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I missed it... I fell asleep watching him crawl like an Amateur!!
@MurrayNoneya-yb3il2 күн бұрын
That hub bearing is done now.
@carpballet2 күн бұрын
Everything is a phukin photo op for these idiots.
@teehasheestower3 күн бұрын
I can climb that myself and my boots didn't cost $80,000
@alexatspace5 күн бұрын
first that is some good driving!! I am impressed a the rivvy also
@BryanDenlingerKJVM6 күн бұрын
EVs are stupid. Over-priced, under-powered, and NOT good for the environment.
@pierspim43419 күн бұрын
That was impressive! The low center of gravity definitely helped stabilize the truck.
@pauljohn555410 күн бұрын
How much % power he waste going up that little hill. lol
@norcalscalemodels486414 күн бұрын
What was the battery level at the start of the climb and at the end? I'm very curious.
@f4m0usfr34k24 күн бұрын
I actually enjoyed cool beans a lot… I think the longer run without interruptions was really nice. Good video 🤙🏻
@db-ob7ic25 күн бұрын
Not impressed....now go take the glorified golf cart back to the golf course where it belongs...electric vehicles are a waist of resources and money....
@PaddlePedalPedals25 күн бұрын
@@db-ob7ic I think any vehicle that can climb Hells Gate and any driver and passenger that can stay in it for the climb are amazing.
@chefdan8726 күн бұрын
Maybe when the infrastructure can support them and charging times drops drastically ill consider something like this but till then they just haven't gotten there yet. At least the Rivian looks like a truck unlike that monstrosity cyber truck.
@ToolsTrucksTrailsАй бұрын
We are in the market for an Old Town canoe. I was thinking of getting an old CAMPER model. I think it is the Royalex they used back then, but I don't know as much as I would like to about all the different models and construction. What would you get for paddling the local Prescott lakes and floating the Verde with a rare trip down the Salt or Colorado some day?
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
We have 3 kayaks and the canoe and have used them for local lakes, this portion of the Verde and upper portion of the Colorado. We like the kayaks because they are easy to transport and fun in the water
@ToolsTrucksTrailsАй бұрын
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@jlsc4125Ай бұрын
So if it runs out of power do you have a can of electricity to pour in the tank ?
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
That’s one of the most common comments I see on this video and it’s somehow based on the concept that combustible engines run on an infinite source of fuel.
@jlsc4125Ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals I'm assuming that was supposed to be INFINITE, not infantile. And NO, it's based on the fact that unlike electric, you CAN carry a jerry can of fuel in case you run out. And if you Don't have one you can buy one, go to a gas station and bring back five gallons, now explain how that is accomplished with an electric car.
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
@@jlsc4125 thanks for catching my text error. You make a good point and I know there is a big difference in the ranges between electric and gasoline vehicles right now but as these vehicles continue to develop that gap will likely narrow. It also doesn’t have to be gas vs electric. I drive a 4 runner and love it. I do appreciate these new electric vehicles though and what they are striving for.
@jlsc4125Ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals I certainly appreciate the problem with global warming. However, electric is not the answer, that would be hydrogen, but since Musk can't get rich with hydrogen it's fighting a war against wealth, and unfortunately our nation is funding Musk with a legal monopoly on chargers. electric cars have an inherent problem they rely on non renewable resources. Also, their life is severely limited in warmer clients like Arizona. Add to that, they are prohibitively expensive to the average 99% er, so their wide use and acceptance is limited. Also, 90% of the sales will not result in a reduction of internal combustion engines, for very nearly ever ev purchased, a used gas car is put on the market and stays on the road.
@gregsexton2935Ай бұрын
There's a video of a stock crown Vic doing that. What's the big deal
@daviddoucet2220Ай бұрын
See what happens when I hook my 40’ fifth wheel toy hauler to an electric truck and tow it 350 miles at 70 mph without stopping. Oh wait, that’s right, they can’t do that. That electric future doesn’t look so bright now does it?… 🤷🏼♂️
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
Those are good points. The distance and towing capacity isn’t there with electric vehicles. Speaking of the future, if our only plan is to keep using non renewable resources to fuel our vehicles then that’s not a great looking future either. Trying to pull that 40’ trailer with a gasoline engine without any gasoline you won’t be going too far.
