And 50 bucks a night, it gets it done. You go from your hotel room straight to the trail system. You can’t beat that with a stick, in my opinion. It’s, it’s, it’s, it’s, it’s, it, it’s, it’s, it’s, it’s it. We are seeing it as it’s it’s hotel. It’s. This ain’t no party. This ain’t no disco. This ain’t no fooling around. It’s. It is going up. It’s huge spider web. Huge spider web. Go, go, go. All right. This is in the beginning. It’s got a massive jump and a huge berm that goes up. And bigfoot has been seen on this trail.

See what I mean? My last run right now, unless I go back to my truck, drop off my sunglasses, because I’m not gonna need them in a few minutes. It is hot and humid. I’m wearing a hoodie. Here we go. Long downhill, big berm. I’m not good enough to ride this rail all the way up to the top, But I’m getting better. They only practice a couple of times a year. A few times a year. All right. Thank you. That berm right there will put you down. As you miss it, you go flying off into wilderness.

I think we just did that faster than last time in the dark using a gopro. So it probably doesn’t look that dark to you. It is. It is. Indian burial grounds. Round two. No sunglasses. Whoa. In the beginning. It’s a little. A little darker in here than it was with shades on. Let’s make the proper adjustments. The wrong gear now. All right, let’s do this. A lot more deer, armadillos, and possums on the trail, as well as bigfoot. Careful. Don’t hit them roots. I hate hitting my pedal on roots. Some of the corners are very, very sandy.

You got to pay attention to that. Oh, I’m only riding this Bike in eco. So I’m on the lowest setting. I got four more settings. Turbo. Turbo will put it on you, but I haven’t needed it thus far. Big rut hit it in the beginning. If I knew how to do this berm better, I could. I’m sure young fellows can whip that. I can’t, but I try. All right. Car seat. Turtle pond. It’s all downhill from here. Lots of trail wide spider webs with spiders the size of a walnut or whatever that you don’t want to eat.

Fortunately, I already cleared the trail once with my face 10 minutes ago. So should be good weaving. Spiders come. Not here. Go, go, go. I’m still only on eco, which is the bare minimum, so it helps a little. I’ve been using that the last couple of months and apparently I can do it. So that’s what I’m doing. Saves the battery and you get more exercise. So one of my ears is blocked up and that tree back there, I heard a strange noise, like somebody. I don’t know. I don’t know if my. Was my ear popping. Not sure that was odd.

Almost turned my head. On this trail, do not turn your head. You won’t be injured. You’ll just end up dead. Red antimony, aluminum and zinc and nickel is leading. Ah. Ever get comfortable on this trail? Focus, man. Lots of turns, lots of roots, lots of trees. It’s a phenomenal trail. It’s one of the best trails that I’ve ever ridden that’s free, you know, besides that one out in Louisiana that I can’t remember the name of in the one out end Colorado, the rat trail system. It’s watch them pedals. I’ve ridden this trail in pouring rain, in the dark and lost my lights, which was lame.

But today I’m actually wearing a helmet, which is rare, but it’s smart. I wear a Team Wendy ballistic helmet with sure fire and IR illuminator on it as well as a GoPro mount. That’s what it’s for. I had a bump helmet and once I crashed and it cracked. I thought, you know what? This helmet doesn’t take a bump very well. So I went ballistic. S turn coming up. Oops. Lost my motion right there. That is a serious headlight. Made in Germany and I can’t believe I can’t think of the name. Massive battery pack. Better than a magic shine.

Twice the price, though. But my Magic Shine only lasted six months and the battery packs died every time. So I got one of these and never look back. They are expensive, but they’re made in Germany. Forget the name, which I find odd. But as you can see, it lights up the night. It’s got a remote. This works pretty well. All right. That was good ride. Almost hit one tree, but didn’t. So that’ll work. It is hot and humid right here. Who makes this headlamp? Why can’t I remember? Cheapest hotel in Kentucky, I would imagine. But it’s got Internet.

It’s got a shower, got a bed washer and dryer. A little iffy. No breakfast. And most of the time, your key guide will stop working. So you have to go to the front desk. But whatever. Oh, it’s a lupine. Lupine light. It’s enchiladas are raising heck right now. All right, Car seat, the return. Here we go. It is straight up dark in here now. No kidding. Around the trail is really well lit up. Markers and reflectors and such. Whoa. Huge spider right in the. That was a big one. That was crazy big. Whatever. I’m sure he’s on me because he has nowhere else to go.

As you can see, I’m doing spider maintenance right now. That was a biggin, man. I hope the gopro caught that. Up and around. Go, go, go. I’m still swiping my shirt. While riding is a bad idea. We’ll see that. Almost see the tree. That was close. All right, real quick. Through a spider. Check. Am I wearing one? I don’t think so. Let’s finish this in the beginning. This is that big jump again. The big berm. Big berm. Big jump. And of course, bigfoot. See him up there? Glowing red lights. Disconcerting. But the locals say it’s a thing.

They don’t use it for tourism either. They just mention it like. Yep. He passes through loose sand. All right. And then down. Oh, down, down. Straight up. No jump that time. I didn’t have enough speed. I don’t think the helmet Kim picks up jumps very well. I’m not sure. Oh, big berm. There was a raccoon. You see him poking his head over the top of the berm. That was so cute, man. Raccoon was like, what is that big light that makes noise? His mother’s like, that’s a pure person. Stay away from. Okay, that’s it. That’s it.

Leave the camera on just in case.
[tr:tra].

See more of JailBreak Overlander on their Public Channel and the MPN JailBreak Overlander channel.