When do you and Seth want to come to Oregon and build some trail? We've got 20 acres, a tractor, a chainsaw and unlimited free lumber. :) But really....lovin' the backyard build. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for getting me back on a bike after 24 years, you've changed my life. I hope you truly realize the good you're doing. I wish you a speedy recovery, cheers!
Here in the interior of British Columbia the head dude in charge of maintenance on a trail (usually the one who built the trail) is known as the trail boss. We've been using that term for years. :)
@@ogDoit for example today we wanted to ride. They said they were in front of my house so I said wait a bit I'm gonna find some socks and eat something real quick 10 minutes later I go out and they are gone I wait 30 minutes then call them and he says he fell of his bike while bombing a hill. And the closest hill you could bomb was 40 minutes away. So they lied to me and I cried a bit.
Hey Seth! If you're reading this I just wanted to say thanks for everything you've done. You've been a real inspiration and you really got me into MTBing without being super technical and stuff. I just wanted to say thanks again for everything. Keep up the good work! 👍
Your videos helped me stay motivated through a concussion this summer (I hit a drainage ditch). I came out the other side more energized to ride than ever. I’m so grateful for your videos, they have taught and entertained me endlessly. Thank you
It's official: Phil is a near perfect trail engineering consultant. He knows how it's supposed to behave, has the riding ability to run tests and not screw himself if the build is subpar, and even though he is REALLY FRICKIN' GOOD, he understands how the average rider feels and thinks. I approve! One thing I was reminded of just by watching the test and the refurbishing of the Sicknic Table approach was, _mind the rear wheel._ It's obvious in hindsight, but it doesn't turn at the same angle as the front, and a straight-angle approach means you're forced to do an endo or side hop to reposition, or either the rear wheel gets caught (crash) or the loss of speed is too big to make a proper jump (crash).
Great vid Seth, you really don't appreciate how good your dirt is aha. Trying to build trails and jumps where I live in South West Australia is like trying to build with beach sand.
So Awesome!!! It all looks great. You have single-handedly brought me and my whole family back into bikes. In the last two weeks we built the kicker ramp and bike rack. Now we ride through the driveway into the yard and think about making our own pump track. Thanks a million from Miami!!!
I love Phil. Dude is hilarious, and also has insane natural ability. Makes it all look so easy. Love the channel Seth, happy healing and keep the collabs comin!
As usual, another awesome watch. What sets you apart from the rest is your prepared, rehearsed and perfectly executed script-integrated-with-compelling-shots. Nice work. Thanks!
I was going to say that landing for the Sicnic table looked short to me. But then, I'm not an experienced drop rider, so I don't really know. But I'm glad things are shaping up for Berm Creek. Also, I see you opted for no surgery for your clavicle. I have to admit, i wish that was more of an option for me. I broke mine in two places, and had I let it heal on its own I probably would have had an odd looking collar by now. However, the lack of feeling I have in the area of the incision is annoying, I still have soreness in the area. I may end up having the metal plate removed eventually. Stay upright and keep the rubber side down.
Hey Seth I've been watching you for a long time now and I love your channel😀. Recently for my birthday I got a Giant MTB and it's awesome, thank you for all the tips. BTW Congrats on 1mill you deserved it😀👍
Dude, you are the Morgan Freeman of the mountain biking community, I could listen to you talk about biking and biking related stuff indefinitely. Thanks for all the awesome content.
@@SethsBikeHacks very, very versatile for the red dirt around here. I live in Morganton NC 45 min East of you. Hope your collar bone heals quickly so I can see you out on the trails!!
You can find them for rent everywhere in the area me and Seth live in. I live under 45 minutes away from him and equipment rental buisness's are plentiful.
Fast recovery my friend, I want to see you riding again, keep the good videos rolling as well. You got very good friends and a CZcams community that supports you and send you good vibes so you can be on the bike asap.
Raja Rajan Krishna Kumar I decided against a huge backyard because it was undeveloped....then Seth built berm creek and I have regretted my decision ever since!
I do something similar in my backyard every year. Not as ambitious I would say, but we get 1m+ of snow every year (3ft+) of which I build a track for my fatbike. My backyard is flat though, but thanks to the snow we can build a lot of rollers and berms. Great fun! Heal up well dude, you're an inspiration! 👍
My friends and I built a couple of trails over the summer holidays, we are going out later to fix them up a bit as we haven’t ridden them for a couple of months. We are finding your videos really useful so I just wanted to say thank you! I might post a video later of us riding and working on them.
