada, if you see someone broke down on the side of the road in a rural area, you usually stop. You may be the only one they will see for hours, if not days. I had better stop, I am starting to ramble on..............LOL Thanks for the comment. I really enjoyed reading it.
Man those open areas sketch me out. I’m up north, I like having trees to keep me from tumbling all the down to the valley floor if I go down.
Is this in north Idaho?
wow that looks like a awesome ride, and Thank you for helping maintaining our trails! ya rock!
I am always impressed when someone catches a detail later in the video like that! I appreciate the comment man!
A+ rated trails in Idaho must be rated for hazerdous conditions not for technicality
Yes, 75-80 MPH for single track is essential😊. That trail is truly awesome; I think I could handle a good portion of it but definitely sections that would challenge me or I would be reluctant to tackle.
75-80mph is nice when single track leads to a dirt road, or you need to connect trails, or you are desert riding/racing. Yeah, this trail is one of my favorites!
Is there a online map for this place?
Starts you right off with some steep sidehill, damn. I don't see scenery when riding that stuff, I'm concentrating on the trail and only look around when stopped. 😅😳
Amazing dirt, mountains, and scenery. Sweet trail👍👍 iv gotta go up to Idaho sometime
This trail has it all!
Balls o steel bro! Stay safe!
I like the scenery, the front of the bike in picture and the rider talking a little but not non stop, and I didn't notice the picture going blurry back and forth
Thanks for the input, man! I think people were having issues with the video quality right when the video went live and youtube hadn't made the high resolution version available yet. I miscalculated how long it would take them to get it in 4k definition, so this video was in 720p for the first hour or so of being uploaded!
@5:26 this is very true.
I just made an 18 min video of an epic 140km single track event in the mountains, and it’s so boring to watch cause I didn’t talk at all.
Great video and sweet trail. Nice job on the switch backs!! Stock clutch? I just bought a new 450xcf geared it down a bit... 13/52.
amazing riding and beautiful
Awesome trail and scenery! Makes me miss Idaho and the Northwest.
High consequence and very beautiful, nice ride 🤘
What a noob trail ....
j/k 😄
It doesn't say where it is or what it is called. I'm looking for single track in Idaho.
There’s a difference between going online and seeing it then been there riding it and I no what I would rather be doing
For me i like to watch the trail your on and listen to the sound of the bike
*you're
good to know. Everyone as their own likes and dislikes. :)
@@backyardbraaapn1017 You and I BOTH knew what Z said. Your correction was not wanted nor needed!!!
Great video!! Your front wheel is tracking very well. What tire and pressure are you running?
I am currently running a bib mousse on the rear with a IRC M5B. Front is a Shinko Fat Tyre with Tubliss and 6lbs pressure
Where is this. You need to ride eagles nest in Cascade. By far the most intense single track I've ridden.m in Idaho
What part of Idaho is that and how far from twin falls is that
What’s some good places to go off roading near Idaho falls around February??
Out towards Arco. Too much snow everywhere else.
Holy crap, I got vertigo and fell outa my chair 3 times!!
How goes your winter lol ?! Was watching some guys plan and ride out Throughout Idaho for days on end I don’t know if you have seen this it’s called tour of Idaho 2020! Never know potential for you to take some people out on tours or something maybe! Im considering a trip myself
I am always willing to take people on rides but i do not carry insurance, and i am not a guide. If you are interested shoot me an email at theracer204@yahoo.com
You’ll get your Balls to the Wall!!
12 teeth in the front are 50 on the rear sprocket? I am trying to dial in my FE 450. Waiting on 12 tooth front. Ordered it two weeks ago 🤷🏼♂️ Moved to 13 from factory 14 and from 45 to 47 in the back. 13x47 is better but not as dialed n as I want it to b from Stanley stuff I like to do.
Well, i am running a 12T on the countershaft. I am running a stock rear, which i can't remember what the number is. Maybe 50? I haven't looked at it in a bit. It cruises at 45 easily, and lugs really nice in the technical terrain.
I’m guessing Haga Creek is one of your favorites
Most definitely! For many reasons
That's a mighty fine looking trail.
Yeah, its perdy!
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It’s the best phone mount I’ve found yet! It’s just a Walmart bicycle rubber phone mount. I have come close to having my phone come out but it’s always stayed in.
What size bike and year?
What part of Idaho is this?
That's a cool trail! Haven't been on that one yet.
It's well worth it! once you get to the top you have access to the Idaho City trails systems
Gnarly ride! Looks like the Salmon River below. Have fun, be safe.
Its one of my all time favorite spots and pretty close to where i live
thats a tough ride, but looks fun.
Awesome trail! Great video too.
Thanks man, i appreciate the kind words!
What are you using for your phone mount? Looking for something like that
It's Nite Ize brand from Walmart. I found it in the bicycle section! Here's an amazon link if you want to go that route! amzn.to/3bF9V81
thats a big no thanks to me lol that exposure looks nuts haha
Most of it would swallow a bike but wouldn't hurt you much. Thanks for the comment!!
WOW! That’s some serious reason riding! Mad props! Sub’d 👍🏼
I appreciate the comment, kind words, and the sub! Stay frosty!
I would love to come ride up there in Idaho! looks like a blast!
can we get a location, im over in utah and would really love to try this trail.
