National does have a lot of hiker traffic on it. But usually everyone is really cool on Somo. I've never been hassled there at all. Geronimo is a super fun trail and there is hardy ever any hikers on it at all. So it depends on what ya ride there and it's way more busy on weekends. I think the "shuttling my bike is not a crime" shirts are geared towards the people who think you should always "earn your turns". I pedal up sometimes, but it's nice sometimes to just put in some hot laps too....

SoMo is cool if you've never ridden it and you like rocky techy trails. But there is killer riding all over AZ, from Flagstaff, to Prescott, to Sedona, to The White Mountains. And the Gnar Gnar boys will take ya just about anywhere ya want to ride here. Bob and Andy are great guys and I always meet cool people on the shuttle van. Arizona offers everything from rocky, tech riding during the winter at lower elevations, to fast flowy dirt in the mountains during the summers. We are so lucky to be able to ride year round here. I've been riding here for 12 years and I've always thought that Arizona has been one of mountain biking's best kept secrets. But the secret is out, so come shred some prime AZ singletrack!!! : )

Where'd ya get the rear shock? I have a 2010 Enduro and found the rear shock to be an odd size which makes it hard to find a replacement.

Overall, a great film. I still think Roam is my favorite though. And what's up with that guy Tom-mot, "crappy rap sound track to Sam Hill's segment"??? WTF-ever!!! That's honestly probably my favorite track on the movie, Mos Def is one of the greatest MC's ever. Just because YOU don't like hip-hop, doesn't mean we're all so closed minded when it comes to music. Personally, I thought the segment in Mexico was probably the lamest one, kinda boring if you ask me. Best segment was probably Brad's Yard, then maybe the New Zealand segment. Overall though, not my favorite film, but it ranks right up there in the the top 4 or 5.