Berm Creek is looking mint. My family and l recently sold our old house that l had my own back yard trail on and l miss it a lot, but our new home is only a few hundred meters from the local trail head so big win for me. Best of luck with the recovery mate,
Berm Creek is really shaping up nicely dude! Get well soon, I bet you're itching to try it all out so that'll be a welcome reward when you're back on the bike.
Phil for the trail boss. This was an awesome video and am glad you guys got it done just in time. Stay safe through the wintery-snow mix this weekend bro.
Future build idea: Lights for night-riding!! Not sure if anyone has mentioned this as a berm creek add-on. Would be great for shorter days in the winter. Best luck with the recovery!
When you push the landing of the picnic table back you should use the second roller a a launch on to a pre extension of the burm, a bit like a hip, And I still recon you should move all the rocks next to the lader drop and make a rock garden with to step drops in it
Dangerous work. Clearly. As Phil has his helmet on for the whole thing ahah
It rare to see me without mine on
Ha.....thought the same thing. Good stuff.
Once I go out for a ride, I don’t take my helmet off all day.
Forgot the GoPro effect, the Phil effect makes everything look easy. 😲
Forget*
Amod Patwardhan no one cares
I wore my helmet while building to keep the OSHA inspectors at bay. You never know when they might show up!
Lol, I noticed that. Figured it was just a permanent part of your head now.
Safety first! Cant wait to see your version.
Hope there won't be any broken bones in the near/distant future
Style points for keeping the helmet on Phil!!
When do you and Seth want to come to Oregon and build some trail? We've got 20 acres, a tractor, a chainsaw and unlimited free lumber. :) But really....lovin' the backyard build. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you for getting me back on a bike after 24 years, you've changed my life. I hope you truly realize the good you're doing. I wish you a speedy recovery, cheers!
Chill Dave, you got you back on a bike. They just added some minor inspiration.
Please please please make Trail Boss trend.
Ahaha!!
Yes so each person can add a slightly different feature
Hahaha right?!
Here in the interior of British Columbia the head dude in charge of maintenance on a trail (usually the one who built the trail) is known as the trail boss. We've been using that term for years. :)
YES!!!
Just being honest you have really good friends!
they’re the best!
@@SethsBikeHacks yea they are i wish i had friend who ride bikes and stuff all my friends game and stuff
Where do you live it's beautiful
@@ogDoit I have two friends that ride mtb but they are not nice too me and the people at my local bike park are even worse
@@ogDoit for example today we wanted to ride. They said they were in front of my house so I said wait a bit I'm gonna find some socks and eat something real quick 10 minutes later I go out and they are gone I wait 30 minutes then call them and he says he fell of his bike while bombing a hill. And the closest hill you could bomb was 40 minutes away. So they lied to me and I cried a bit.
Message to Seth's wife - you're awesome for letting Seth do this!
NoName she gets the inside he gets the outside
He explained in one video that he's allowed to do whatever he wants in the yard in exchange for letting her do whatever she wants inside the house ;)
I'm surprised his wife is still with him for what he does to his back yard. Edit: thanks for 5 likes
@@t00lbox Why wouldn't she be?
@@TheGrundigg I was over exaggerating, he destroyed his back yard
"Hold that thought for a few months..." You can bet an avocado I won't let you forget
He moved houses haha
@@farmerman651 he still did it you dolt
Phil makes burm creek or anything look so easy to ride!
mtb heaven *berm
Dude, you make not only the best MTB videos, but some of the best CZcams content there is! That time lapse was so sick!
I keep laughing everytime you throw in an explosion in a crash, its so dry, i love it
Same 😂
ikr
Hey Seth! If you're reading this I just wanted to say thanks for everything you've done. You've been a real inspiration and you really got me into MTBing without being super technical and stuff. I just wanted to say thanks again for everything. Keep up the good work! 👍
Eventually. There will be all trail no grass
And hopefully also no more rocks next to the trail
@@boomerangfreak i agree, this isn't grandmas garden
Wrong he’s moving
Nice to see Phil “Philling in”
That's what he does in bed with his girl!
Your videos helped me stay motivated through a concussion this summer (I hit a drainage ditch). I came out the other side more energized to ride than ever. I’m so grateful for your videos, they have taught and entertained me endlessly. Thank you
It's official: Phil is a near perfect trail engineering consultant. He knows how it's supposed to behave, has the riding ability to run tests and not screw himself if the build is subpar, and even though he is REALLY FRICKIN' GOOD, he understands how the average rider feels and thinks. I approve!
One thing I was reminded of just by watching the test and the refurbishing of the Sicknic Table approach was, _mind the rear wheel._ It's obvious in hindsight, but it doesn't turn at the same angle as the front, and a straight-angle approach means you're forced to do an endo or side hop to reposition, or either the rear wheel gets caught (crash) or the loss of speed is too big to make a proper jump (crash).
