Finale Ligure - Rollercoaster - Full Run 

McTrail Rider definitely! Bring Brian, this should be right up his alley :)

I’ll take that as a compliment 😊

@@McTrailRider Keep on having fun. Thumb Up, (I don't know how to do emojis)

@@McTrailRider I'll do what I can, which for now is watch, like and share your stuff. It's great to see good Scottish riders making a go of it, and you just keep adding new trails to my bucket list!

@@McTrailRider You make your own luck! Balls to the wall ride on the Rollercoaster, BTW! Top 200 there is a great time! Mucho respecto :D

@@McTrailRider Managed to find some new trails in the Dolomites this fall, have a look here (sorry for the shake, language, riding etc.): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AERGaLE-lWA.html&t=271

Thanks to you Andrew. If by any chance in the future you come to Barcelona, please let me know. Me a my son would be deligthed to be your guide. xburjachs@yahoo.es

@@McTrailRider seems to go on forever, I think I'd rather carry my bike up a Munro!

@@McTrailRider Thanks. I have the Racing Jacket and I love it. The problem is that I want a bit more protection. Also sometimes bugs find their way into it. I will see the $$$, just got a new bike and I am broke :) haha.

@@McTrailRider Actually the Prizm Black Polarized is $139 on Amazon. That's not bad (considering Oakley prices in general:) )

@@McTrailRider some years ago I made a living on affiliate programs and some months were fun, some were not-so-fun. It was a very strangely fluctuating income. I *think* you should try to get into other programs (through linkshare, commission junction, and individual ones) and link to those. I frankly never understood what happens when you link to an Amazon product, but then the visitor buys a different product. With most affiliate programs you can link to the site, then the user gets "cookied" for a set amount of time (1 month or even 3 months). So ANY purchase, or even a signup would result in a commission. Some used to give you "refills" as well. So if I signed up on your link, then kept buying brake pads every month, you would get a percentage life-time). These things are really in the fine-print and differ from program to program. What I *think* you shouldn't do is what many resort to: start to review junk. There is this dirt biker who suddenly reviews some pump and back-up for his car. However. An intro with a link and a notice of who is the "sponsor" (even if it is an affiliate program) is fine, if it is short and not too intrusive. Like, hey, this is the helmet I love and please signup here to get a discount from brake pads from Whatever-cycles.com. I pretty much hate advertisement and very picky with what I am willing to watch (no cable, no TV as I cannot stand ads and "timed" screening), but "sponsor intros" are something that do not bother me. Just my 2c. I always try to support creators by using affiliate links they provide, but I am not loving anyone's content enough to pay a monthly fee for it, because then I also feel obliged to watch it... I mentioned the helmet because I am in the market for a helmet, so I tried to click on it. But yep, not sure if I click on the fox, then buy a TLD and I am already an Amazon customer ... not sure if you get a slice from that deal. I am sure it is somewhere buried in the affiliate agreement. I think if you are serious about making a living of it, you should read the whole commission structure or even give a call to their support. Hope my comments help. I am not doing affiliate marketing anymore, but still work for an advertisement company (as a programmer/IT), so I still see the struggle and issue with various programs on a daily basis.

Still my favourite flow trail, but I’d say that Gallinero in the Spanish Pyrenees is my all time favourite now.