Stay in Utah please
@@Idahotooth why do you say that?
Mc croskey might be better
what kind of camera do you have and how is it so clear?
It's mostly in how i edit, color grade and process the video.
You changed the countershaft sprocket to 12T. What about the rear sprocket? What are you running there?That place looks awesome. The first climb is RAD. Love the videos.
The rear sprocket is stock (I can't remember what it is, but i know its stock). I appreciate the awesome comment man!
@@RacerRed is that gearing too short? Would you want to change the rear to 50? Or are you happy with the gearing? I'm looking to buy a new drive set and could use some advice from someone with the same bike. I usually ride slow technical trails. Thanks again.
@@BenchRacer117 Sorry about the late response! I just kept the rear sprocket stock. It wont bother you unless you spend a lot of time on roads. It will still rev out to around 80mph, but it only does about 45mph at a good easy engine rpm.
Great video man! Such a awesome looking trail.
Thank you! Yeah, this trail is pretty cool. I rarely enjoy riding trails more than once, but this one is diverse.
Why did you go down with the front sprocket apposed to up in the rear?
Also love your video. Definitely keep trails like that a local secrete. 👍👍
It was a toss up. I knew i had a big gap to fill so i filled it with one tooth instead of a bunch on the back. I didnt have to break the chain.
How about some godsmack!
The copyright gods would never allow that unless I paid a lot of money
Green 450s love this trail.
You are an excellent rider. Those rocky creek-channels are tough, and you aced it through there. I ride a TW200, and although my bike is plenty capable of that trail, I am afraid that that it is above my pay grade. I scares me to go as fast as you on those narrow trails. I hardly ever get out of second gear. I would love to be able to quickly change my countershaft sprocket, but Yamaha in their infinite wisdom made it extremely hard to do. My other Yamahas just had 2 bolts and a nut.
I do not need to listen to music watching your videos. The sound of a thumper is always music to my ears. When I was younger, I rode an XT600. I for sure would not want to have taken that monster on that trail. You most likely could have done it with ease. Good job, and nice video.
Tw 200 will handle this trail just fine. Infact it may be easier to handle than tall orange bikes
Whats the name of that trail? It looks pretty tight
Thats gotta be hoggah creek or however its spelled
I live in CDA. Where is this? I need to ride!
Whats this trail called im in northern idaho
Where is this I wanna do it
I wish you guys would at least post creek names. Some trails I really want to ride if I knew where they were. Others like this not. Big Smoky Creek I would never try if I had seen a video ahead of time
too many commies trying to find out what to get closed off without even getting off their couch.
knarly areas
Especially on a giant 4-Stroke Desert racing bike!
Where is that in idaho
Looks epic!
Yeah, its a really good spot!
Oh hell nah 🤦♂️
Where is this
Dam that's what I call mountain goating on a dirtbike
This bike is a bit heavy feeling compared to my two stroke, but it does pretty good still. Thanks for commenting!
Looks like a great trail where exactly is that ?
Haga Creek
Ohhhhhhh road
Imagine that on a 1250GS
Thats a lard of a bike. I never understood why someone would pick that over a dr650 or even a drz400.
Are you running a rekluse?
No. I run a standard clutch
New to idaho where is this at? I'd love to ride it!
Did I miss something on response bro?
nah, i just didn't get around to it. some times it takes me a bit but i respond eventually.
What bike are you riding? couldnt find it in the desc
KTM 450 XC-F, great bike
@@RacerRed Oh ok thanks. agreed, love KTMS
You running bib mousses?
Yes, only in the rear right now but eventually front as well.
The camera seems to have a hell of a time staying focused. Makes it a little hard to watch going from mostly blurry to focused at random.
@@MtnPeakEnduro Yep! TH-cam is taking forever. Will be in 4k soon
TH-cam hasn't finished yet. should be in 4k soon...
@@RacerRed Thanks for the heads up. I was like wth is up with the resolution, lol.
Awesome single track, that creek section looks technical, nice control!!
Thanks man! The creek can be unpredictable and includes much bigger boulders than appears in the footage. The creek is an awesome part of the trail!
Where is this trail? And thanks for the videos I just subscribed.
This one is at the middle fork of the boise river up past lucky peak. Be sure to bring a saw with you and fix up the trail where you can!
@@RacerRed fucking called it, always thought that those were game trails but I guess not
Did you ever end up finding this? I can’t seem to find it
@@meateryeeter9021 can you help me find the start of this trail? Can’t seem to find it
@@elmateo487 from driving up 55 to McCall all my life I'm going to guess its off of highway 55 and the start of the vid had a grate view of the rainbow bridge that you cross going up to McCall from Boise, idk where the trail head is tho
I lived in salmon Idaho for about 8 years
Seems like a pretty cool place to live
Two stroke on that trail is child's play. Nice vid, I like listening to your voice you have great conversation.
Again, I hope you are a professional rider. This is not easy at all for most. I took a B level rider up this and it wasn't doable for him.
I know that one. A good sphincter tightener on your first time! I saw people near the river pointing and waiting for my death. 😂
LOL there is a campground right across the river, so many onlookers will wonder how the heck a motorcycle is up on the side of what appears to be a cliff! I'm glad you didn't actually die! Thanks for commenting man!
Fun trail. Nice job.