Do you know of any cool bike parks that are at most an hour away from sugar hill GA
@CoastinWithNick12 күн бұрын
@@VioletThePirate the best one closest to there would definitely be Big Creek Park in Roswell (especially the Free-ride area) in my opinion. But there is also Chicopee Woods I’ve heard about which is near Gainesville. There will just be much more climbing and less jumps/features at Chicopee woods
@corycox61817 күн бұрын
Nice, what’s the climb like to the top of Swaveys?
@CoastinWithNick17 күн бұрын
@@corycox618 it’s a pretty easy climb trail, not very steep at all and takes around 5 mins I’d say. It’s definitely worth it and easy to lap over and over
@Mtbdrumrunner19 күн бұрын
nice dude you got the dirt jumper!! are you on instagram? might be able to exchange info their? nice job! later!
@CoastinWithNick19 күн бұрын
@@Mtbdrumrunner thanks man! This thing is ridiculously easy to get airtime on and I can’t wait to get better at manuals with it too! I’m not on IG anymore, but I do have a Facebook I just use for marketplace really, and we can message on there!
@Mtbdrumrunner19 күн бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick yeah man it's a hell of a bike, you've got it down, I can manual twigs, but that's it! I'll look up peanut butter jelly time air on Facebook, I'm confident you'll be top of search there 👈 ....I added you to the feature thing here btw
@thanopayne217220 күн бұрын
Be careful out there. I road these trails last week and a big black bear was on molla rolla. I stopped about 30 yards from it and screamed at it. Luckily he had no interest in me.
@CoastinWithNick20 күн бұрын
@@thanopayne2172 that’s wild! I’ve never come across one while I’ve been out riding yet, but I’m sure it’ll happen one day. Good to hear there wasn’t an issue for you though! Thanks for watching.
@Mtbdrumrunner26 күн бұрын
Nice job man! Are the PNW bars aluminum or carbon? I hit up Vodoo and Mumbo Jumbo last week, the heat and humidity is torture. Allatoona Creek Park is huge, I have yet to ride these flow trails, thanks for sharing this!
@CoastinWithNick26 күн бұрын
@@Mtbdrumrunner Thanks man, I appreciate it! They are the aluminum bars, for some reason I don’t feel comfortable with carbon handlebars haha, but I may be overthinking it! Dude, you’re not wrong about the heat! It’s brutal doing any climbing right now, so mostly I’ve been sticking to the flow lines and working on my jumping more, and Pitner/allatoona is a great place to do so! I mean even all of their XC trails are great and I enjoy the variety. You have to check out the flow lines sometime for sure, especially MoFlo! It’s basically a downhill pump track with the option to get some air if you want to!
@Mtbdrumrunner25 күн бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick hell yeah man! Definitely need to check out moflo and the updated Pitner area, been too long. When I finished Vodoo, the temperature was 91, at almost 9pm, heat index like today, 109, pass! But I need to do more flow stuff. I understand the aluminum preference, lots of people prefer it. The Jeffsy I was recently gifted has aluminum bars, 31.8mm and 780mm wide. The old school Klein has freaking renthal carbon 35mm and 770mm wide. Both 40 rise. I figured bigger wheels and travel full suspension the aluminum bars would be great, for now it works, what's crazy is that Klein is stiff, 100mm travel 26 and you feel everything, hand fatigue was gone after the carbon bars, the Jeffsy, I feel it. Could be years if drumming who knows, great riding as usual man, keep it up!!
@CoastinWithNick25 күн бұрын
@@Mtbdrumrunner that’s very interesting about the carbon bars helping with the hand fatigue! I didn’t even know that would be one of the benefits, but I will look into that more now! The Jeffsy looks awesome man, I’ve never been on a full suspension but I’m sure it eats up the roots and rocks on the trails like they’re nothing! I’m actually looking to get a dirt jumper bike for the pump track and to maybe try riding in skate parks, and just more jump practice. It would be cool to ride sometime together! I mean we ride the same local places haha
@Mtbdrumrunner25 күн бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick yeah absolutely man, I'm still getting used to it, the timing going into turns and brake timing, and confidence. On Gnarnia, I got past a spot I didn't know I was already at on the Jeffsy, and you just have to keep going. At the beginning I went too fast and braking made it worse, all wheel size judgement. Dirt jumper would be right in line with your riding and would be fitting. I have to get past the mental hesitation/fear of smooth flowy trails. It's from falling, and if I do any drops/jumps now, my arms don't work in unison, it's as one side is hitting early, every time, so I just hesitate, gotta get over it. The last purposely mislabeled video I did (unsanctioned area), the first two minutes, that's my strength now, it's weird, used to be the opposite. If you've never done a night ride, you should, I have extra lights, sometimes I get to Blankets Creek pretty late, get into a zone, and end up getting stuck in morning rush hour 😆... But I'm all up for doing a ride together, this time of year I'm either smashing a ride or it's smashing me, no middle ground!
