you must be a pretty solid dude! bc it sounded like the ground took the worst of it

Nice to visit that place

Just out here watching the mud progressively build up on Corbin's rig!

Of course it happens as the trail ends

Great video and description of the trail system I am visiting soon and trying to see what trails to do while I am in Olympia. Now if there was only a shuttle service with bike rental in the area.

WAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKA!!!

1:0 hahah

Do you need to adjust rebound to be significantly lower if you're losing control after the compression? Also: legit great endo turn.

“No need to be a hero day” could be your new slogan

Man, lower Wapiti is just such a wrestle fest

Love if you could do this breakdown for capitol forest and black hills. I can’t find info on them.

If the run-up wasn't cut short by that turn, this wouldn't be too shabby. I had at least 10 attempts before taking off. 😂

Congrats on the new bike and awesome vid! What size rotors are you running? I have XT on my HT and XTR on the full suspension. I’m using 203mm XT rotors for the full suspension and my breaking power is extremely strong even at geared up weight of 235lbs.

Stop drop and roll taken too literally

Good you could laugh it off!

love the silent hubs! Makes a world of difference!

Sweet build, love the purple accents

Nice!!! I've eyeballed the Deviate and it is on my list of bikes to check out when it is time to move on from my Strive CFR. NOBL wheels are awesome as well, I've run the TR37's on a couple bikes and loved them! Liked them even better than my current i9 carbon's.

Step up: nope, manual a little bit is hyper relatable

Happy new bike day! The build looks awesome.

Thinking this’ll be my next bike, every one likes it, great chill review. Only other bike that’s a possibility is pivot shuttle lt

Congratulations on the new bike. It looks pretty sweet.

RIP Yeti

Stoked to see your new bike man! I recently went from Code brakes to XTs hopefully my experience helps a little. I switched from the metallic finned Shimano brake pads to MTX Red pads and they increased the power for me, and are far quieter. I used the MTXs on my Code brakes too, and they also improved them. If you're looking for a way to elevate the XTs a bit, might be worth checking them out! Cheers!

Welcome to the future; once you go high pivot it's very, very hard to go back. 😅 Wicked build, solid riding and a very polished video too. Stoked for you man! 🤘 ...and thanks for the shoutout, I really appreciate that. 🙂

Sweet rig bro. Grats on the new bike. Glad to see you got rid of that Yeti shit.

Dale Stone is also why I looked into and got my Deviate Claymore! Stoked to ride it some more once my head is back to normal from this stupid covid situation! Is that the new Onyx 38? Highly recommend getting some metallic pads for the XT brakes, I bought Shimano OEM w/ fins but also have used TruckerCo which are super cheap. Helped a lot with power on my Fuel EXe.

Is the sport class course shorter than the expert class? Or is this years course just overall longer?

Congrats on new bike, just to mention that I had a bike from Jenson and when I got in an accident with it they worked with the manufacturer and got me a Crash replacement Frame with amazing discount.

Are you using action 3 or 4?

You picked an awesome ride...Is this a $5K + bike? Looking to upgrade but want to manage my expectations haha

Man that bike is sweet! I hit Tehaleh this weekend for the first time after watching your video. Its an awesome place but really showed me how much I need to learn and upgrade my bike after a gnarly OTB on Rhythm and Berms 😂.

*deletes rage comment about throwing away your old frame *

You make a great point about a lot of us being over-biked. I'm looking at an Evil Offering or Ibis Ripley, both of which are significantly less "enduro" than my current bike. I demoed an Ibis Exie at Mountain Bike Oregon last week and, though it's a solidly "trail" bike, I had way, way more fun on it.

Tucking and rolling like it's your job. Well played!

Highlander or claymore? Been wondering how they compare to the Forbidden Druid and dreadnought...???

The bike is s a looker. REALLY enjoyed the video. The clear narration in post really raises the production value. looking forward to more!

Sick bike!

I have the same frame and I love it. Good choice.

Sweet bikes. I'll keep my eyes peeled for you out locally. Ive had my 24 optic since April and love it. Somewhat of a baby high pivot and a blast to ride.

I want to go to gailbraith but im not in good enough shape to hit all the trails I want

I like the method except there are 6 trails and 25 points almost all the trails would need to be most fun to pass like I think a little more buffer would make it more accurate and with the smaller number of trails I feel like stevens pass really delivers with both flow and tech PBR is a bundle of joy I recomend everyone try Stevens pass. He praised the Tech trails but Rock crusher is the perfect trail for almost everyone and the jumps are very easily cleared. The green trail is just a casual trail but its fun to go fast on.

Nice riding brother!

Hey Corbin… Just watched it again, great video. 4 of us are heading over there Sunday for our first loop.. pretty excited!!

Hey man where do you get the chin mount from, and what is it called?

Great job. I've been there several times but haven't hit everything you showed. We're very excited to have this in our area.

Your jumping is so much better bro. Great work! Love the video! I will need to visit Tennant soon.

Thanks for the great review. We are going to build a short cut out from the middle of Madrona out to the road (south climb connection on TF) that climbs back to the top of Slippery Slopes and Cross Cut. Unfortunately the terrain, wetlands and budget didn't allow for more dedicated climbs. There were trails proposed in the big dead zone in the middle of the park, but wetlands forced us out of the area.

Dude, awesome video! I love a tech-y, root-y, rocky XC trail.

Can't wait to get on these trails now! 🎉