Even the song they used was from an old Collective movie.TBF a lot of new skool MX came from BMX and mtb... and rollerblading
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now that was a unnecessary use of a heli to shot something. don‘t we have drones for that now?
UK ripping, minus the ruts and jibs.
DFYI Gone Wild - Vital RAW with Jim Monro and Crew - Mountain Biking Videos - Vital MTB
DFYI Gone Wild - Vital RAW with Jim Monro and Crew - Mountain Biking Videos - Vital MTB
how hard is it to spell dyfi correct?
The entire video is "unnecessary".
I'm not really sure I see your point
And those were "bad" weather days. Imagine those trails on good days, that dirt looks awesome.
I wonder what the yaw is on that thing?
one of these circus bike girls needs to cross over to flatland bmx & positively slay.
I'm still asking myself how he can ride without glasses or a goggle in conditions like these.
I guess of no importance. Tony Foale did some experiments with 0/90° HA and cero offset forks on motorcycles, those were perfectly rideable. But I'm too lazy right now on a Friday evening with beer awaiting to think about it any more than if it may help me get another one from the fridge. I guess it won't, so...
i guess we take for granted that a good chunk of the (properly built) trails out here fare really well in the torrential wet. good drainage, high mineral content soil & little clay. we don't really see much mud at all, and grip is surprisingly good in the wet.
Roots can still get ya, but nothing like a root with a bit of clay mud in it.
How about just pure clay? There are some areas here on the Niagara escarpment that are all clay.
Might as well go biking on ice. @mykel knows.
Or how about snow on top of those wet clay trails? Case in point:
1:50 for the goods.
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Vanderham still has the smoothest style. Love his edits.
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Video: Thomas Vanderham Hits Wild Lines on BC Flow Trails in 'Blasting Blues' - Pinkbike
Thomas Vanderham hits up two of his favourite North Shore trails.
how's your clay compare to cackalacka red clay? equally as hrbl?How about just pure clay? There are some areas here on the Niagara escarpment that are all clay.
Might as well go biking on ice. @mykel knows.
Or how about snow on top of those wet clay trails? Case in point:
1:50 for the goods.
Took the day off work to go riding that day. Nothing was going to stop us.
That red stuff has tons of grip in comparison! Though I only rode down there when it was super wet like twice, so maybe I should try it again.
QFTHow about just pure clay? There are some areas here on the Niagara escarpment that are all clay.
Might as well go biking on ice. @mykel knows.
Or how about snow on top of those wet clay trails? Case in point:
1:50 for the goods.
Took the day off work to go riding that day. Nothing was going to stop us.
30 seconds to 1 minute of rain is all it takes to go from hero traction to broken bits and needing traction.
Just watch Pick a Part a couple more times and you’ll be good.
One of our riding spots is legitimately just a combination of gravel, rock and sand. Its actually 2-3seconds/minute faster in the rain up until visibility gets bad. When it dries it it gets slipperier.
He is super centered over the bike all the time, looks like he is floating over the trail.Vanderham still has the smoothest style. Love his edits.
Video: Thomas Vanderham Hits Wild Lines on BC Flow Trails in 'Blasting Blues' - Pinkbike
Thomas Vanderham hits up two of his favourite North Shore trails.
Here's the direct link to youtube.
cool, nice find! the trail after the drop at 15:55 is where I've killed 80% of my rims and tires. It's rough but nice and flowy. There's some great gaps you can hit, but they are unforgiving if you mess it up/don't have enough speed.
actually, that was sick! thanks
Definitely gets me pumped to ride again! Usually those trails are dry as a bone from late april through to the end of may. I'm itching for it! Cool to see Hairway to Steven... I haven't ridden that since I sold my DH bike... like 8 years ago 
. As usual, gopro effect flattens out how steep it is...
very much enjoyed this.....
not produced, no soundtrack, just like sessioning with your friends.
not produced, no soundtrack, just like sessioning with your friends.