Zwift's Mountain Bike Secrets Revealed! 

I've been contemplating a Wahoo Kickr Smart Trainer and Zwift purchase for some time now. The only reason I have not done so thus far is due to the lack of mountain biking. I do not street ride at all nor do I have any desire to do so. However, I mountain bike 2 to 4 times a week to include during the winter unless the trails are full of snow. An indoor set up for those "rainy days" would be awesome. I hope Zwift continues on this path as one test trail is still not enough to sell it.

What a shame Zwift took that trail off their platform very disappointing

This isn't a Fox 38 video? I've never used Zwift but this feature looks really cool.

How can we Turn to it ? I couldn't Saw it

Thanks for sharing man. Zwift probably isn’t for me but it’s definitely interesting and needed at a time like this. Also nice job on getting the word out to support your local shops. That’s definitely needed. Hopefully we’ll all be out shreddin hard again soon. 🤙🏻

Fellow Minnesotan here, just found your channel. I've recently just gotten obsessed with mountain bike videos and have a growing urge to buy a bike and get out there. Glad to see an MN person with such quality content, thank you!

great video. thanks for sharing that feature. i'm stuck trying to set up my zwift to give correct resistance for the small mb chain ring. any advice here would be much appreciated... then i can try out that course. thanks

nice, very cool vid, Did you have to change out the freehub body on the trainer? if so which did you have to use? I have been trying to find on that fits the Zwift Hub, but every one I have bought is too small for the axle.

first song?

Do you ever experience spinning out on the flats when using a MTB on Zwift?

Hello, I'm a financially challenged biker and would like to buy a full suspension that is about my price range. There is one here in the Philippines the Trinx Brave 1.1 that is worth 22,500php or 450usd. If you have the time or anyone else can review it for me? I don't have much experience with better bikes. And I don't like to ask advice from the shop owner becayse maybe the things he say is just for the sale and there are no in depth reviews in the Philippines, and most likely don't use it on rough terrain. I live near a mountain and bike there alot. Buying 2nd hand isn't much of an option also because most people here that sells 2nd hand bikes don't know what depreciation means, and would often sell a 3year old bike that has been used on semi rough terrain for 75% of it original price which is still hard for me. So would pretty love the advice.

Great vid! And great point on not stressing the health care employees that have enough to deal with already! We will ride soon hopefully 🍻

Great to meet you at Carver today! Zwift is great, but I struggle with pushing too hard all the time (same as real trails.) Over the winter and early spring, I've been doing TrainerRoad while watching MTB POV videos to try to keep that in check.

I've recently purchased two schwinn boundarys. One for me and one for my son. Already broke the b screw on both. The new derailer they sent is not at all the same. Do you have any videos or tips on how to replace? Do I have to break the chain? Help.

A great video, a great message. Thanks 👍.

Good to see you. Thanks for the idea. Stay safe stay healthy.

Nice work dude. Thanks

Is there any way to get on off-road immediately? I don't want to ride 2 miles before it each time ((

Great videos man.. Which bike trainer are you using?

Hey Kristofer - I'm on the west side of the cities and looking to get into mountain biking. Grew up riding BMX through some trails we made in the woods at my grandparents house, but haven't been on a bike in about ~16 years. Really close to the Lake Rebecca single track in Rockford, and pretty close to Theo Wirth and Elm Creek trails. I was set on getting a hard tail, but see you and Brian Vaughn rolling on full suspension bikes. Would I be better served on these trails with a FS vs HT bike? Originally I was thinking of something like a Trek Roscoe/DB Mason 2/Specialized Fuse/etc. 27.5+ hard tails. Bike budget is around 1500, knowing that may limit the level of FS bike I can get.