@daviddoucet2220Ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals Haven’t owned a gas powered vehicle since 1994…
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
@@daviddoucet2220sounds interesting.
@philpalmer4877Ай бұрын
It's way easier with a stock E-bike.
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
I hadn’t thought about trying to peddle up Hells Gate. I’m curious how many people have tried it.
@mtbbanditomtbchika7666Ай бұрын
Mi amigo! What a beauty of a trail, kept me in edge of my seat. Chika and I will be heading there soon. Thank you for sharing 👍🏽👍🏽
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
It’s a long climb getting up to it but I felt was worth it. I do wish it had easier access.
@mtbbanditomtbchika7666Ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals Can you help me, looking for the parking trail head. Is it schultz creek trail head. Can you gime me some info on the climb up to it. Really appreciate it mi amigo. Thank you.
@farnsiesinthedellsАй бұрын
Schultz creek parking is where you have to start. I believe the road is still closed. We took Dog Food trail, to Secret trail. This brings you to the upp Schultz parking that is closed to cars currently. From there Broadside which was an easy climb up to the start of Full Sail. To come down we too the long but fun Schultz creek trail all the way back to the car. Accident signed in under another account but this is Paddle Pedal Pedals.
@mtbbanditomtbchika7666Ай бұрын
@@farnsiesinthedells thank you mi amigo!
@paulciprus9582Ай бұрын
After that…middle of nowhere…no charger…gas keeps going and electric needs to charge…gas can ford a river with winch…electric shorts out…out in the middle of nowhere…what do you with electric…plug into rock….😂😂.
@farnsiesinthedellsАй бұрын
I haven’t seen many gas station in the back country
@paulciprus9582Ай бұрын
Oh yes…electric can keep going forever…while gas runs out in 5 minutes….lets see you do that in sub zero temps….electric fails…gas does not…been proven for many years….easier to find gas in back country that electric…plus AAA will bring me more gas…or I can carry Jerry cans…you are fucked in your electric..can cant carry extra batteries…fool….🤣🤣.
@karmafarbus160Ай бұрын
I've seen a 1 ton chevy tow truck fly up that , talk about milking it
@mariolujan8626Ай бұрын
Sorry, how much time did it take you to get to the top?
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
Maybe 25 minute from Hub 1 to Hub 4
@mtbbanditomtbchika7666Ай бұрын
Great clip mi amigo. That’s an awesome trail, my chika and I love it. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽. I didn’t try some of those rocky features. Definitely will try next time.
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
I watched your video of Cool Beans before riding it myself. It’s such a great area.
@mtbbanditomtbchika7666Ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals thank you so much mi amigo. 👍🏽
@OldPuebloHopsАй бұрын
Cool telemetry in video. Nice video.
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
Thanks 👍
@dickberry3910Ай бұрын
EVs suck
@DukeFergАй бұрын
Is this a new bike park?
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
Yes, ribbon cutting ceremony was just last week
@IBRAKEFORBEDROCKАй бұрын
I cant remember all the " bean " trail names 🤣
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
Once you ride them you will remember the fun and that’s what matters
@DetrochaentrochaАй бұрын
This video made me buy one, next next delivery 🚚 🎉
@brilog69Ай бұрын
I'm looking forward to getting some!
@poulinstringsАй бұрын
Cool design.
@hermitlifeinthemountainsub9493Ай бұрын
omg and you were touching the finger smears. You complete oaf.
@hermitlifeinthemountainsub9493Ай бұрын
You are not supposed to enter the structures. How completely brainless of you to do so. Trampling all over ancient and fragile dwellings. I hope you get banned from exploring on NA land.
@youtubename80802 ай бұрын
This won’t even be here in 50 years of idiots scraping all over it. The more the word gets out with guys like you touching and entering these special places, the less a chance your grandkids have to enjoy it. Selfish
@PDOC6720032 ай бұрын
DOUCHE!! STAY OUT OF THE RUINS!!!!!!!!