Great vid Seth, you really don't appreciate how good your dirt is aha. Trying to build trails and jumps where I live in South West Australia is like trying to build with beach sand.
I’m in aus aswell and the soil near me is harder than a rock. Need a jack hammer to move more than 100mm depth hahaha
I'm ozzie
can agree, either pure clay or straight sand, an absolute pain to build in Australia
@@adam-ou3ob hello optimist sailor.
I live in South West Australia too. Only 2M population, what are the chances...
Seth, you have been injured so many times and this injury is probably the worst, but you still manage. That's why I subscribed to you.
Hahaha. Pity is a good enough reason to subscribe i guess
You should get a rc car to use on birm creek while you are “under maintenance”
Micah POV that would be sick. The whole place could be a decent RC rallycross track
That my sir is the suggestion of a god
Berm creek
You actually predicted the future
Well look where we are now lol
Phil is a beast.
Na. I'll take his bike though
He really makes everything look so easy.
Gotta get that small butt shovel
He likes small butts and he cannot lie.
I love that Phil spent an entire day digging in his helmet
So Awesome!!! It all looks great. You have single-handedly brought me and my whole family back into bikes. In the last two weeks we built the kicker ramp and bike rack. Now we ride through the driveway into the yard and think about making our own pump track. Thanks a million from Miami!!!
Take a 2 day trip and come up 3 hours to Alafia State Park, Balm Boyette or Carter Road. All 3 great MTB trails.
I love Phil. Dude is hilarious, and also has insane natural ability. Makes it all look so easy. Love the channel Seth, happy healing and keep the collabs comin!
Do your neighbors have any idea about the high level of riding that goes on at Berm Creek? Cheers!
As usual, another awesome watch. What sets you apart from the rest is your prepared, rehearsed and perfectly executed script-integrated-with-compelling-shots. Nice work. Thanks!
Good call on making Phil the trail boss. Much like Alex’s decision to seek help with his Van, definitely a good choice!
Loving the Evolution of Berm Creek. Your providing some excellent viewing even when your out injured. THANKS ! 😀
I was going to say that landing for the Sicnic table looked short to me. But then, I'm not an experienced drop rider, so I don't really know. But I'm glad things are shaping up for Berm Creek. Also, I see you opted for no surgery for your clavicle. I have to admit, i wish that was more of an option for me. I broke mine in two places, and had I let it heal on its own I probably would have had an odd looking collar by now. However, the lack of feeling I have in the area of the incision is annoying, I still have soreness in the area. I may end up having the metal plate removed eventually.
Stay upright and keep the rubber side down.
Hey Seth I've been watching you for a long time now and I love your channel😀. Recently for my birthday I got a Giant MTB and it's awesome, thank you for all the tips. BTW Congrats on 1mill you deserved it😀👍
The speeded up view from above really showed how great the changes are. Those cats did some great work!
Dude, you are the Morgan Freeman of the mountain biking community, I could listen to you talk about biking and biking related stuff indefinitely. Thanks for all the awesome content.
@Seth's Bike Hacks you need to invest in and or rent a gas powered plate compactor. Worth every single penny bro trust me.
I like the way you’re thinking!
@@SethsBikeHacks very, very versatile for the red dirt around here. I live in Morganton NC 45 min East of you. Hope your collar bone heals quickly so I can see you out on the trails!!
Dude I was thinking the same thing. Even if you rent them. I typically pay $40 a day. WELL worth the labor saved, and does a much better job.
Sometimes you can find these for rent.
You can find them for rent everywhere in the area me and Seth live in. I live under 45 minutes away from him and equipment rental buisness's are plentiful.
i love the berm creek builds. pls do more
Just finished an operation on my knee, watching this video made my day
Fast recovery my friend, I want to see you riding again, keep the good videos rolling as well. You got very good friends and a CZcams community that supports you and send you good vibes so you can be on the bike asap.
Phil reminds me of Shaw from Open Season.
Hahaha, best comment ever. And that EVIL is his Loraine, or whatever shaw named his gun.
_This channel deserves much more subs! _*_Who agrees!?_*
Phil is a gem, seems like such a humble nice guy for how hard he shreds.
That place is totally transformed. Great job and awesome skills
Keep up the good work and thank you for inspiring me to do my own videos on my channel as well!
Great content you’re the next Seth!
Ha, Phil sent the original double so easily! It's almost like the "skills" in his channel name has some meaning!
A tiny home and a berm Creek style back yard is my dream now. Keep up the good work!
