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It's on Tennant Trail Head in North Bend Washington

Oh the track itself, I can't remember, I need to find it and I'll let you know!

Yes very true. But this happened on a previous night that was windy so no one had gotten there before me. So I just try to help when I can

Hey thanks for watching. Checkout trailforks apps. There's usually a trail nearby you might be able to hit!

Jeu mee too, happy I could help!

Start easy and slowly progress! Remember, if it doesn't feel right, it's fine, come back when you're ready. Don't just send it!

Hahaha yeah I have a friend where I needed to remove it because he forgot! 😂

Yeah same here, they're awesome!

Hey thanks my friend! I make videos to either teach, motivate, or entertain! Glad you liked it! 😊

Yes that's the place! I like it a lot. It's super flowy and really well built. It will be nice to see you there sometime!

Buy a cross country bike that will give you the flexibility of riding in flat trails well, even to lock shocks and fork, but will also do amazing in some climbing and downhill. The Trek Fuel series is well know for a model that does it all!

@@BermMTB But I don't have that much money, how about the kron brand?

@@ardakbab I think that's a fair bike. Honestly you don't need a lot of money to buy a good buy. Look in the used marketplace for some good deals. At the end, something that fits your budget is well worth it. A descend air suspension or even recoil for beginners does the job. I started with a 20 dollar used bike!

Riding is absolutely an opportunity to relax and forget about everything else!

I'm testing back and front separate to compare braking distances. But yes, ideally you should brake with both!

Lo está!

Thank you Amigo! 😃

Hello, you mean for the text?

Unlikely lol its only due to the drivetrain forced that stretches

Like someone said "I'd like to keep my teeth" 😂

Awesome, glad it was helpful!

Oh no, crazy world! 🌎 I guess the good thing biking is worldwide!

Mmm great question!

Absolutely! I live in the PNW so that says it all!

@@BermMTB hahaha what a legend

There's an accessory you can buy online that is for other brands

Mmm great question!

Never had an issue with my old cheap paddles

Haha true true, it's clean now!

Haha it's done, this is before I did it

That's right, excellent advise too. There's so many methods and it depends on what clicks with the student!

I totally agree except these are OneUps aluminum

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

Not bad! 😁

Awesome thanks for the comment and yes you're right, no pop for beginners as that can very dangerous!

Thanks you my friend, one jump at a time!

Welcome to this amazing community, every pedal you make is progress! Thanks for watching and would like to hear your progress!

Haha yeah I made a mistake

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for the compliment. Part 2 will be about whistler!

True true

Yup thanks for the comment. Will fix that next time

Absolutely, that thing is gone!

Thanks for the compliment! Anything I can do to help a friend!

I agree, thanks for watching my friend!

Absolutely! It is one of the greatest sports!

Glad you enjoyed it

Cool, thanks for sharing, I often find myself between 1 and 2!

Glad you enjoyed it! And 100%, everyone should practice based on their local features. All features are unique and can help anyone improve. Thanks for watching!

Cool, thanks for sharing. Why do you prefer 1?

I started with 2 and gradually moved to 1 and Im loving it! Thanks for watching!

Hey this was truly inspiring for me as a content creator! I'll continue to create content and hopefully help someone in this amazing community! I'd love to hear what type of content you'd like to see in the future!

Hey thanks for watching and yes you're right. They we're sticky so I had to deeply clean them to fix them