@Mtbdrumrunner25 күн бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick oh and the carbon, it felt weird at first, but yeah, it just works. The only drawback is the Klein is 24 years old, with the stem/bar setup as is, the geometry is skittish on downhills, Jeffsy takes care of that. Here's the best part, the Jeffsy has Assaigais with tubes, and the front tire is on backwards, I just get to the trail, forget, and I'm like, next time! Tubeless with proper rotation would change a lot!
@TurboDamselАй бұрын
🤘😎 Rock and Roll 🎸
@CoastinWithNickАй бұрын
One of my favorite trails at Blankets! 😎 thanks for watching🤙🏼
@Tropical_gt_1stАй бұрын
You’re so good
@scotedavisАй бұрын
Did they re do the trails ?
@scotedavisАй бұрын
Is the road still gravel and dirt to get there?
@CoastinWithNickАй бұрын
They did not re do the trails that were already there as far as I know. They just added a few trails across the boat ramp side. It all seemed to be paved when I came in!
@rektralph6778Ай бұрын
Oh yeah, she fast. Hell of a ride
@dwaynesb12Ай бұрын
Will be riding here soon
@keebaeklim2 ай бұрын
Have you done the gap line? Thinking of going there in a few weeks. The run you did looks like something I can handle, gaps i'm not sure And, how long does it take to pedal back up?
@CoastinWithNick2 ай бұрын
I’ve done most of the gaps now, except the last 3 big ones. You can see some clips I’ve uploaded to Shorts of some the gaps I’ve done. The pedal back up is really easy and takes just a few minutes, thanks for watching! 🤟🏼
@Uttm_mid_editor2 ай бұрын
I rode. The dominator once and I was screaming.
@chrisstevens62722 ай бұрын
What is the distance of the trail? Is there only one trail?
@CoastinWithNick2 ай бұрын
There are 2-3 different trails, which aren’t marked the best and can be confusing. But total they are around 2 miles, and there are many optional features and lines off of the main trails!
@Mtbdrumrunner2 ай бұрын
Great job dude! I don't recognize the first jump, but the gap I do. Well done👍
@CoastinWithNick2 ай бұрын
I appreciate it! These are located on Dwelling loop, kind of near the beginning of the CCW direction start. On Trailforks they call the optional jump line “Chernobly” Lol
@Mtbdrumrunner2 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick yeah that's where I thought if was....I used to take the hot tub line before the jumps were there, I didn't know there were two there now, kick ass!
@mtbse7892 ай бұрын
Cool trails! Thanks for the review.
@TurboDamsel2 ай бұрын
Nice Job!! I think this is probably the next jump for me to attempt! I’m faced with taking on the step up on the right after the right table top or try this left lane gap jump.. I’m hearing that the gap on left isn’t much harder than the jump to the right.. Ima hafta go for it ! 🤘😎
@CoastinWithNick2 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! If you got the table in the middle down, you definitely have this gap! Just trust in yourself 🤟🏼
@RLICGNT2 ай бұрын
Love how you added the 'feature places'. Used to ride this trail all the time. It's great. Blankets creek is a few miles away and great also.
@bryanlopez15583 ай бұрын
Nice air dude🤙🏼
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
I’m trying haha, thanks for watching! 🤟🏼
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
Congrats on 100k views too man! Well deserved man!
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
Hell yeah man! Great job jumping, building and editing! 👍
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
Thanks man! I’ve spent a decent amount of time recently working on improving the backyard jump! More to come eventually 🙏🏻
@nyreppin13 ай бұрын
That was clean
@thecoasterguy73673 ай бұрын
Nice a kid who can actually ride and build a decent trail at home
@STinGa1573 ай бұрын
Nice video. Looks like I need to head down there for an afternoon.
