Video: A 12-Year-Old & a 20-Year-Old Rip Down the Same Trail

 @Hogfly: @meathooker What are you doing to teach your child about the value of digging and not complicating efforts by local trailbuilders to unsanctioned trailbuilders? Builders are having a tough time with kids who want to reveal locations and not ride by the conditions given to builders from landowners because their parents are just letting them out unhinged like the world of trails is free. I look forward to your answer.

 @Hogfly: So it's not just practice, practice; but ride, practice, preserve trail access and respect the privileges of trail variety given. The circumstances of this video are not similar to the privileges your kid has and parents that aren't getting their kids out digging, but instead are only enabling them to ride without encouraging the etiquette needed to preserving trail like this are threatening their existence daily. A lot of parents discuss their kids riding, even often film it, but rarely discussing how they can help preserve those trails. They don't because they aren't involved. By the looks of your location, you're in one of the few spots that doesn't battle with access to trail like this. Most trail lines across the country would be bulldozed that aren't on a private plot of 4 acres+. And in the circumstances of this video, this very much can happen, because kids weren't taught how to appreciate trail use for the limitation alone of simply using the trail, scrapping hundreds of hours of trailbuilding effort. Something parents needs to teach more about.