Thank you. And to answer your question I think that totally comes down to personal preference. There is a risk of serious injury on even the most mellow trails. As we all know the easiest trails are usually the ones that take us down LOL. I personally do not use a neck brace but you definitely would not be out of place with one there. People even ride with open face helmets there which I definitely don’t recommend.

@@Chewwsky thanks for the advice👍

Oh absolutely! LOTS of people are riding hardtails here! You’ll have a blast 💥

Sending it!!

Hey! Recommending a specific bike is something I really can’t do. Everyone has their own preference, budget, and experience level. If you’re just looking to get into the sport a hard tail is your best bang for your buck. If you can swing it a full-suspension bike is even better. In my opinion the more money you can invest into a good starting bike the better your initial experience will be. Bikes arnt cheap but buying a proper one is worth it. Beyond that, if you’re just planning to do trail riding like the hydrocut keep the suspension travel to 160mm and lower. 130-140 is still overkill but a good sweet spot

@@Chewwsky thank u can I know how much is your bike? How much would it roughly cost to get a proper double suspension bike for an entry level ?

@@user-vn9js9yn1j my bike was around $5000. Depends on new or used and the fact that the bike market is so hot right now: Used: minimum $2000 New: minimum $3500 Again, I’m no expert. This is just my opinion based on what I’ve seen

I don’t because they were closed last season!

Also, blue will no longer be running a bike park so don’t watch any videos unless you want to torture yourself.

@@Chewwsky oh that’s brutal, thanks for the heads up

@@Chewwsky i noticed the sticker on your windshield, are you part of a local service?

@@callummorrow1776 I am yes!

Almost tapped the tree? LOL