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! You will definitely not regret it. I can’t wait to get back there myself
@RyderKuhlmanMTB3 ай бұрын
Where is this?
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
This is the “Rock n Roll” flow trail at Blankets Creek in Woodstock, GA
@RyderKuhlmanMTB3 ай бұрын
@CoastinWithNick cool. I live in Florida so not too far
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
Hell yeah dude! I need to figure out a way to improve jumping on my current bike Ike preinjury, you're just clearing it making it look easy! Great riding!
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
Thanks man! I appreciate it 🙏🏻
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick absolutely man 👍
@dustinallan26443 ай бұрын
Great video! Just went there today after I saw a post on my local trail group about it. They seem to have one thing in common... FAST! There are some weird "landings" that seem to send you into trees / oncoming traffic, and I had to brake to get landings on a lot of the stuff it felt like. Great trails overall though! Bring your big-boy pants if you gonna ride the other black... big drops and a creek gap (easy, but i'm still always sketched by gaps /shrug)
@dustinallan26443 ай бұрын
heh.. wrote that before I finished the video. The two on big dog are the ones i meant.. landings are super short and steep. They need to stretch those out a bit I think.
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! Yeah I agree on some of those jumps need to be extended due to the speed you carry. I do need to get back up there someday and try those tougher trails! I don’t want to be alone when or if I try the gaps, Lol.
@jeremyohart45363 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for filming this . That is so close to my house . I am definitely tidy this soon . Is there a dedicated climb trail back to the top? Maybe chair lift ? Bwhahahaha
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
You can take the trail smooth operator or Molla rolla back to the top on the flow side. At the Tech/DH trail side you can climb back up on the actual boat ramp road, or have someone shuttle you! The boat ramp is pretty steep though I must say.
@jeremyohart45363 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick awesome thank you..
@jeremyohart45363 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick got out after work rode Motto Rolla and Cole Train .
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
@@jeremyohart4536 Nice!! How was the ride for you?
@jeremyohart45363 ай бұрын
Simply FUN !! Probably going to ride more Saturday when I have more time and don’t have to work . Thank you so much for the insight man . I ride talking Rick so much and they are awesome but new is always exciting .
@jeremyohart45363 ай бұрын
That’s close to home I am going there asap . Thanks man for the insight.
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching! I’m sure you’ll enjoy these trails. I have to get back up there myself to check out the whole other section of the park
@rob_13073 ай бұрын
Hell yeah
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@tylermoore94233 ай бұрын
Sweet. Where is this?
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
This is Swaveys the intermediate jump line at Standing Boy trails in Columbus, GA. Great trail system!
@tylermoore94233 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick oh nice, thanks! I noticed you ride near or at my local spots a lot but Ive never seen that trail before. Looks awesome
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
@@tylermoore9423I wish it wasn’t so far for me. But I definitely do have to make it back there someday and spend more time to check out all they have to offer. This has to be one of my favorite jump lines I’ve been on, especially at a basically free bike park besides the $5 parking fee.
@tylermoore94233 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick oh no doubt, good to know. Im in Canton so its not real close to me either but looks worth the trip 🤘
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
@@tylermoore9423 it definitely is! Thanks for watching! 🤙
@GoatRidesBikes3 ай бұрын
Ho hum. More machine built flow trails.
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
Wicked runs down vmt man, I always venture off to old Area 51, the history in that exact van michael area is unbelievable, you’re riding is right there with it🤘
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
Dude this a great video start to finish, excellent riding and commentary really appreciate the dialogue and trail feedback, as well as the view. Thanks for sharing another badass run on something new!!
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
I appreciate the feedback! I highly recommend going to check these out! Thanks for watching🤙
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
Sweet job, that’s out of my league, maybe the next bike, I know the 24 year old Klein would break and so would I 😂
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
It definitely took me a while to build up the courage to send that gap! Thanks for watching!
