New Downhill Only Flow Trail | Full Sail + Schultz Creek | Mountain Biking Flagstaff Arizona 

Credit goes to Flagline Trails!

It was a ton of fun! Your video from Bean Peaks looked pretty similar, I'll have to get down there to check that out soon.

Was Elden Lookout Rd all clear of snow and dry to the top? I haven't done that climb since fall, but was debating it for this weekend.

@@DonaldRidesBikes Yeah, it was totally dry up there.

If you get the chance, Full Sail, on a graveller, is a hoot! But it is better on a MTB. With the rain coming in this week, there's a strong change for hero dirt.

They've built a lot of new trails, and rerouted some old ones, just in the last year or two, so if you haven't ridden Flag in a few years, you may be pleasantly surprised!

Thanks! I've been running 2.6" Minion DHRs both front and rear for about a year now. I tried Dissectors on my Roscoe this summer and like those better though, so I may do the same with the Neuron soon.

@@DonaldRidesBikes I appreciate the info! 🙏

Thanks! It's actually not a 360 camera, just a GoPro Hero 11. I'm running 5.3K, 30 FPS, Hyperview, -1.0 EV Comp, 1600 Max ISO, 5500K White Balance, and low Sharpness.

I know there are mountain lions and black bears in this area, but I've been riding here for almost 3 years and never seen either one, so probably not something you need to be too concerned about.

One of the crew building Full Sail saw a mountain lion repeatedly. But during the day, unlikely to have an issue.

Not OP, but I run mine at about 20psi with Cush Core front and back.

I think the bypasses are to make the trail rideable for as many people as possible. I know when I first started riding, I would have been intimidated by some of those rock rolls, but still would have enjoyed the rest of the trail. It also gives people options to progress on the same trail - take the bypasses a few times, gain the confidence to try the rolls, and eventually start airing off them instead of rolling.

It's on Trailforks - I put a link in the video description! I've been using the web version lately instead of the app, and it shows up there just fine. On the app though, I can see the trail name marked in the correct spot, but the actual path of the trail is missing, even after I manually resync the region.

@@DonaldRidesBikes That's what I get for not reading... That's what I could see. Just the name.

I parked at the lower Schultz Creek trailhead, and from there the full ride was 15.6 miles with 1,760 feet of elevation. You could also park on Elden Lookout Rd just before the gate, and you'd get to Full Sail quicker, but then at the end of the ride you'd have to pedal back up 2-3 miles on the road, so it would be about the same distance and elevation overall.

@@DonaldRidesBikes thanks ! So how much do you have to pedal to get to full sail if you park at the lower Schultz trailhead ? 3 miles ?

@rickmorty3689 It's about 7-8 miles from there

I usually keep my Strava rides private, just for my own use, but if you are looking for a map, these trails are all on Trailforks and there are links in the video description.

It's four miles of standing out of the saddle, and dealing with carpal tunnel syndrome. That's after about a five/six mile climb to get to it. The trail is fun, but it ain't easy, and getting to it is even more difficult. Give the fella a break since he made such a great video. Instead of these types of comments, I find it is more helpful to provide comments on what you like rather than what displeases you. I hope your peddle smashing is strong, and you get to ride hero dirt rather than moon dust. 🤘

⁠​⁠@@ccdog76Relax chief, overall the video was great! The loud breathing was really distracting. Maybe just move the microphone a few inches further away!