Just finished a small project for a client which may of interest to some on here. It’s essentially an app that teaches core mountain biking skills and a few tricks from beginner to more advanced skills. Its a couple of quid if you want to buy it. Each skill has a break down of the elements involved and a video also highlights what you need to do. Hope this post doesn’t step over the advertising line too much if so feel free to remove it!

Anyway, here’s the website: Trail Tips which also has a sample video so you know what you’re getting.

‘.ca’ domain? Seems legit…

But I am not clicking your link as I don’t want computer-AIDS… Someone else go first.

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No! its £4, well £3.99 to be exact on Android

What do I get that I can’t get from other youtube videos?

Clicked and looks genuine – but £3.99 on Android……

Edit – beaten to it!

‘.ca’ domain? Seems legit…

But I am not clicking your link as I don’t want computer-AIDS… Someone else go first.

I’m based in Canada and the clients are Canadian 😛

Interesting that it’s at £4 on Android, I let them publish the app themselves. I’ll maybe get them to have a look at international pricing….

What do I get that I can’t get from other youtube videos?

20+ skills in one place, in an app that you can use out on the trail as the videos are stored on the phone, not online. Certainly you can find videos for most things online, but personally I like having them all in one place and having a consistent voice explaining them all.

It’s maybe not for everyone, but thought I’d share anyway. FWIW I have no financial stake in app, so don’t benefit if you buy it or not, but I like the idea 🙂

The taster video is actually pretty clear and (IMO) ‘correct’ – I watched it without sound and purely visually it’s good. If they’re all like that then it might be a useful thing.

I like the look of it but think £4 is a little pricey for an Android app….. unless its in the Amazon Underground store, hmm

Edit – and its not 🙁

is it not against forum rules to post links to sites where you have a financial interest ?

He has no financial interest.

clicked on the link and got malware warning alarm from avast pro which blocked something nasty ( or so it thought)