@Mtbdrumrunner3 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick you made it look easy👍
@LachlanDoesStuff-mx4tw3 ай бұрын
Awesome where are you
@CoastinWithNick3 ай бұрын
This is on the Van Michael trail at Blankets Creek in north Georgia
@Mtbdrumrunner5 ай бұрын
Nice dude! Keep up the videos🤘🏁🏁🏁
@Mtbdrumrunner5 ай бұрын
Damn nice job riding and recording this! Looks like chin mount but I can’t tell which GoPro or superview/wide settings you’re using. I keep testing the 11 black, I finally got results on it running the labs firmware. Great video you were flying!
@CoastinWithNick5 ай бұрын
It doesn’t look nearly as fast as it feels for sure! This is recorded with the chin mount and using a hero 9 black with the super view setting. Thanks for watching!
@Mtbdrumrunner5 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick that was my first guess! Something about the Hero 9 is just amazing especially chin mounted. Totally understand the sensation of speed viewing vs riding it and feeling it! I use the hero 11 black, superview, what I've found is that the bigger sensor looks slower, the 10 and down have 4:3 stretched and 11/12 8:7 not stretched but cropped to 4:3 then stretched, making for slower looking footage, hyperview is really superview on the 11/12 but it's so gooey to me, just my opinion but I'd rather use a 9 or 10, great job man!!
@zann71245 ай бұрын
This looks fun
@CoastinWithNick5 ай бұрын
It definitely is a lot of fun!
@jrive0756 ай бұрын
Get it! I ride Allatoona weekly and mo flo is so nice now
@jrive0756 ай бұрын
First person I see hittin those jumps on van michaels! I still don’t have the guts for the gap 😆. Such an awesome trail but those climbs are brutal.
@CoastinWithNick6 ай бұрын
I was definitely nervous hitting it for the first time, especially being alone. I just wish I recorded my reaction on that first try
@jrive0756 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNickif you’re local I’m there almost every Saturday morning at sunrise or shortly after. Would love to meet up and hit that trail
@jimbo42037 ай бұрын
Nice 👍 looks like fun
@CoastinWithNick6 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching, it definitely is a lotta fun haha
@jrive0757 ай бұрын
Was just there and didn’t see half of these trails! Gotta go back and explore for sure
@CoastinWithNick6 ай бұрын
It took me a few times going there to find them, you have to go past this big rock roll kind of near the smaller jump line drop in. I'm sure you'll enjoy the trails!
@jrive0757 ай бұрын
Dang! Didn’t even know that was there! Will check out soon thanks!
@CoastinWithNick6 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@142097 ай бұрын
🔥🔥
@douglasgillian7837 ай бұрын
🤗 "Promo SM"
@stingrea217 ай бұрын
W
@kevinburke13259 ай бұрын
That looks like a small pump track course.I don't know if i would go all the way to allatoona creek just to ride that. There's pump tracks near my house.
@CoastinWithNick9 ай бұрын
Living 10 mins away sure does have its benefits, I don’t mind a 5 mile drive
@kevinburke13259 ай бұрын
@@CoastinWithNick that's cool:))) it would be close to a 2 hour drive for me 😆
@CoastinWithNick9 ай бұрын
@@kevinburke1325they have so many other trails as well and another bike park called Pitner Road park that connects and has a smaller bike park/skills area too. It’s pretty nice for how local it is for me
@JohnMcLon-tt8il10 ай бұрын
I would back it up a little farther behind ur landing in the berm and it's a little sketchy haha Looks super awesome tho!
@CoastinWithNick10 ай бұрын
Definitely sketchy lol
@Mtbdrumrunner Жыл бұрын
Great job man! I doubt I'll be able to hit those again, shoulder surgery limitations, always interested in local channels, subscribing now! You might enjoy some of the stuff I have, despite the injury!
@SpammsMcghee Жыл бұрын
Come back now that that MoFlo is done. You'll love it.
@CoastinWithNick Жыл бұрын
I’ll definitely be back soon, I can’t wait to check it out
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Do you know of any cool bike parks that are at most an hour away from sugar hill GA
@@VioletThePirate the best one closest to there would definitely be Big Creek Park in Roswell (especially the Free-ride area) in my opinion. But there is also Chicopee Woods I’ve heard about which is near Gainesville. There will just be much more climbing and less jumps/features at Chicopee woods
Nice, what’s the climb like to the top of Swaveys?
@@corycox618 it’s a pretty easy climb trail, not very steep at all and takes around 5 mins I’d say. It’s definitely worth it and easy to lap over and over
nice dude you got the dirt jumper!! are you on instagram? might be able to exchange info their? nice job! later!
