Yeah I remember Shandro doing that in his segment of Seasons 2009. That film was what sparked my love of gravity riding after I finished racing motocross.
So sick! I love Steve’s approach. Seems like he takes stuff in, makes a plan, and just goes. These videos pushing big lines have been awesome thanks for making them!
@@5fingerdpunchfan that's awesome dude! I regret selling my Gary Fisher Sugar 2+disc less than a year ago. The guy I sold it to said he hasn't had time to ride it. I went through everything on that bike and gave it a modern resto-mod. I've been thinking about offering to buy it back.
@@5fingerdpunchfan I love the old Norco Shores! But you should really try a modern trail bike, you’ll be blown away how confidence inspiring the modern bikes are. Geometry is so much nicer than back then! My modern „Downcountry“ bike is more capable than my old Kona Downhill bike from 2005.
@@remymetailler Well for one I know the GoPro effect makes it impossible to show how crazy this stuff is. I bet I'd be scared just standing near where you guys launch off. Also, I know that in order to do anything at the level you guys do that you have to keep cool in order not to mess up. Fear is not your friend. Keep up the amazing work.
The second feature was even more mind bugging than the others. Great vision and props to the creators, looks absolutely nails. And props for not finding it scary, Remy. Looks like a mile deep drop plus the sand landing - impressive. Hope the scapula heals up rapidly!
I remember watching Andrew shandro hit some of those features in Seasons way back in the day. Brings back some nostalgia. That feature at 6:17 is ridiculous
Indeed! That wooden drop, it wobbles (7:18) every time they go for it... you guys have balls to step on these 15ish years old features! As always, great riding!!!
Your content is superb. Really enjoy the type of riding you do and the interesting guests. Keep up the great work. A trip to Utah would be really cool to watch or other places in the southwest.
Rode by the first two stunts on moto. Looks big on film, looks bigger in person. These guys hit is so controlled. Crazy skills. There was vid recently of a local Squamish rider hitting the big rock / wood roll both up and down. Regardless with or without an engine, big stunt.
I ride a 2005 Rocky Mountain Switch ATM for money reasons. Pretty sure my bike would love to see the vid and think of Vanderham and all the others ride a Rocky bach then over those features. :)
ya dla patate là !! ouai la rampe c dla tuerie juste magnifique !! ma 1ère impression (une paire de Corones) après dans ton jump adrenaline qui pousse !! juste le feu !! o top les mecs
He’s like it’s so slick no traction so fast so gnarly but it’s ok you can do it, love that, when in all reality this is extremely difficult to ride stuff like that.
I'd like to suggest/ request you ride The Woodlot between Maple Ridge and Mission. Dylan Sheffer would be your best guide there. Although the trails on the map have some spicy features, it's the trails he was involved with building that I'd love to see you ride. Check out his Freeride Lives edits on pinkbike to see what I mean.
We love seeing you send these iconic features and love learning how to properly ride them. Not that we would ride them, but we like to dream that we know how. haha!
Man I remember seeing some of the videos of the first feature when I was young, definitely the main thing (aside from Danny macaskill) that made me love mtb
Super cool vids guys do these trails keep going like this or is that it. I really liked the second and third feature would never ride the second one but the other two yep love that kinda stuff its funny i agree the dry is quite often slipperyer i think thats a word. Makes me laugh when Remy says the gap is no prob but the natural loose dirt is scetchy ha ha 😁😁
The third looked worse to me? That thing even looks nasty from the top even with the gopro effect, super steep, super techy, big rock drop... Horses for courses I guess. One of the most unforgiving rock drops I've ever seen I think. Major props for riding that second one too though, that's the apex of backwoods-hillbilly-deathtrap-engineering right there. I would evaluate my life decisions that led me up to that point for sure haha.
The drop at 5:16 should come with a Little seesaw so you Roll off onto the landing that’s dangerous Dan Would’ve done what’s the difference between a Highwire act at the circus and a trail that dangerous Dan built not a lot They are practically the same lol what a legend
Are you guys wearing back protectors? Though everyone does what he wants however he wants it, with the platform you guys have, it might be topics to address more often…!
Who recognizes the second feature? Which movie, which rider? To support my channel check all my discount codes here: www.beacons.ai/remymetailler
Such a gnarly feature, it’s like you put yourself between a bullet and a target ;)
Steve and Yoann rode the second feature in Into Ze Gnyaarrr
@@jeremyprovonsil7886 Yep, they did a few weeks before we went.
Shandro in Action! th-cam.com/video/v6Wi6ZdNpy0/w-d-xo.html
Andrew shandro from seasons by the collective. Pretty cool throwback
When Remy puts on a full face you KNOW it's a gnarly feature.
These guys are legends man you guys will be remembered in the dirt of those Canadians trails forever
Had to hold my breath a few times, you know if it looks gnarly on camera its 10x worse in real life!!Awesome riding!
