If you like rocks and ledges it doesn't get much better than LL. That's the beauty of the Fruita/Grand Junction area: a guy can rail the buff, or get rowdy on the rocks. Oh, and the Pueblo res has rocks and ledges, but they are all in the side canyon trails on the South Shore. Next time stay on the South side and ride Hooters Canyon, Steep Tech, Pin Ball, rattle snake, dead dog.....Your impression of that area will change dramatically. The North side of the Res is void of rocks or any features as you know well. Enjoy!

Thanks buddy!

Have you rode the Lunch Loops? Very different terrain than what you rode and what's represented in this video. Southern CO has a great variety of terrain to choose from.

killing it!

Have you seen the video of Mike Montgomery back flipping a road bike with drop bars? I'm no 29 hater, but I'm not overly impressed when an uber-talented rider kills it on a 29. One day a company will hire Danny Mac to advertise their 29. Then he'll go back to riding 24".

fun!

Thanks for the new trail!

eye candy!

I would say "extreme mode" works pretty well! I wonder if you need a pro license to buy that?

I love watching pros wringing out the DH on AM bikes.

I've been hearing rummers some of which have been confirmed by Moab shop guys that some things will be changing this year. No shuttles to Burrow until after July, and possible odd/even day designated usage. The former has been confirmed, the latter is hearsay. If anyone can provide more info, please do so.

RockShox's all new Cock Block shock.

Do you really need to be a pro to realize the benefits of improved small bump compliance and rebound tuning? What a silly marketing campaign.