@@Mtbdrumrunner thanks man! This thing is ridiculously easy to get airtime on and I can’t wait to get better at manuals with it too! I’m not on IG anymore, but I do have a Facebook I just use for marketplace really, and we can message on there!
@@CoastinWithNick yeah man it's a hell of a bike, you've got it down, I can manual twigs, but that's it! I'll look up peanut butter jelly time air on Facebook, I'm confident you'll be top of search there 👈 ....I added you to the feature thing here btw
Be careful out there. I road these trails last week and a big black bear was on molla rolla. I stopped about 30 yards from it and screamed at it. Luckily he had no interest in me.
@@thanopayne2172 that’s wild! I’ve never come across one while I’ve been out riding yet, but I’m sure it’ll happen one day. Good to hear there wasn’t an issue for you though! Thanks for watching.
Nice job man! Are the PNW bars aluminum or carbon? I hit up Vodoo and Mumbo Jumbo last week, the heat and humidity is torture. Allatoona Creek Park is huge, I have yet to ride these flow trails, thanks for sharing this!
@@Mtbdrumrunner Thanks man, I appreciate it! They are the aluminum bars, for some reason I don’t feel comfortable with carbon handlebars haha, but I may be overthinking it! Dude, you’re not wrong about the heat! It’s brutal doing any climbing right now, so mostly I’ve been sticking to the flow lines and working on my jumping more, and Pitner/allatoona is a great place to do so! I mean even all of their XC trails are great and I enjoy the variety. You have to check out the flow lines sometime for sure, especially MoFlo! It’s basically a downhill pump track with the option to get some air if you want to!
@@CoastinWithNick hell yeah man! Definitely need to check out moflo and the updated Pitner area, been too long. When I finished Vodoo, the temperature was 91, at almost 9pm, heat index like today, 109, pass! But I need to do more flow stuff. I understand the aluminum preference, lots of people prefer it. The Jeffsy I was recently gifted has aluminum bars, 31.8mm and 780mm wide. The old school Klein has freaking renthal carbon 35mm and 770mm wide. Both 40 rise. I figured bigger wheels and travel full suspension the aluminum bars would be great, for now it works, what's crazy is that Klein is stiff, 100mm travel 26 and you feel everything, hand fatigue was gone after the carbon bars, the Jeffsy, I feel it. Could be years if drumming who knows, great riding as usual man, keep it up!!
@@Mtbdrumrunner that’s very interesting about the carbon bars helping with the hand fatigue! I didn’t even know that would be one of the benefits, but I will look into that more now! The Jeffsy looks awesome man, I’ve never been on a full suspension but I’m sure it eats up the roots and rocks on the trails like they’re nothing! I’m actually looking to get a dirt jumper bike for the pump track and to maybe try riding in skate parks, and just more jump practice. It would be cool to ride sometime together! I mean we ride the same local places haha
@@CoastinWithNick yeah absolutely man, I'm still getting used to it, the timing going into turns and brake timing, and confidence. On Gnarnia, I got past a spot I didn't know I was already at on the Jeffsy, and you just have to keep going. At the beginning I went too fast and braking made it worse, all wheel size judgement. Dirt jumper would be right in line with your riding and would be fitting. I have to get past the mental hesitation/fear of smooth flowy trails. It's from falling, and if I do any drops/jumps now, my arms don't work in unison, it's as one side is hitting early, every time, so I just hesitate, gotta get over it. The last purposely mislabeled video I did (unsanctioned area), the first two minutes, that's my strength now, it's weird, used to be the opposite. If you've never done a night ride, you should, I have extra lights, sometimes I get to Blankets Creek pretty late, get into a zone, and end up getting stuck in morning rush hour 😆... But I'm all up for doing a ride together, this time of year I'm either smashing a ride or it's smashing me, no middle ground!
@@CoastinWithNick oh and the carbon, it felt weird at first, but yeah, it just works. The only drawback is the Klein is 24 years old, with the stem/bar setup as is, the geometry is skittish on downhills, Jeffsy takes care of that. Here's the best part, the Jeffsy has Assaigais with tubes, and the front tire is on backwards, I just get to the trail, forget, and I'm like, next time! Tubeless with proper rotation would change a lot!
