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I Built A MASSIVE Wooden Berm & Crashed Riding It!

Watch this hilarious MTB crash while I try to ride the massive wooden berm freshly constructed on my backyard mountain bike trail. There are a few ways you can support the channel: Buy a shirt https://cutlaps.com Patreon   / cutlaps   Watch Dave and Carl shred my trail on their channels: ‪@DMMTB‬ ‪@malmtb‬ Check out the Corkscrew/Dunny Drop construction -    • I built a CORKSCREW mountain bike jump!   In this latest YouTube video, I take on the challenge of building a massive wooden berm on my backyard MTB trail. The berm is an impressive 25 meters long and required over 2 tons of wood to construct. To get the necessary materials, I had to find fallen trees from previous storms and use my tractor to drag them to my new timber mill. Halfway through the video, I encounter some frustration with the mill, and I decide to take a break and ride the Cooma mountain bike trails. During this break, I have a crash, but thankfully I wasn't hurt. I twisted my MTB handlebars. After completing the wooden berm, I invite two friends to test ride it with me, and we all agree that it is a massive success. The berm is smooth and provides riders with plenty of speed. The structure is made of Australian eucalyptus, making it incredibly strong and rot-resistant. Throughout the video, viewers will also encounter Australian wildlife such as spiders, goannas, leeches, and echidnas. As a woodworker and mountain biker, I took on this build with great enthusiasm, and it took over a month to construct, mostly due to the time it took to gather and mill the wood into slabs. However, the end result is a spectacular wooden berm that adds a thrilling element to my backyard trail. Overall, this video is perfect for those who love mountain biking and woodworking, and it showcases the process of creating a massive wooden berm that provides endless amounts of fun and excitement. For those interested the bike I am riding is the Marin Rift Zone Carbon 2, and it shreds. #MTB #Trailbuilding #woodworking