Watch this hilarious MTB crash while I try to ride the massive wooden berm freshly constructed on my backyard mountain bike trail.

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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 rotresistant.

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