🤘😎 Rock and Roll 🎸
One of my favorite trails at Blankets! 😎 thanks for watching🤙🏼
You’re so good
Did they re do the trails ?
Is the road still gravel and dirt to get there?
They did not re do the trails that were already there as far as I know. They just added a few trails across the boat ramp side. It all seemed to be paved when I came in!
Oh yeah, she fast. Hell of a ride
Will be riding here soon
Have you done the gap line? Thinking of going there in a few weeks. The run you did looks like something I can handle, gaps i'm not sure And, how long does it take to pedal back up?
I’ve done most of the gaps now, except the last 3 big ones. You can see some clips I’ve uploaded to Shorts of some the gaps I’ve done. The pedal back up is really easy and takes just a few minutes, thanks for watching! 🤟🏼
I rode. The dominator once and I was screaming.
What is the distance of the trail? Is there only one trail?
There are 2-3 different trails, which aren’t marked the best and can be confusing. But total they are around 2 miles, and there are many optional features and lines off of the main trails!
Great job dude! I don't recognize the first jump, but the gap I do. Well done👍
I appreciate it! These are located on Dwelling loop, kind of near the beginning of the CCW direction start. On Trailforks they call the optional jump line “Chernobly” Lol
@@CoastinWithNick yeah that's where I thought if was....I used to take the hot tub line before the jumps were there, I didn't know there were two there now, kick ass!
Cool trails! Thanks for the review.
Nice Job!! I think this is probably the next jump for me to attempt! I’m faced with taking on the step up on the right after the right table top or try this left lane gap jump.. I’m hearing that the gap on left isn’t much harder than the jump to the right.. Ima hafta go for it ! 🤘😎
Thanks for watching! If you got the table in the middle down, you definitely have this gap! Just trust in yourself 🤟🏼
Love how you added the 'feature places'. Used to ride this trail all the time. It's great. Blankets creek is a few miles away and great also.
Nice air dude🤙🏼
I’m trying haha, thanks for watching! 🤟🏼
Congrats on 100k views too man! Well deserved man!
Hell yeah man! Great job jumping, building and editing! 👍
Thanks man! I’ve spent a decent amount of time recently working on improving the backyard jump! More to come eventually 🙏🏻
That was clean
Nice a kid who can actually ride and build a decent trail at home
Nice video. Looks like I need to head down there for an afternoon.
Thanks for watching! You will definitely not regret it. I can’t wait to get back there myself
Where is this?
This is the “Rock n Roll” flow trail at Blankets Creek in Woodstock, GA
@CoastinWithNick cool. I live in Florida so not too far
Hell yeah dude! I need to figure out a way to improve jumping on my current bike Ike preinjury, you're just clearing it making it look easy! Great riding!
Thanks man! I appreciate it 🙏🏻
@@CoastinWithNick absolutely man 👍
Great video! Just went there today after I saw a post on my local trail group about it. They seem to have one thing in common... FAST! There are some weird "landings" that seem to send you into trees / oncoming traffic, and I had to brake to get landings on a lot of the stuff it felt like. Great trails overall though! Bring your big-boy pants if you gonna ride the other black... big drops and a creek gap (easy, but i'm still always sketched by gaps /shrug)
heh.. wrote that before I finished the video. The two on big dog are the ones i meant.. landings are super short and steep. They need to stretch those out a bit I think.
Thanks for watching! Yeah I agree on some of those jumps need to be extended due to the speed you carry. I do need to get back up there someday and try those tougher trails! I don’t want to be alone when or if I try the gaps, Lol.
Thank you so much for filming this . That is so close to my house . I am definitely tidy this soon . Is there a dedicated climb trail back to the top? Maybe chair lift ? Bwhahahaha
You can take the trail smooth operator or Molla rolla back to the top on the flow side. At the Tech/DH trail side you can climb back up on the actual boat ramp road, or have someone shuttle you! The boat ramp is pretty steep though I must say.
@@CoastinWithNick awesome thank you..
@@CoastinWithNick got out after work rode Motto Rolla and Cole Train .
@@jeremyohart4536 Nice!! How was the ride for you?
Simply FUN !! Probably going to ride more Saturday when I have more time and don’t have to work . Thank you so much for the insight man . I ride talking Rick so much and they are awesome but new is always exciting .
