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Favorite riding spot memories

Alan

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Let’s talk about those cherished memories from your favorite riding spots! You’re flying down the trails on your e-dirt bike, the wind in your helmet, and suddenly you’re reminded of that perfect line you discovered last season. What are the spots that always make you grin when you think back on them?
 
Whenever I ride through this one section, I think back to flying through the trees with hardly any braking just smooth, perfect lines. It felt like everything clicked, and I swear my bike was grinning right along with me
 
There’s this spot that has the ideal mix of jumps and berms that just worked for me last season. I can still feel that adrenaline surge when I hit that line it really felt like I had my own little race track.
 
I’ll always remember that trail where I hit this awesome, steep drop last season.
My heart was pounding, but the line was just spot-on. Now, every time I ride by, I can’t help but grin!”
 
anybody ever went to Hidden Falls Adventure Park near Marble Falls? there’s a technical limestone ledge on the North Pole trail that used to kick my butt on a gas bike, but my electric rig just crawls right up it

that quiet motor really lets you hear the tires hooking up on the rock. it's a total grin fest every time
 
for me, it’s the single track up in the Wasatch Cache National Forest
last year, I found a flowy line through the aspens during the peak fall colors. On an electric bike, you actually hear the leaves crunching and the wind in the trees instead of just exhaust. feels peaceful
 
anybody ever went to Hidden Falls Adventure Park near Marble Falls? there’s a technical limestone ledge on the North Pole trail that used to kick my butt on a gas bike, but my electric rig just crawls right up it

that quiet motor really lets you hear the tires hooking up on the rock. it's a total grin fest every time
Absolutely. Electric torque definitely amps up the fun on those ledges.
 
for me, it’s the single track up in the Wasatch Cache National Forest
last year, I found a flowy line through the aspens during the peak fall colors. On an electric bike, you actually hear the leaves crunching and the wind in the trees instead of just exhaust. feels peaceful
Sounds great. Electric bikes really let you enjoy the sounds of the trail.
 
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