Toe’s all good? Too bad Dale’s tire blew out ‘cause I’d like to have seen him have another go on that gnarly section of 5th Horseman. In his video this week, he had the same reaction as you to that steep, rocky right-hander near the end of Lower Trunk Monkey. Says to me that it must be ghost-pepper spicy. I admire you guys for safely riding through stuff like that on your first go at new trails. Key point - keep it safe!
Love to see it! This is what the shore used to be, hell all BC trails. No Trespassing signs included! We were on medium frame hard tails with hydraulic rim brakes (or earley Hayes 6" that could barely lock up) and forever cracked head tubes. Had to cut my bars down to about 680mm on my new bike to stop getting bar strikes riding skinnies on Fromme. It was mandatory to pull your outer ring and throw a bash guard on because you were guaranteed to smash logs and rocks with your chainring. All my experience is here and my brain is stuck in jank mode forever, makes trying to get back into it and shopping for new bikes really weird.
Great trails and a great vid. You guys are awesome! Is there any chance that Dale is also the Lock Picking Lawyer? His voice sounds just like him... Cheers.
Those trails were built for bars of all sizes, the narrow trees were left to force you to stall and maneuver through them (no matter your bar width). Just another feature of the old school Shore riding.
Thanks for talking about your brake pads i needed some for my TRPs. I couldn't find any anywhere so thank you dude!!! I got 2 pairs of the park pads on the way
Yeah I have a trail like that near me. It always seems like I was way faster on it 10 years ago. I finally realized it's because its an old illegal trail only recently adopted. The corners are very tight and there are several tight goal posts in awkward places. Definitely built for shorter bikes with smaller wheels and narrow bars
Which brake pad provides the best cold bite? 2 pot tektro's The resin pads I currently use never warm up enough to bite hard when I need them.. slow technical xc.
Any reason you use wahoo rather than garmin with trailforks integration? I want to buy a gps, but can't make up my mind between garmin, wahoo, or karoo as they all have different advantages, but I'm unsure what I'll need feature wise, before I got it.
@@jonl8816 I barely do sometimes last summer I took it to Big White Bike Park and ended up breaking my leg it was 2 days before school started as well. I am looking for a job so I can buy a full suspension bike for the bike park and uplift centres.
I can't remember where I found this trick but if you splash some water on your calipers when you have fresh pads the glaze will go away instantly and the pads will grip like mad.
The glaze is an oil they use for packaging and storing the pads. Spraying them with break cleaner or isopropyl will dissipate the oil or a few passes with some sandpaper will take the oil off water doesnt tend to do very much tho.
your videos are so amazing…. amd i really appreciate your narrations 👍. but, could u pleease turn the background music down about half? each time you ride and play the music i have to run to the volume so i don’t wake up the household and walk away w a headache 😑. thank you!!!
Yes, North Vancouver, Canada. Trails are below the ski hill. Mt. Fromme and Mt. Seymour have a wicked selection as well. The area here is called the North Shore.
@@AmericanRustWorker3369 Yes, I believe today is the last day restaurants are closed though, not sure about the border? Squamish is amazing too, lots of slabs and it is on the way to Whistler. Also, Whistler has a lot of stuff other than doing lifts at Whistler Mountain. If you go north 45 minutes into Pemberton, again, lots of crazy stuff there too. The Sunshine coast if you hop on the Ferry from Horseshoe bay to Gibsons is great as well. Between Gibsons and Sechelt there is a huge amount of trails. Plus the Sunshine Coast is laid back and chill and is generally a great area to go and hang out on the beach. It really is never ending around here and people are friendly and helpful. I cry on most of the hard stuff and pick my way down, ha ha. There is something for everyone though.
@@CHUDHUCKER thank you very much! That’s awesome, I never knew any of that! Yeah I wasn’t sure how the Canadian border is right now, as in if they’re letting ppl through or not, I’d have to plan ahead of time to make sure it’s not snowing the day I go up there, if I can get up there lol
@@AmericanRustWorker3369 Maybe at the highest elevations in Whistler it could be snowing but, you are good to go now until October or whenever they close but, the local mountains you can pretty much ride year round even in some of the snow. Well, except for a few days of the year. Riding is the snow isn't that bad either, I love it. So many people do it as well that the trails have many tracks in them so you know what is coming.
@@freekstylejim1 glad I'm not the only one that thinks so. I'm surprised he hasnt linked up with anyone else yet seeing as his vibe is perfect for videos. Having met him in person a couple times its basically the same on and off camera, tons of stoke!
It's silent because all the parts are adjusted just right and maintained. You get noise from things moving when they aren't supposed to, either because they're loose, worn out, not set up properly, dirty, or not lubricated when they should be.
You. More than anyone. NEED TO DEMO THE NEW EFFING 2021 YT CAPRA MX MULLET STRAIGHT FROM FACTORY WITH WATER BOTTLE HOLDER CAGE ROOM!!!! HAHAAHA. 🤣😍🤣🤣😍😍🤣😍🤣😍😍 Says deluvery up to May, 2022. Hee hee.