True that!
what you talking about? this is all CGI let's be real :}
I will refer to the man as Steve VanderHUCK because he is not afraid to chuck it! Beastmode!! 👍🏽
We vote to officially change Steve's name! Who else supports this?
Yeah I remember Shandro doing that in his segment of Seasons 2009. That film was what sparked my love of gravity riding after I finished racing motocross.
So sick! I love Steve’s approach. Seems like he takes stuff in, makes a plan, and just goes. These videos pushing big lines have been awesome thanks for making them!
2 heros of Mountainbiking together 🥳🤙👍💥
It's impressive to imagine that 15-17 years ago riders were building and riding these on a 26er.
I still ride my 26” 07 norco Shore. Don’t replace what isn’t broken 🤷♂️
@@5fingerdpunchfan that's awesome dude! I regret selling my Gary Fisher Sugar 2+disc less than a year ago. The guy I sold it to said he hasn't had time to ride it. I went through everything on that bike and gave it a modern resto-mod. I've been thinking about offering to buy it back.
@@5fingerdpunchfan I'm still riding a 26 2008 Jamis Durango until my new bike comes in gets the job done
@@5fingerdpunchfan I love the old Norco Shores!
But you should really try a modern trail bike, you’ll be blown away how confidence inspiring the modern bikes are.
Geometry is so much nicer than back then!
My modern „Downcountry“ bike is more capable than my old Kona Downhill bike from 2005.
I love how casual your attitude is about all these features. 🙌🏻 Next level skills mate.
We might be too casual about it. In reality these features are super gnarly. I don t think we make a good job and translating how it actually is!
@@remymetailler Well for one I know the GoPro effect makes it impossible to show how crazy this stuff is. I bet I'd be scared just standing near where you guys launch off. Also, I know that in order to do anything at the level you guys do that you have to keep cool in order not to mess up. Fear is not your friend. Keep up the amazing work.
Man this is crazy. Watched it before bedtime and had some crazy dreams
holy crap! that was sick! the 17 yr old gap feature was the best one for me, just the thought of the bikes they were riding on it.... awesome!
2nd feature was nuts! Got that Rollercoaster feeling just watching the video.
3rd is def my favorite. That was so gnarly... I can't even imagine being the 1st person to hit that
The second feature was even more mind bugging than the others. Great vision and props to the creators, looks absolutely nails. And props for not finding it scary, Remy. Looks like a mile deep drop plus the sand landing - impressive. Hope the scapula heals up rapidly!
Man I really appreciate the top notch cinematography. Amazing shots with effort and pride on the video delivery.
Rémy on full face helmet? Man, this gonna be gnarly! Seeeeend it!!!!! 🤘🏻
I love watching these videos Remy, the break down of each line and the display of skill is exciting!
I remember watching Andrew shandro hit some of those features in Seasons way back in the day. Brings back some nostalgia. That feature at 6:17 is ridiculous
Indeed! That wooden drop, it wobbles (7:18) every time they go for it... you guys have balls to step on these 15ish years old features! As always, great riding!!!
Steve is a f****n legend !! Nice riding guys so sick
These are the best type of riding videos!
Your content is superb. Really enjoy the type of riding you do and the interesting guests. Keep up the great work. A trip to Utah would be really cool to watch or other places in the southwest.
Thanks, will do!
So rad! Ive always loved this line from Shandro. You guys kill it as always
Rode by the first two stunts on moto. Looks big on film, looks bigger in person. These guys hit is so controlled. Crazy skills.
There was vid recently of a local Squamish rider hitting the big rock / wood roll both up and down. Regardless with or without an engine, big stunt.
I saw that! I would ride down it in moto, never up! Especially with my 150!
Hi Remi, I always like before I watch, because not always I have enought time to enjoy your videos, but I believe they are of the best ! 🙌😎
Yeah! Vanderhoek's back, the dream team :oo
Hello Remy. Quick question: Do you have a link to the Topeak pump set we can see at 0:40? Would be very nice. Thanks bro and keep up the good work!
I ride a 2005 Rocky Mountain Switch ATM for money reasons. Pretty sure my bike would love to see the vid and think of Vanderham and all the others ride a Rocky bach then over those features. :)
ya dla patate là !! ouai la rampe c dla tuerie juste magnifique !! ma 1ère impression (une paire de Corones) après dans ton jump adrenaline qui pousse !! juste le feu !! o top les mecs
That looks soooo cool! 😎
Amazing 🤩, the last feature was my favourite for sure . Hopefully one day will have the chance to ride something similar.
This is such an amazing video. I love free ride so much.
My favourite feature was the downslope wooden drop
He’s like it’s so slick no traction so fast so gnarly but it’s ok you can do it, love that, when in all reality this is extremely difficult to ride stuff like that.
Love watching your videos….you guys are crazy 😄🤘🤘🤘
Thank you!
I'd like to suggest/ request you ride The Woodlot between Maple Ridge and Mission. Dylan Sheffer would be your best guide there. Although the trails on the map have some spicy features, it's the trails he was involved with building that I'd love to see you ride. Check out his Freeride Lives edits on pinkbike to see what I mean.
