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That place s really cool

That was a big ride for sure

It was really great meeting you. I'm always stoked to hear when people have a great time. Thanks for coming out. I look forward to having you back out.

It's much more elongated than the end. It's designed to carry more speed. Even on the test run, I can completely feel the difference.

Pavers are definitely going to be used on many things like take offs and hard berms. We are always on thelook out for bricks, pavers , and cinder blocks. It will be a lot of work getting them to the location

I'm really glad you got to ride a see the Twister Kook. Those projects are very time-consuming to build. It makes me feel good to see people using it.

@@mtbingadventures1551 yea me too! I didn’t even know the name at the time, life was crazy trying to juggle a camping trip and work at the same time.

Thank you. I'll do my best to stay safe.

Thanks, I'm really hoping that as well. I'm watching the cal Fire map closely

You guys are a great group and a lot of fun. It was a pleasure having you all out to Everstoke. I look forward to your next visit.

I just sweat through it all and keep pushing forward. I have been hitting the river a lot lately around noon. Feels amazing after trail building. I drink around 5 liters of water a day when building.

I hope you can make it back. That would be awesome

Very cool. I'm glad you got to ride it. It's a great feeling to see people playing on the features. Thanks

Thanks, I felt really strong this last weekend. I hope I will actually be able to bust out another trail soon. That build will start next weekend. I'm going to really do some cool stuff on the next build. Very excited

@@mtbingadventures1551 Excellent, sounds cool. Don't forget to hydrate out there...

I will ​@@Friskee62

Thank you

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love it

Cool, thanks ​@@cmuralhas

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@@mtbingadventures1551TBH I am lukewarm on it.

😆 it's good you're checking in on him. He's been a great help out here. I love it when he's able to come up.

Oh wow, this was an interesting time. The start of a totally new adventure.

I just recently had 2 young riders spend about an hour playing around on the skinny features. It's all about having a variety of things to ride and challenge yourself. I also like skinny and plan to have a lot more of these over time.

Can confirm. My kids and I just rode Everstoke last weekend and the skinnies were super fun and the kids loved this addition!!! It was so great camping in view of anyone riding too.

Ah yes, the fine tunes provided by RUclips are always interesting. I might have to dive into the archive again and mix it up a little. LOL. I'm glad you enjoy the time lapse stuff.

It might be awhile before I can get back out that way. I would've loved having a guide for that place. It's always a coin toss on what trails to take. Thanks for the info. I do refer back to my vids and comments when I revisit a place to help me explore more stuff.

I always buy the Torx heads. These were donated to us. I did my best to use them. All it does was remind me how much I can't stand them. I'm 100% in agreement with you.

Thank you, the tiny home was built by Uncharted Tiny Homes out of Arizona. Great build quality but not good on sticking to their timeline of completion and delivery.

Good to know! Thanks

Have you watched passed videos? I have 7 drops located near the skinny as well as other drops located throughout the property. I intend to make many more but would love to have a variety of features and not just drops and jumps.

I went down to the river with Dan for a couple of hours. That really helped recharge me for the evening. It would definitely be better to get the bark off all the logs. I haven't figured out if it's easier to just replace them or debark them. Also not sure how much longer ones without bark will last vs ones with bark. By the time these rot, we just might alter or upgrade the skinny at that point. I love drinking the Hazy IPAs right now. I got a great rhythm of getting a great buzz without having any headaches or laziness the following day. Drinking beer is an art. LOL

@@mtbingadventures1551 Hope to get out your way next year where is the closest place to pick up Hazy IPAs?

@@rextilian there is a grocery store just a couple miles from our place that usually has them. I pick up a 12 pack from Safeway in Truckee because they are more reliable to have it in stock.

Thank you very much

Thank you!

It's pretty fun. I finished it just this last weekend and tested it out.

Yes sir, I intend to build one of the most amazing mountain biking destinations ever. Hard work, low pay, but happiest I've ever been.

​@mtbingadventures1551 live your best life

agreed!! This micro-network is looking amazing, and such a cool addition to the rest of the trails!!

That's my kind of carpentry!

Maybe something you can premiere next year when the snow melts. Something BKXC can cook up on the website 👌

Yes, we have been kicking around the idea of doing something like that. We're pretty clueless as to what to offer right now and how we will be going about it. We definitely love hearing comments like this to get ideas on what we should include as well as what we should charge. Then it be some kind of pass or something that members can have on their cellphone.

Thank you very much.

Great! I'm really looking forward to having you guys out.

Thanks. This was a tough build in the heat.

Thanks, I had to do about another 30 trees in the last weekend. I'm trying to get rid of all the dead onesd.

I'm not sure what "P" actually stands for. But those models have protection against dust and water. Rated IP65 water resistant

It should be finished up by next weekend. I put in a lot more work, and these videos are a week delayed from real time. Takes me a bit to edit them and get them on RUclips

Congrats on the new home. I hope you get settled in smoothly

Thank you very much

Extra ventilation, I guess. 😆 Thank you

It might become a future skinny. Hopefully

😲 I did not. I love your idea, though. They sale that at Home Depot?

@@mtbingadventures1551 I don’t know Aaron. I live in the UK and have seen products for installing underfloor heating pipework with grooved foam underlay for the pipes, so my thought was to create something similar with a simple nothched or pre-clipped bar to hold the tubes down.

​@@bbanga5542I think I might have something that will work

Good info. Do I put the mirrors underneath?

@@mtbingadventures1551 so that they reflect the sunlight on the pipes. even if you use aluminum foil, curve it to half pipe, run the black pipe in the center. that way the light will always be reflect toward the pipe. i wish i draw on the this thing or send pictures. once you see one you will know what i am thinking . the pipe will need to elevated so that it sits in the center of the arc.

Thanks, I haven't thought that far ahead. It would be awesome to have some kind of filter. I'm open to suggestions

​@mtbingadventures1551 Neither have I!😂 I'd imagine a strain along the line to catch organic material, sediment, etc.. Maybe along with a filter on a manifold somewhere along your line. Keeping it clean and heat efficient.

Yeah - I'd be concerned about random bacteria growth.

We drain it every week . That is the overflow water from the well. ​@somethingelsehere8089

​@@mtbingadventures1551works for me, such a cool project. Thanks Aaron

I almost feel like Indiana Jones 😆

@@mtbingadventures1551...You do have ta get a new hat...hmmm

So much stuff is happening. I can't wait for you to see it all. Thanks

That warms my heart to hear that. Thank you. It's a pretty fun challenge

It is noticeable on the hitch as well. I'm estimating about 7% range loss at 65 mph and probably about 12%l loss when going over 75 mph. It really starts hurting that drag coefficient. When I drive to Moab, I'm unable to skip any charging stations on Highway 80.

@@mtbingadventures1551 Gotcha, thanks! I think its about the same or a bit more range loss with the roof rack, and obviously also added wind noise is a little annoying. I think for longer drives where I'll need to charge I'll just put the bike in, looks simple enough