Check out Dale's channel here: th-cam.com/users/dalestone
Love his vids
the adrenaline from mtb'in is fantastic 🤙🤙
watching this reminds me i need some shimano four pistons calipers for my brakes..2nd trail was sweet🤙
"still waiting for Dale" - VanCan, 38 minutes early.
Haha
I mean, you put a video a day early - best not make a habit of getting ahead of yourself
@@bengordon2330 touché Ben, touché...
I love these super technical slow trails
When it looks steep on camera you know it's a terrifying track!
You're killing it man!
I feel like this could be the title of Atleast half your videos 😂😂😂
I'm going to get a bike from 2002 and bring it to the newest bike park trail so I can at least flip the title around haha
“Is this the line?
Its a line”
Me too
Watching videos on these old trails is like watching a really cool history channel.
Toe’s all good?
Too bad Dale’s tire blew out ‘cause I’d like to have seen him have another go on that gnarly section of 5th Horseman.
In his video this week, he had the same reaction as you to that steep, rocky right-hander near the end of Lower Trunk Monkey. Says to me that it must be ghost-pepper spicy. I admire you guys for safely riding through stuff like that on your first go at new trails. Key point - keep it safe!
Love to see it!
This is what the shore used to be, hell all BC trails. No Trespassing signs included! We were on medium frame hard tails with hydraulic rim brakes (or earley Hayes 6" that could barely lock up) and forever cracked head tubes. Had to cut my bars down to about 680mm on my new bike to stop getting bar strikes riding skinnies on Fromme. It was mandatory to pull your outer ring and throw a bash guard on because you were guaranteed to smash logs and rocks with your chainring.
All my experience is here and my brain is stuck in jank mode forever, makes trying to get back into it and shopping for new bikes really weird.
Dang Nick, you’re an awesome rider doing that trail blind and taking every line, no walking or sessions
Great trails and a great vid. You guys are awesome! Is there any chance that Dale is also the Lock Picking Lawyer? His voice sounds just like him... Cheers.
A few of those sections are more of a controlled fall on a bike than they are descending.
Alternative title: 800 mm bars VS trails built for 660 mm bars 😂🥵
Those trails were built for bars of all sizes, the narrow trees were left to force you to stall and maneuver through them (no matter your bar width). Just another feature of the old school Shore riding.
You can endo turn but you cannot shrink bars 😂 😂
Thanks for talking about your brake pads i needed some for my TRPs. I couldn't find any anywhere so thank you dude!!! I got 2 pairs of the park pads on the way
So glad to see you riding with Dangerous dave the other day he is my favourite bike tuber! Great video as always love those technical trails.
so sick Nic!!! the wreckoning is so quiet🤤🤤
those trails look so rad! wish i wouldn´t be stuck in school...
Yeah I have a trail like that near me. It always seems like I was way faster on it 10 years ago. I finally realized it's because its an old illegal trail only recently adopted. The corners are very tight and there are several tight goal posts in awkward places. Definitely built for shorter bikes with smaller wheels and narrow bars
I ride a 26''! Trail looks fun.
You should do a GoPro settings video.
Them rear wheel lifts looks so cool! Wish I could do them🤔
This would have been a really good game of tag. God bless you guys!💕
Canadas definitley on the bucketlist, looks unreal. Great video again mate 👍
It’s amazing. Full of Canadians, though.
@@jaymueller2418 as a Canadian, I can confirm that canada is full of canadians
My butt's puckered just watching this, great riding!
Which brake pad provides the best cold bite? 2 pot tektro's
The resin pads I currently use never warm up enough to bite hard when I need them.. slow technical xc.
Those trails look delicious! 😋
Thx 4 sharing 🤙🏽
Absolutely sick trails! 🔥
If you ever take a trip to California there is tons of jank stuff like that in UCSC
How did you do, that your videos looks so fresh?
Any reason you use wahoo rather than garmin with trailforks integration? I want to buy a gps, but can't make up my mind between garmin, wahoo, or karoo as they all have different advantages, but I'm unsure what I'll need feature wise, before I got it.
I love to ride jank tech because it makes you think hard about line choice especially when I am on an xc hardtail with 75mm of travel.
75? How do you survive?
@@jonl8816 I barely do sometimes last summer I took it to Big White Bike Park and ended up breaking my leg it was 2 days before school started as well. I am looking for a job so I can buy a full suspension bike for the bike park and uplift centres.
I work At the Bottom of Burnaby Mt. I Keep my HT In my Car all the time go up 2 or 3X Week 😎Excellent Vid
Very nice NATURE and Edit of course :)
How you liking the break pads? I was thinking of giving them a try. Seems like a pretty good price. Cheers.
They’ve been great so far!
I've been taking a black "tire crayon" to my tire logos. Few bucks on Amazon. Liking the aesthetics much better!
which hipbag are you using atm?
Yes new video
I can't remember where I found this trick but if you splash some water on your calipers when you have fresh pads the glaze will go away instantly and the pads will grip like mad.
