Mountain Biking in Sedona? Watch this! 

Thanks for watching AND riding!

Thank you Bruce!

Thanks for watching!!

Thank you!

If you’re familiar with rust area try using that technique on the left side of the original staircase. There’s some lines up there that work awesome using that technique

I agree. Those looked like strategically placed "cheater" rocks to create an artificial place to make the climb easier, because all of the others were embedded. That really bugs me when I see those on our trails, because we're trained to pick the smoothest line, which to me is always going to be the "staircase" looking line, because square edges are almost always harder to navigate when they are awkwardly spaced (ash he outlined on the next one). I realize Jeff could go up that on the absolute hardest spot like it was nothing, but I just don't care for "dumbing down" the trails, and to your point, that is precisely what that appeared to be. I know...I know...."It's just one line." But what if people did it on every difficult feature, and you were stopping to remove the placed rocks every 100 feet. The trails and features are rated for a reason.

I don’t really get that lol. I made 3 videos for a shimano promotion at the bike festival and figured they were worth repurposing. 🤷‍♀️

@@JeffLenoskyTrailBoss your a sick rider but even better RU-vid guy editing isn’t easy so respect buddy also another tall bigger rider like your vids

Thanks dude. You’re lucky to live in such an awesome place!

@@JeffLenoskyTrailBoss maybe I’m a little salty you have 1sec on brewer dh but not for long lol 200+ club no squirrel shit over here lmao

@@lifebehindbarsonemansstory2189 get it! I won't be mad!

I have lots of Sedona videos on my Channel!

Thank you Steve

I feel ya Keith, this was a week ago!

Lol that definitely works sometimes

thanks!

I don’t have a link or code unfortunately. They’re awesome. The new fabric is much better.