Reviewing the TREK SESSION 8 at Trestle Bike Park! 

This review was great, I have a session 8 and I love it, it’s great to hear someone else’s perspective on how the bike is. 👌🏻🤘🏻

The way your started this I wasn’t expecting the diamond set !! Nice bro !!! Keep it up man ! Make more content !!

Thanks for this. Trying to figure out if I should go downhill bike or enduro as an older intermediate park rider who prefers flow trails. This shows downhill bikes aren't always the clearly better choice.

Sweet Video! Have you guys ever hit space ape or cruel and unusual? If not, I highly recommend them. Cheers!

I’m in Colorado right now but sadly I wasn’t able to bring my bike, but next time we should meet up, I will Let you know.👍👍

Cool vid, it sounds like your struggling to hold on to that DH rig.What size bike did you rent? Are you a small guy? I just bought a YT TUES 27.5 Large and I don't get winded that much. But I'm 200-lbs and 5.7 inch tall and I can peddle it fine and through around that rig. Keep up the good work though nice commentary on your vid.

cool video buddy, am thinking about picking up a new bike to replace my 130mm one. unsure to go full DH bike or super-enduro. Such a tough decision. Just wondering, what is your current enduro bike?

thanks nice video

What year is the session u were riding?

Yeah if you're used to riding an Enduro, you're going to get pretty tired. It's a different way of flowing on a DH bike. Rent a DH rig again and spend the day on Trestle Downhill trail. Nice riding tho, you were getting it WAY sideways!!

how much does this bike cost?

is that bike good ? found 2012 for $900 should i cop or nah

Im thinking of getting this bike from a hardtail with 40mm, do you think it’ll be tiring to ride?

What Framesize? And youre high?

I honestly kind of felt kinda exhausted on this bike... to be honest 😂

You do realize the 2nd T is silent brah. It's (Tressle), not (Tres-tle) Lol. Thanks for the vid.

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Trestle just doesn't have anything that really requires a DH bike. You need to ride actual DH race tracks to appreciate the session. Trestle's flow trails don't even require an enduro honestly.

Dh bikes are amazing bikes no doubt about it. Really is a DH bike needed any more? A couple of days ago at trestle with out question the bike park was full of more trail/enduro bikes than DH bikes. I love my 2014 slash it has a few upgrades and compared to my days on a big DH bike I am without a doubt happier with my slash. I feel that my slash is so much more playful it feels like a mini DH bike that doesn't kill me after a few DH trails I can hit the dropper and climb and connect trails easier. My bike is outdated compared to others but i can have fun and keep up with my ridding buddy's that have 29er enduros and one guy has the newer 29er slash and I don't seem to have to much trouble keeping up with him except for the climbs or if he is feeling like race mode. My next bike will just be an updated enduro. I hate to say it I may have to test out a 29er I was hesitant to go 27.5 now its the 29er.

you can improve by showing the bike instead of the path and scenery

DH bike is not an enduro bike. Got it.