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Thanks Cem!

Agree. Thanks for watching!

Agree. This e13 hub is obnoxiously loud. I serviced the hubs a few days after this video and added extra grease. It was less obnoxious but still too loud. I like quiet hubs.

Agree! Jealous you can ride there so often.

Me too! Thanks for watching.

You're welcome!

Yea the climbs flow really well. Not a lot of crazy steep or long climbs.

Enjoy the ride! I bet it will be a whole different trail on full rigid.

Thanks! Tried to hit a little bit of everything there.

I liked it but I am between sizes.The medium is a touch small and the large is a too big.

14 miles of trail plus 2 miles road back to Campsite A trailhead. Devil's Racetrack is an out and back trail. I took the road back.

Thanks! Little bit of a different mix of trails.

Do it! There's so many good trails there.

Agree! So many cool trail sections in and around Bentonville. Thanks for watching!

Yes there is. Really appreciate you watching and commenting. Thank you!

No, both trails are free to park and ride. Chestnut is a little rooty but a hard tail will be fine. Baileys is pretty smooth and a hard tail will be good. Thanks for watching.

It is a beautiful, fun trail. Highly recommended. Hope you have time to squeeze it in on your next trip. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Awesome. Wish I would’ve made the trip there.

Definitely great trails! Thanks for watching!

Ha ha! No doubt it is.

I either want to hear a swarm of angry locusts or the sound of silence out of freehubs

Agree, though I lean towards silence now.

Thanks!

Thanks! Decent tech on this trail.

I liked it. It felt similar to my Ripley AF, even though the Ibis is 1 degree slacker. I thought the rear suspension on the Yeti was more supple and plush through the travel than the Ibis. It's very well controlled. The Ripley does have better pedaling efficiency though.

​@@MTBActionCam1was it day & night difference or subtle on the efficiency

@@aaronphillips2728 It was a pretty noticeable difference in pedaling efficiency. It does have better small bump sensitivity though.

I got the sb120 last September and it has been my go to till now. Has handled everything i put it through and thrown at it. No regrets here. The bike is a dream to ride

Awesome! Such as good bike.

My pleasure!

Thanks!

Agreed! This bike was the worst of all the demos I rode.

Definitely enjoyed it! Looking forward to next year.

Yes they are.

Thanks for the info on Twin Falls. I will check it out.

CCW

Ha Ha! Hope you didn't get too many silk masks.

Thanks! It's worth checking out.

Thank you! I'm using a Wahoo Elemnt Bolt version 1 with a Garmin speed sensor on the front wheel.

Thanks for watching! They are both fun in different ways. MoMBA is tighter with less climbing and descending. Even though it's tighter, it still has good flow. The best part is the slow tech in Hawk's Lair section. Chestnut has more elevation gain/loss and is a faster trail. It has a little less flow. I prefer Chestnut because it is a faster trail. If you like slow tech, MoMBA is better.

Ha ha! Thanks! I had a clip of the climb in the video but I removed it because it the video was getting too long.

Thanks! You know, you're right that it's similar to Alum Phase 1, though Chestnut has more elevation. I'd say it's worth checking out. It is definitely different from baileys and that can be good sometimes just for a change.

Yes it is!

Thank you! Glad the video helped you discover the trails.

Awesome! Hope you have fun on it. I definitely had fun riding it.

Liked it enough that I bought one.

@@MTBActionCam1 Nice! Thanks for the reply. 👍🏻 🚵

Thanks! The $95 pass doesn't include demos.

Awesome! Did you like it?

@@MTBActionCam1 Yep, the new section is pretty good.

Agree 100%! The elevation and miles really sneak up on you.

Agree. I've heard that there will be a new trailhead somewhere near Nebo Spirit and Underground intersection. There is a short section of new Underground trail that leads to intersection of Big Bailey Rd and Route 685. I have parked near here off the side of Big Bailey Rd.

Agree on finding an excellent loop that maximizes the miles. I guess it's a good problem to have now that there are so many trails.

I wondered about that short section. That makes sense now.

Thanks Rick! I wouldn't say this is a typical trail at Baileys. This one has seems to have more climbing than the others. The newest phase of trails have more elevation than the first trails. Have you ridden the newer trails such as Underground, Nebo Spirit and the downhills off of Nebo Spirit?

@@MTBActionCam1 I was out there with BA in July. Most of what we did was a big loop East of Big Bailey Run Rd. I'm looking at the Garmin map (zero help from a labeling perspective) looks like we may have done an out and back on Beach drop ...maybe

@@BuckeyeMCS Nice! I feel the new trails are OK in both directions but there is definitely a better direction. Problem I have is trying to string together a loop of those better directions. Still learning...

@@MTBActionCam1 Sorry I meant West of Bailey Run Rd lol

@@BuckeyeMCS Ha ha, no worries! The east side of Big Bailey Rd has the more dedicated downhill trails off of Nebo Spirit, such as Till Hill, Truetown and Oak Rush. There are 3 more trail off Nebo Spirit that are not open yet.

Thanks for watching! Glad the video helped you avoid the tortuous climb!

Definitely worth it even more now.

Agree, the new stuff is good. You can also park at the pond near the Bull Frog Loop to save you from climbing up from the Doanville trailhead. Good to hear about the Athens connector, I didn't know that.

That's awesome! The new trails are really good!

Thanks! I am super jealous!