The glaze is an oil they use for packaging and storing the pads. Spraying them with break cleaner or isopropyl will dissipate the oil or a few passes with some sandpaper will take the oil off water doesnt tend to do very much tho.
Why do you run the front brake hose through the steerer?
Just wondering, but what percent of your rides do you film, and what percent of those turn into videos
Sick manual at the end! The rest was ok too!🙄😂
26inch rider
How can you stand the constant noise?
your videos are so amazing…. amd i really appreciate your narrations 👍. but, could u pleease turn the background music down about half? each time you ride and play the music i have to run to the volume so i don’t wake up the household and walk away w a headache 😑. thank you!!!
What bike is this?
Love this bro! Always welcome Cypress content. Check out "Mr Hardtail" for sure. This is his local on the Commencal Meta HT!
What hubs you have? They sound SO nice!
i9 hydra.
@@VanCan thanks for the fast answer!
How was the Wreckoning in the slacker setting ?
Great!
So scary lol. I might just stay to off roading jeeps. I am looking at buying a 29 er Santa Cruz
Awesome video man 👍
What do you mean by tokens?
What gloves are those?
My only complaint about this bike, is that it isn't "angry dolphin". Otherwise, it is the dream bike.
I did a ride as well but it wasn't as technical as your ride but kudos to you
😳😳👍🏻 well done!
Van can do the trp brakes feel like shimmano or shram
Halfway between the two from the TRPs I’ve used.
hey what app do you edit on??
DaVinci Resolve
Where was this place? I know you said cypress, but is this in Canada?
Yes, North Vancouver, Canada. Trails are below the ski hill. Mt. Fromme and Mt. Seymour have a wicked selection as well. The area here is called the North Shore.
@@CHUDHUCKER thanks buddy, in Canada still in “lockdown”? Wasn’t sure if I’d be able to cross the border and visit whistler or not
@@AmericanRustWorker3369 Yes, I believe today is the last day restaurants are closed though, not sure about the border? Squamish is amazing too, lots of slabs and it is on the way to Whistler. Also, Whistler has a lot of stuff other than doing lifts at Whistler Mountain. If you go north 45 minutes into Pemberton, again, lots of crazy stuff there too. The Sunshine coast if you hop on the Ferry from Horseshoe bay to Gibsons is great as well. Between Gibsons and Sechelt there is a huge amount of trails. Plus the Sunshine Coast is laid back and chill and is generally a great area to go and hang out on the beach. It really is never ending around here and people are friendly and helpful. I cry on most of the hard stuff and pick my way down, ha ha. There is something for everyone though.
@@CHUDHUCKER thank you very much! That’s awesome, I never knew any of that! Yeah I wasn’t sure how the Canadian border is right now, as in if they’re letting ppl through or not, I’d have to plan ahead of time to make sure it’s not snowing the day I go up there, if I can get up there lol
@@AmericanRustWorker3369 Maybe at the highest elevations in Whistler it could be snowing but, you are good to go now until October or whenever they close but, the local mountains you can pretty much ride year round even in some of the snow. Well, except for a few days of the year. Riding is the snow isn't that bad either, I love it. So many people do it as well that the trails have many tracks in them so you know what is coming.
How much pressure do you run in fox 38?
105 psi
And 1 token?
Yes
Okay,thank you
woahhh how do you color grade ??? make a video about that LOL cause this videos color is amazing !!!
Check out the loam rangers videos on gopros
I got arm pump just watching that
Link up with Mr Hardtail (Ben Yorke) for some cypress laps
THIS! It needs to happen.
@@freekstylejim1 glad I'm not the only one that thinks so. I'm surprised he hasnt linked up with anyone else yet seeing as his vibe is perfect for videos. Having met him in person a couple times its basically the same on and off camera, tons of stoke!
@@colten4355 I can't believe he doesn't have more subs! Good to hear he's just as much a legend in real life too. His videos are so much fun.
Danger, no Trespassing sign on 2m40s :)
That’s how you know the trails are good
Pretty standard for north shore. Basically just a legal waiver
Bruh that manual.....
he got a wahoo
I have one too
But what about 27.5? Dun dun duuuunnn
21:15 😧😳🤯
why is ur bike always that silent?
It's silent because all the parts are adjusted just right and maintained. You get noise from things moving when they aren't supposed to, either because they're loose, worn out, not set up properly, dirty, or not lubricated when they should be.
You. More than anyone. NEED TO DEMO THE NEW EFFING 2021 YT CAPRA MX MULLET STRAIGHT FROM FACTORY WITH WATER BOTTLE HOLDER CAGE ROOM!!!! HAHAAHA. 🤣😍🤣🤣😍😍🤣😍🤣😍😍 Says deluvery up to May, 2022. Hee hee.
I mean let's be honest.. all the trails were made for 26ers before wagon wheels came in
HELLO
I'm looking for a enduro bike I'm not I ntrested in evil anyone got recommendations and the price doesn't matter
Dang was your bike hanging in with the poison ivy?
Why not just run 26" wheels?
1000th like ;)