That’s close to home I am going there asap . Thanks man for the insight.
Thanks for watching! I’m sure you’ll enjoy these trails. I have to get back up there myself to check out the whole other section of the park
Hell yeah
Thanks for watching!
Sweet. Where is this?
This is Swaveys the intermediate jump line at Standing Boy trails in Columbus, GA. Great trail system!
@@CoastinWithNick oh nice, thanks! I noticed you ride near or at my local spots a lot but Ive never seen that trail before. Looks awesome
@@tylermoore9423I wish it wasn’t so far for me. But I definitely do have to make it back there someday and spend more time to check out all they have to offer. This has to be one of my favorite jump lines I’ve been on, especially at a basically free bike park besides the $5 parking fee.
@@CoastinWithNick oh no doubt, good to know. Im in Canton so its not real close to me either but looks worth the trip 🤘
@@tylermoore9423 it definitely is! Thanks for watching! 🤙
Ho hum. More machine built flow trails.
Wicked runs down vmt man, I always venture off to old Area 51, the history in that exact van michael area is unbelievable, you’re riding is right there with it🤘
Dude this a great video start to finish, excellent riding and commentary really appreciate the dialogue and trail feedback, as well as the view. Thanks for sharing another badass run on something new!!
I appreciate the feedback! I highly recommend going to check these out! Thanks for watching🤙
Sweet job, that’s out of my league, maybe the next bike, I know the 24 year old Klein would break and so would I 😂
It definitely took me a while to build up the courage to send that gap! Thanks for watching!
@@CoastinWithNick you made it look easy👍
Awesome where are you
This is on the Van Michael trail at Blankets Creek in north Georgia
Nice dude! Keep up the videos🤘🏁🏁🏁
Damn nice job riding and recording this! Looks like chin mount but I can’t tell which GoPro or superview/wide settings you’re using. I keep testing the 11 black, I finally got results on it running the labs firmware. Great video you were flying!
It doesn’t look nearly as fast as it feels for sure! This is recorded with the chin mount and using a hero 9 black with the super view setting. Thanks for watching!
@@CoastinWithNick that was my first guess! Something about the Hero 9 is just amazing especially chin mounted. Totally understand the sensation of speed viewing vs riding it and feeling it! I use the hero 11 black, superview, what I've found is that the bigger sensor looks slower, the 10 and down have 4:3 stretched and 11/12 8:7 not stretched but cropped to 4:3 then stretched, making for slower looking footage, hyperview is really superview on the 11/12 but it's so gooey to me, just my opinion but I'd rather use a 9 or 10, great job man!!
This looks fun
It definitely is a lot of fun!
Get it! I ride Allatoona weekly and mo flo is so nice now
First person I see hittin those jumps on van michaels! I still don’t have the guts for the gap 😆. Such an awesome trail but those climbs are brutal.
I was definitely nervous hitting it for the first time, especially being alone. I just wish I recorded my reaction on that first try
@@CoastinWithNickif you’re local I’m there almost every Saturday morning at sunrise or shortly after. Would love to meet up and hit that trail
Nice 👍 looks like fun
Thanks for watching, it definitely is a lotta fun haha
Was just there and didn’t see half of these trails! Gotta go back and explore for sure
It took me a few times going there to find them, you have to go past this big rock roll kind of near the smaller jump line drop in. I'm sure you'll enjoy the trails!
Dang! Didn’t even know that was there! Will check out soon thanks!
Thanks for watching!
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That looks like a small pump track course.I don't know if i would go all the way to allatoona creek just to ride that. There's pump tracks near my house.
Living 10 mins away sure does have its benefits, I don’t mind a 5 mile drive
@@CoastinWithNick that's cool:))) it would be close to a 2 hour drive for me 😆
@@kevinburke1325they have so many other trails as well and another bike park called Pitner Road park that connects and has a smaller bike park/skills area too. It’s pretty nice for how local it is for me
I would back it up a little farther behind ur landing in the berm and it's a little sketchy haha Looks super awesome tho!
Definitely sketchy lol
Great job man! I doubt I'll be able to hit those again, shoulder surgery limitations, always interested in local channels, subscribing now! You might enjoy some of the stuff I have, despite the injury!
Come back now that that MoFlo is done. You'll love it.
I’ll definitely be back soon, I can’t wait to check it out