BUILDING A NEW DIRT JUMP MTB & RIDING THE SICKEST JUMPS IN THE UK! In a recent exhilarating YouTube video, Sam Pilgrim showcases the process of building a new dirt jump mountain bike (MTB) and takes it for a spin on some of the UK's most thrilling jumps. The video is packed with energy, detailed bike assembly, and breathtaking aerial tricks that will excite any mountain biking enthusiast.
Video Summary
The video kicks off with Sam sharing his excitement about building a new jump bike at night. As he introduces the project, viewers can feel his enthusiasm for customization and bike maintenance. He begins by attaching a new set of forks to the frame, emphasizing aesthetic matching with custom colors—a combination of red and black, reflecting the iconic
Haibike logo. Sam meticulously removes the stickers from the forks and applies primer before painting them in glossy red. He's not just about looks; he talks through the nuts and bolts of bike mechanics. As he fits the headset and cranks, he shares tips, making it clear that maintaining a bike is as much about skill as it is about passion. Once assembled, the bike is ready for action. The scene shifts to
Woburn Sands, a well-known test ground for MTB enthusiasts, where Sam rides alongside fellow biker Alex Cahill. The jumps at Woburn are showcased in stunning slow-motion clips as they tackle various obstacles, reinforcing the adrenaline-pumping experience of dirt jumping.
High Points from the Video
- Bike Build Process: Sam provides a step-by-step account of building the bike, highlighting essential components such as the cranks, wheels, and brakes, ensuring viewers learn along the way.
- Daredevil Stunts: The video features impressive tricks performed by Sam and Alex, with challenges and falls adding a layer of realism to the adventure.
- Community Vibe: The camaraderie between the bikers creates an inviting atmosphere, making it clear that this sport not only involves individual skill but also a strong community element.
Engaging the Community
For those who enjoy off-topic discussions, this thread serves as a great platform to share your experiences with mountain biking or general bike assembly tips. What modifications have you made to your bike that enhanced your riding experience? Have you visited Woburn Sands or any similar biking spots?
Related Threads and Tools
If you’re looking for additional insights or tutorials, consider checking out threads related to bike maintenance, customizations, or local riding spots. Tools such as bike repair kits or maintenance checklists can also enhance your riding experience. Feel free to share your thoughts or ask any questions regarding bike builds or rides you have had—let’s keep the conversation rolling!