@nancyweems52702 ай бұрын
Ok found it Netzahualt Happy Fox also known as Felix Nabor 1877 til 1972 Pueblo Indian. Clay sculptor 1920 thru 1950 for sideshow with circuses. Use to come to my school while sculpture animals would tell us stories. Your welcome.
@bishopslots2 ай бұрын
First, while I understand the preservation aspect, these are still "ruins". As long as these explorers do not destroy the integrity of the walls, foundations, etc I have no issue with their capturing on camera. Either they will document or science will document. I don't see any group/org out there trying to document the same, or to show the life that was there, so I appreciate the efforts of these guys to illuminate what is being neglected. However, these ruins will continue to disintegrate over time, and with exposure to the elements, so at least "someone" is trying to document it.
@PaddlePedalPedalsАй бұрын
Appreciate your thoughts on this.
@ruthmusser44492 ай бұрын
We don't go inside anymore. Watch the trek planner and other bloggers, they show extreme respect.Please get an extending selfie stick. ❤
@PDOC6720032 ай бұрын
What the Fuck are you doing going in there????!!!.. with dogs dislodging rocks.. and you 2 wiggling the wood in the walls. Touching the walls. I hope you get busted..
@nancyweems52702 ай бұрын
I knew a full blooded Indian when I was young said his 120 aunt climbed 20 stories to her dwelling
@PaddlePedalPedals2 ай бұрын
Wow that’s amazing. Was that in Arizona?
@nancyweems52702 ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals Not sure,I will try and look up Obit story
@teresahasopinions23292 ай бұрын
I can hear you scraping your way through these ancient doorways...rubbing your hands across the old mud used to line the stones. How incredibly disrespectful of you and your animals to treat these ancient ruins in this way. Sad.
@txcaddo2 ай бұрын
you almost bumped your head into a beam? eek. this is why people are asked to not enter these ancient structures.
@PaddlePedalPedals2 ай бұрын
There is a posted sign from US Forest service and no where on there do they ask you not to enter these structures. I am curious who you are referring to when you say people are asked not to enter them.
@PDOC6720032 ай бұрын
@@PaddlePedalPedals Common fucking sense Einstein.
@eagarde2 ай бұрын
I'm a big fan of exploring but I think there should be limits. These are very fragile priceless ruins and walking all over them is destroying them.
@ruthmusser44492 ай бұрын
Ty glad a rock didn't fall from the ceiling. Every time I see this place I wanna go but like everyone says these days, use a selfish stick and don't go inside. 😊
@PaddlePedalPedals2 ай бұрын
Who is saying to use a selfie stick and not go inside? US Forest service sign posted in this area doesn’t ask you stay out of the structures
@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK2 ай бұрын
Saw one on Miller Valley the other day with temp plates
@AllenMichael-pl6ps2 ай бұрын
EV impressive to the neighbors but not to the crawler's 😊
@hi-line81953 ай бұрын
they only lost 5.4 billion last year, things are looking up for Rivian
@rickymartha86673 ай бұрын
*Promo SM*
@chucksalsgiver24643 ай бұрын
I have a yellow R1T and still can't believe wtf I just watched. Kudos to Rivian and the driver.
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I missed it... I fell asleep watching him crawl like an Amateur!!
That hub bearing is done now.
Everything is a phukin photo op for these idiots.
I can climb that myself and my boots didn't cost $80,000
first that is some good driving!! I am impressed a the rivvy also
EVs are stupid. Over-priced, under-powered, and NOT good for the environment.
That was impressive! The low center of gravity definitely helped stabilize the truck.
How much % power he waste going up that little hill. lol
What was the battery level at the start of the climb and at the end? I'm very curious.
I actually enjoyed cool beans a lot… I think the longer run without interruptions was really nice. Good video 🤙🏻
Not impressed....now go take the glorified golf cart back to the golf course where it belongs...electric vehicles are a waist of resources and money....
