Hahaha thanks man, I got the VR upgrade this year lol

Right on, thank you! I'm thinking of doing something out at Gooseberry Mesa near Zion at some point, is Zion as epic as everyone says it is? Cheers and thanks!

@@BBKDRAGOON Zion is way epic. Definitely a spot you should hit!

Right on, it's on the list. That angels landing hike looks amazing, fingers crossed one day to win the lottery for a permit

Firewild, what is good man! I hope life is treating you well and thank you! Things are going good here. This year has already had its ups and downs, but making the most of each day and so stoked that it's summer again. More rides to come, thanks for the support brother!

More is coming, thanks for the support and love!

It's an awesome trail!

That's awesome! Cheers and hope the trip is going solid! Delicate is crazy right!? that terrain is like Mars or another planet

I've went hiking, rock climbing, camping, and white water rafting in Moab

It's epic, thanks for the comment!

thank you very much!

That’s the way haha, cheers and thanks

Haha, thanks and yeah, the edge is close in a few spots, I don't generally like exposure, but there's some ledges below the trail that would catch you if something were to happen in most spots

Thank you! that's awesome

Cheers and thanks for watching! Those summers are nuts man, idk how people do it! Thanks for the kind comment and support

Thank you kalechips! much appreciated, I've got more planned for this year, going to try to make it the biggest mtb year for the channel yet. Cheers and thanks!

Cheers and thank you!

Cheers and thank you! Much appreciated, hope you’re having a solid weekend

Sedona is on my bucket list for rides, how is it out there? Hangover is a goal one day

@@BBKDRAGOON It was gorgeous. Experienced a lot of rocky trail on the path we chose, but I found it overall really fun and challenging

That's awesome, thanks for watching! Yeah, I've been riding since I was a teenager, used to race quite a bit as well. You should definitely do Enchilada if you ever get the chance, it's rad! cheers and thanks

Yo that's awesome! Did they have an RV or camping or something!?

We stayed in a camper and did a lot of hikes.

Right on, that sounds so fun

It really was it was quite a rememberable trip.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that. I really love hardtails for beginners, they come in at a cost point that is approachable, and you can tackle so many trails on a good hardtail. Plus all the skills you develop on a hardtail translate so well over to a full suspension if you ever wanted to upgrade. So if you are looking at getting into trail riding, I would look for a good 29'er hardtail. I would prioritize a few things. A dropper post, a single chain ring up front if possible, hydraulic disc brakes. A lot of companies have a good hardtail like this in the $1,000 or $1,200 range. Trek I know is running some good sales right now, I think Canyon is also. The other great place to ask around too is www.pinkbike.com/ Their forums are the most active spot online for MTB conversations, so if there are any detailed bike questions they can definitely help out. A lot of bike companies at the moment are having solid sales. I also really like JensonUSA and Worldwide Cyclery in terms of online shops if you don't have a local shop. Last but not least (self-promo) but I have a beginner mountain biking guide video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rsV3oJehvJOleWw.html

Cheers and thanks and haha yeah duuuude, the noises are just the natural way to express the stoke! that's awesome