Welcome back listeners! After a brief unplanned hiatus (just a busy time of year, and plenty of holiday illnesses!) we're back this time enroot to the great white north! Join us as we talk about the unexpected long riding season and why Jen dislikes the off season so much.

Is it a Taco, or a Tacoma? 🤔

Welcome all to the Trails of Two Bikes Podcast! In this episode, Jen and I talk through how it felt to ride at Windrock again after 6 months of being away during the summer. We discuss how it feels to be able to tackle more terrain, and how it feels to become a true Downhill MTBer by blowing up a fork! We also get into the mullet topic, as Jen's last day was spent on a loaner 29er fork, as well as the excitement of being able to feel and identify differences in bike setups. Grab a saddle or a steering wheel and come along on another one of our crazy adventures!

Welcome to the Trails of Two Bikes podcast! In this episode, it's all about the Open (Fox US Open of MTB). It finally happened, Jen did her first downhill race! We talk about the track, the atmosphere, and various other aspects of the race - and what her thoughts were on the event as a whole. Would she do it again?! You'll have to tune in to find out! So grab a saddle and come along on another one of our crazy adventures!

Hello all! On this episode of Trails of Two Bikes, we talk about the great fun riding can be and the mental headspace of wanting to always progress. We get into the racing that Devon has done so far this season, the results and challenges faced so far this season. We also talk about re-invigorated hobbies and Jen's fun doing race photography. So grab a seat, and come along on yet another adventure!

Hello gang! In this episode, we're driving back home from another trip to Knoxville and Windrock after a week of solid rain and forecasts of more rain. We discuss the mental aspects and effects of not being able to get outside and some things to do to keep your spirits up. We then talk about our trip to Windrock and how it went; the progression, riding all day at a park, and what 3 days at Windrock feels like.

We also get into how to enjoy your first day at a bike park and some tips and tricks you can do to make sure you have fun and maximize your enjoyment at a new park including calibrating your expectations to the parks difficulty ratings, figuring out how to use the lifts at the park, and being aware of the GoPro effect when scoping things out.

We wrap up with some upcoming plans and the anticipation of the start of the race season.