@@db-ob7ic I think any vehicle that can climb Hells Gate and any driver and passenger that can stay in it for the climb are amazing.
Maybe when the infrastructure can support them and charging times drops drastically ill consider something like this but till then they just haven't gotten there yet. At least the Rivian looks like a truck unlike that monstrosity cyber truck.
We are in the market for an Old Town canoe. I was thinking of getting an old CAMPER model. I think it is the Royalex they used back then, but I don't know as much as I would like to about all the different models and construction. What would you get for paddling the local Prescott lakes and floating the Verde with a rare trip down the Salt or Colorado some day?
We have 3 kayaks and the canoe and have used them for local lakes, this portion of the Verde and upper portion of the Colorado. We like the kayaks because they are easy to transport and fun in the water
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So if it runs out of power do you have a can of electricity to pour in the tank ?
That’s one of the most common comments I see on this video and it’s somehow based on the concept that combustible engines run on an infinite source of fuel.
@@PaddlePedalPedals I'm assuming that was supposed to be INFINITE, not infantile. And NO, it's based on the fact that unlike electric, you CAN carry a jerry can of fuel in case you run out. And if you Don't have one you can buy one, go to a gas station and bring back five gallons, now explain how that is accomplished with an electric car.
@@jlsc4125 thanks for catching my text error. You make a good point and I know there is a big difference in the ranges between electric and gasoline vehicles right now but as these vehicles continue to develop that gap will likely narrow. It also doesn’t have to be gas vs electric. I drive a 4 runner and love it. I do appreciate these new electric vehicles though and what they are striving for.
@@PaddlePedalPedals I certainly appreciate the problem with global warming. However, electric is not the answer, that would be hydrogen, but since Musk can't get rich with hydrogen it's fighting a war against wealth, and unfortunately our nation is funding Musk with a legal monopoly on chargers. electric cars have an inherent problem they rely on non renewable resources. Also, their life is severely limited in warmer clients like Arizona. Add to that, they are prohibitively expensive to the average 99% er, so their wide use and acceptance is limited. Also, 90% of the sales will not result in a reduction of internal combustion engines, for very nearly ever ev purchased, a used gas car is put on the market and stays on the road.
There's a video of a stock crown Vic doing that. What's the big deal
See what happens when I hook my 40’ fifth wheel toy hauler to an electric truck and tow it 350 miles at 70 mph without stopping. Oh wait, that’s right, they can’t do that. That electric future doesn’t look so bright now does it?… 🤷🏼♂️
Those are good points. The distance and towing capacity isn’t there with electric vehicles. Speaking of the future, if our only plan is to keep using non renewable resources to fuel our vehicles then that’s not a great looking future either. Trying to pull that 40’ trailer with a gasoline engine without any gasoline you won’t be going too far.
@@PaddlePedalPedals Haven’t owned a gas powered vehicle since 1994…
@@daviddoucet2220sounds interesting.
It's way easier with a stock E-bike.
I hadn’t thought about trying to peddle up Hells Gate. I’m curious how many people have tried it.
Mi amigo! What a beauty of a trail, kept me in edge of my seat. Chika and I will be heading there soon. Thank you for sharing 👍🏽👍🏽
It’s a long climb getting up to it but I felt was worth it. I do wish it had easier access.
@@PaddlePedalPedals Can you help me, looking for the parking trail head. Is it schultz creek trail head. Can you gime me some info on the climb up to it. Really appreciate it mi amigo. Thank you.
Schultz creek parking is where you have to start. I believe the road is still closed. We took Dog Food trail, to Secret trail. This brings you to the upp Schultz parking that is closed to cars currently. From there Broadside which was an easy climb up to the start of Full Sail. To come down we too the long but fun Schultz creek trail all the way back to the car. Accident signed in under another account but this is Paddle Pedal Pedals.
@@farnsiesinthedells thank you mi amigo!
After that…middle of nowhere…no charger…gas keeps going and electric needs to charge…gas can ford a river with winch…electric shorts out…out in the middle of nowhere…what do you with electric…plug into rock….😂😂.
