I tried to ride the ALL the trails inside the world's biggest bike park without stopping, in one go. Location: Ray's Indoor Bike Park Shot on the Insta360 X3 (get yours here using my affiliate link): www.insta360.c...
Without the people, this place has the same vibe as a backrooms level. Seemingly endless and changing terrain with a wooden, old-school vibe. So so so cool. Sweet vid and kudos for riding through it!
As someone who has only went to one bike park, I applauded your guts since my first and only experience was horrible, fell once and hurt my leg, fell again and the bmx I was given landed on my head, then I fell again and the bike seat went up my ass, then the 4th time I skint my elbow and somehow slid halfway across the floor, the BMX was a 2 me’s behind me.
Fun fact: this video is no longer a current representation of the features at Ray's. They've already redone and changed up entire sections over the summer.
We called them flywheels back in the day, but yes the freewheel/cog sets are really loud now a days. The question is why are they so loud now? Is it to help with riders being heard in traffic or is there some mechanical advantage?
Idk I find it kind of disrespectful for people to have just stopped and are in the middle of convo right in the middle of the marked lanes. Like guys move out of the way it is not that difficult. The moment you almost get hit by one bike you should take the hint.
Great video. Where you going next? Might have some great suggestions. Fun place. Only been once and it was on a Fat bike. Need to go again and rent a dirt jumper.
There were a concerning number of people who parked themselves not just on the track, not just IN an intersection on the track, but _ACROSS_ the intersection on the track. And those same people looked absolutely flabbergasted to find someone nearly colliding with them on said track. I realize that’s a small portion of the riders there, but that small portion is gonna get quite a few more people hurt if they don’t wise up.
This is probably built out of some giant old warehouse huh? Or maybe a factory? 'cause I genuinely don't know any other reason they would build a building this big
The seeming lack of headroom is really getting to me 😢 I hope someone can assure me that there is more than what appears to be a foot of space above his head at all times.