Seth and Phil trail building series would be a nice addition.
CONGARTS! ON 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!!!
"congarts"
I still cant get over that crash😨
It's awesome watching Seth and Phil collaborate, it's just plain good fun
Phil just goes for it and makes everything look easy.
I was already watching the video when I got the notification haha
Bapo Rapo same
Damn remove those landmines already!
That was no landmine, it was explosive suckage. It won't happen again. ;)
Loved the epic time lapse at 6:00-6:13, nice work!!! Cheers!
The end result looks super fun!
Sooo jealous I don't have a backyard that would handle something similar
thank god phill didn't break his shoulder
Raja Rajan Krishna Kumar I decided against a huge backyard because it was undeveloped....then Seth built berm creek and I have regretted my decision ever since!
man he was against a race with time........
not sure the same will happen to you
Get Phil in more often, that video was amazing. Speedy recovery
Temp Trail Boss = Special Guest Segment, nice addition Seth!
😀🤙🚴🚴🚴🌴☀️
"I lost that race because of me"... *explodes on rock*
What a boss with a broken limb
I do something similar in my backyard every year. Not as ambitious I would say, but we get 1m+ of snow every year (3ft+) of which I build a track for my fatbike. My backyard is flat though, but thanks to the snow we can build a lot of rollers and berms. Great fun! Heal up well dude, you're an inspiration! 👍
I love Phil. Awesome collaboration here.
New video yay
Was hoping seth was going to ride again 🙄
My friends and I built a couple of trails over the summer holidays, we are going out later to fix them up a bit as we haven’t ridden them for a couple of months. We are finding your videos really useful so I just wanted to say thank you! I might post a video later of us riding and working on them.
Yes! A wall ride would be sick!
Who else loves his videos but can't afford a good mountain bike
MMEE
first like
Nice additions and adjustments! Good friends always make a difference!
I learnt to bunnyhop from phil's video about a year ago. He is so good at what he is doing
Awesome build! Glad to see things are still coming together despite your condition!
Further proving that Phil is THE man 👍
Get better Seth. We miss you riding videos. God bless.
Ain’t nothing better than having great friends! Great video and awesome upgrades to the berm!
Berm Creek is looking mint.
My family and l recently sold our old house that l had my own back yard trail on and l miss it a lot, but our new home is only a few hundred meters from the local trail head so big win for me.
Best of luck with the recovery mate,
Berm Creek is really shaping up nicely dude! Get well soon, I bet you're itching to try it all out so that'll be a welcome reward when you're back on the bike.
Phil for the trail boss. This was an awesome video and am glad you guys got it done just in time. Stay safe through the wintery-snow mix this weekend bro.
So rad! Phil is the man. Can't wait to see you back on the bike seth. I know you're pain brother, broken collar bone sucks!
i love phils commitment to SAFETY! lol nice
Wall ride for sure and an alternate drop entry from above to the sicknick table. Then you've got an awesome mini bike park.
I love the change! And great to see phil in the mix ! Keep the videos coming
Cool trail. Glad to see Phil back in videos
Berm creek looking sicker than ever! Heal up fast Seth!
Love the new landing for the Sicknikc Table
These are my favorite videos on this channel.
Seth, you and all the guys are amazing and massively inspiring. Thank you and heal fast.
The time lapse of everything looks so cool!
Future build idea: Lights for night-riding!! Not sure if anyone has mentioned this as a berm creek add-on. Would be great for shorter days in the winter. Best luck with the recovery!
Good friends .....how life would be boring without them.
Thank you
So cool to see how you can utilize maximum fun in such a small area. Love these videos
Not gonna let you forget about that wall ride build when youre all healed up Seth!
Seth......I LOVE the explosion effects 😂😂 they are so cheesy but are amazing 😂😂👌
Great vid Seth! Your backyard... Wow! It's absolute goal for a mountain bike enthusiasts with a big backyard. Keep it up!
Very understanding wife allows this chaos to continue. Make no mistake... 🤘👍
That time lapse was gorgeous 🤩 This is one of your best videos yet!
When you push the landing of the picnic table back you should use the second roller a a launch on to a pre extension of the burm, a bit like a hip,
And I still recon you should move all the rocks next to the lader drop and make a rock garden with to step drops in it
Nice time-lapse! Plus sick addition, looks way better.
YES! I always thought that turn would be perfect for a wall ride
Seth, I think that you did a great job at improving Berm creek into a safer track. Amazing job
Stoke'd for you dude 🤘
Lucky having a mate like Phil
I loved seeing the transformation of berm creek and he's still updating it live the vids bro 👍
Great update to the backyard trail system!