I haven’t seen many gas station in the back country
Oh yes…electric can keep going forever…while gas runs out in 5 minutes….lets see you do that in sub zero temps….electric fails…gas does not…been proven for many years….easier to find gas in back country that electric…plus AAA will bring me more gas…or I can carry Jerry cans…you are fucked in your electric..can cant carry extra batteries…fool….🤣🤣.
I've seen a 1 ton chevy tow truck fly up that , talk about milking it
Sorry, how much time did it take you to get to the top?
Maybe 25 minute from Hub 1 to Hub 4
Great clip mi amigo. That’s an awesome trail, my chika and I love it. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽. I didn’t try some of those rocky features. Definitely will try next time.
I watched your video of Cool Beans before riding it myself. It’s such a great area.
@@PaddlePedalPedals thank you so much mi amigo. 👍🏽
Cool telemetry in video. Nice video.
Thanks 👍
EVs suck
Is this a new bike park?
Yes, ribbon cutting ceremony was just last week
I cant remember all the " bean " trail names 🤣
Once you ride them you will remember the fun and that’s what matters
This video made me buy one, next next delivery 🚚 🎉
I'm looking forward to getting some!
Cool design.
omg and you were touching the finger smears. You complete oaf.
You are not supposed to enter the structures. How completely brainless of you to do so. Trampling all over ancient and fragile dwellings. I hope you get banned from exploring on NA land.
This won’t even be here in 50 years of idiots scraping all over it. The more the word gets out with guys like you touching and entering these special places, the less a chance your grandkids have to enjoy it. Selfish
DOUCHE!! STAY OUT OF THE RUINS!!!!!!!!
Ok found it Netzahualt Happy Fox also known as Felix Nabor 1877 til 1972 Pueblo Indian. Clay sculptor 1920 thru 1950 for sideshow with circuses. Use to come to my school while sculpture animals would tell us stories. Your welcome.
First, while I understand the preservation aspect, these are still "ruins". As long as these explorers do not destroy the integrity of the walls, foundations, etc I have no issue with their capturing on camera. Either they will document or science will document. I don't see any group/org out there trying to document the same, or to show the life that was there, so I appreciate the efforts of these guys to illuminate what is being neglected. However, these ruins will continue to disintegrate over time, and with exposure to the elements, so at least "someone" is trying to document it.
Appreciate your thoughts on this.
We don't go inside anymore. Watch the trek planner and other bloggers, they show extreme respect.Please get an extending selfie stick. ❤
What the Fuck are you doing going in there????!!!.. with dogs dislodging rocks.. and you 2 wiggling the wood in the walls. Touching the walls. I hope you get busted..
I knew a full blooded Indian when I was young said his 120 aunt climbed 20 stories to her dwelling
Wow that’s amazing. Was that in Arizona?
@@PaddlePedalPedals Not sure,I will try and look up Obit story
I can hear you scraping your way through these ancient doorways...rubbing your hands across the old mud used to line the stones. How incredibly disrespectful of you and your animals to treat these ancient ruins in this way. Sad.
you almost bumped your head into a beam? eek. this is why people are asked to not enter these ancient structures.
There is a posted sign from US Forest service and no where on there do they ask you not to enter these structures. I am curious who you are referring to when you say people are asked not to enter them.
@@PaddlePedalPedals Common fucking sense Einstein.
I'm a big fan of exploring but I think there should be limits. These are very fragile priceless ruins and walking all over them is destroying them.
Ty glad a rock didn't fall from the ceiling. Every time I see this place I wanna go but like everyone says these days, use a selfish stick and don't go inside. 😊
Who is saying to use a selfie stick and not go inside? US Forest service sign posted in this area doesn’t ask you stay out of the structures
Saw one on Miller Valley the other day with temp plates
EV impressive to the neighbors but not to the crawler's 😊
they only lost 5.4 billion last year, things are looking up for Rivian
*Promo SM*
I have a yellow R1T and still can't believe wtf I just watched. Kudos to Rivian and the driver.
Thanks for this video it's great!
Sparrow is pretty fun
I was pleasantly surprised