Damn I was scared watching you guys do this!
We love seeing you send these iconic features and love learning how to properly ride them. Not that we would ride them, but we like to dream that we know how. haha!
oh baby here we go
Glade ur healing up and bring use such amazing content
Fuck man, those are crazy lines. If it looks crazy on the Gopro, it is insane in real life
Real life = way gnarlier ahah
Man I remember seeing some of the videos of the first feature when I was young, definitely the main thing (aside from Danny macaskill) that made me love mtb
Hey, Rémy, what's that silver ring your bike has on top of the fork's crown just under the headset and what's it for? Thanks and keep shredding!
Super cool vids guys do these trails keep going like this or is that it. I really liked the second and third feature would never ride the second one but the other two yep love that kinda stuff its funny i agree the dry is quite often slipperyer i think thats a word. Makes me laugh when Remy says the gap is no prob but the natural loose dirt is scetchy ha ha 😁😁
The third looked worse to me? That thing even looks nasty from the top even with the gopro effect, super steep, super techy, big rock drop... Horses for courses I guess. One of the most unforgiving rock drops I've ever seen I think.
Major props for riding that second one too though, that's the apex of backwoods-hillbilly-deathtrap-engineering right there. I would evaluate my life decisions that led me up to that point for sure haha.
Is this feature from "Seasons - The Collective"?
Very nice set up! That was fun to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Last feature is so cool.
How do you guys know the north of town drop landing is not going to fall apart when you session it #legendary
That was some Sick riding Dudes
Love these types of videos
New one deopping Thursday similar!
hey remy could you tell me what the name of your fender on your front well is please?
Love it! 💘
Nice riding!
Love it thank you so much.
Let’s goooooo
!!!
Awesome! The second one looked nails. I mean they all did but this one stood out. Great job as always
This 50 meter death ramp is missing boards. But it’s dry. So it’s ok 🤣🙌😎
No dude. It's really on a mat of slippery pine needles and powder. So it's really ok!
Hey Remy, now that you have the GoPro Hero 10, can you start including 4k 120 FPS playback B roll of your line choices? That would be epic
Yes but that was filmed before
Crazy riding
Nice riding!... Is this a 29 Spindrift Frame? And what kind of part is that under the head tube?
Good eye... It is a 29 frame, with a 27,5 wheel and a 5mm spacer below the head tube.
@@remymetailler Nice, thanks for the information!
The longer chainstays make the bike much more stable.
Would you do that on a hardtail?
The drop at 5:16 should come with a Little seesaw so you Roll off onto the landing that’s dangerous Dan Would’ve done what’s the difference between a Highwire act at the circus and a trail that dangerous Dan built not a lot They are practically the same lol what a legend
Boom - nice one chaps 🤟
Appreciated
11:50 steve ur a mad man
Yo does anybody know what the deal with the spacer under Remy's headtube is?
Waiting for the teacher 🚵🏻♂️ yea Rémy 🔥🤘🏻
This was a really awesome video 👍👍
Glad you think so!
Scaryyyy AF, good job guys!!
Sick features 🤯🤟🔥
Are the POV shots with the new GoPro? They look great!
No it was with the 9
🔥🔥💪😇👌 Crazy Wood!!
2nd.. sick finish turn.. dusty and loose
Nice vid remy
Super video
Get sum👀🔥💪
the bridge gap was insane
Scary one!
Good brother😍
My hearth is beating so fast
What bike is Remy on? That is not his regular Propain
It is the Spindrift
Amazing
epic skill guys :)
This is seasons edit with Shandro
Impressive... Le mot n'est pas adapté au spot 😲🤘
Sweaty palms watching ladder to ladder, so scary if timing is off.
Are these features actually connected to trails? Or are they one offs?
Just one offs
how can i get this helmet? ;). black and white fly ....not in the fly racing website((
It is out of stock
Remy what goggles are those and do you a "REMY15" or something for that brand?
Julbo Eyewear. No codeunfortunately
Loved it ! The builders 15 odd years ago had massive b a l l s
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I'm curious to know why you guys don't wear chest and back protections when riding this typical stuff? No critic
Can you imagine what the guys were wearing and riding 15-17 years ago. They were not only free riding on a 26er but probably free balling too!
C'esg dingue comme on reconnaît l'accent français 😂
Are you guys wearing back protectors? Though everyone does what he wants however he wants it, with the platform you guys have, it might be topics to address more often…!
Ok bro
beasts
This is an older video right? Or are you riding with a broken shoulder?
we filmed that. video beginning of August. It was always the planned to put it out now. I just started physio.
@@remymetailler wish you a good recovery.. is it as uncomfortable as broken ribs?
Does Redbull sponsor carpenters?
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Sketchy
But what you've done here
Is put yourself between a bullet and a target
And it won't be long before
You're pulling yourself away
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