It's at least 20 feet across and about 7 or 8 feet deep. Not the best lead in either, a right and a left 2 foot berm into a short and steep straight before the takeoff. I really want to see someone send this but I can't imagine many do, I sure didn't. Pretty sure it's built for mtb but also possibly e motos
by pakattack461
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There doesn’t seem to be much run up. Probably built for e moto
full sprint at about 20 mph slightly uphill, there used to be a gap on a local trail about this tall and only 12 ft long with a landing at the same height as the lip that was built for e bikes but clearable on an mtb.
If you can clear the berms without braking at or near full sprint, this is probably doable on a regular mtb. But that is risky. I would probably do at least 2 dozen runups over a couple weeks before even thinking about it. Its highly risky, especially with wind across a long channel like that, and being out of breath and probably light headed from trying to carry the speed.
I wouldn’t recommend it, but if it stayed in place till I figured it out, I would eventually hit it. In full body armor only.
Burbs?
I think this is the gap Matt Jones hit in a recent video with some locals. Looked doable but you gotta come in with a purpose
Nope. But then again, I don’t like getting the tires off the ground anymore. Got too close to paralyzing myself for comfort. So, politely and with respect: Fuck that.
Landing looks pretty flat from the picture, not sure how it looks in person. I really think twice about hucks to flat now days because the risk just isn’t worth the reward for me.
Stop overthinking and just send it!! Collar bones are overrated anyway. I’ve broken both mine and am still alive.
No.
That’s a lot more than 20ft.
Yes. And so should you.
No, but I’m not very good at all.
Landing looks brutal but I’d send itÂ
Yes.
(I have never ridden a bicycle)
Hell no. I got a job, mortgage, wife and kid 😂