I'm so picky... | Behind The Scenes of a Mountain Bike video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2020
- So that's how we make a Mountain Bike Edit! Click here to support my channel and help me to do more videos like this! bit.ly/39xojyn
The 4 minutes video we dropped last week was actually a lot of work, and this how we did it! Oh by the way thank you so much for the feedback! We will make another one again!
If you have not seen it, check it now: • Remy Metailler Smashes...
Thank you to Rob Massie (@snowdriftmedia and www.snowdriftmedia.com) for filming and editing this behind the scenes. I hope it helps you understand what goes behind a riding video.
WHAT I RIDE:
Jenson: bit.ly/39xojyn
Frame: www.cube.eu/fr/cube-bikes/
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Brakes:
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Hydration:
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Non riding gear: www.shop.lululemon.com
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Trainer: www.tacx.com/
Socks: www.dissentlabs.com
Custom Watch: nokturnalwatches.com/products...
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Shop: www.evolutionwhistlershop.com
Suspensions: www.vorsprungsuspension.com
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How is that line on Gouranga?!
Remember you can support my channel here: bit.ly/39xojyn
Casually sending massive free ride stunts, half shell helmet, no armour...!
Single crown forks
@@sm-qw9mj Modern single crown forks are brilliant.
So. Much. Work. Also, Chris is the man!
Ricci is the man!
I think we don't realize how much; time, resources, and money it takes to get us viewers these videos. I certainly appreciate it, and support the channel when I can. Your recommendation of switching my bar to 35mm rise made a huge difference in my control and getting over obstacles. Thanks much Remy!
That's awesome to hear! Thanks for the support Bo!
I agree 100% Thanks Remy for giving us a look at just some of the work that goes into giving us this content! I love that we get to see more of how you ride.
Doesn't the rise just change where you stack your stem? Is there a difference between a 15mm rise or a 35mm rise that's stacked 20mm lower?
@@Literallyheretotalkshi 35mm is the height of the bar. 15mm would be 20mm below and even though you could have 20mm extra spacers, it does not feel the same, and gives you less space between your chin and your stem.
@@Literallyheretotalkshi(this turned pretty long winded) man, I was having a hard time cornering without my rear washing out.I had a hard time pulling up my front end to get the wheel over obstacles. My wrists would ache for hours after a ride. I even rotated the bars back to feel more comfort. My neck and traps felt like I had rocks in there after an hour. I had 25mm rise. What I also noticed is I had a 780 mm bar and I didn't use all of it, like maybe 5-6 mm on each side stuck out. Now my hands are comfortable all the way to the ends on the same 780mm width, which for me, gives me a feeling of leverage and less distraction. Even though I can't really feel a difference just sitting on the bike with the 35mm ( just 10mm more) rise I also noticed I can pull the front up high and place it easier. I can get more to the rear of the bike going downhill naturally. I can even feel my Fox 34 flex when I'm torquing the bar through rocks. I can get out if the saddle and crank on the bars to get uphill naturally. The 10 mm didn't seem like it would be a big deal but Remy suggested here on TH-cam and I can't believe the fine tune it gave it. Now I'm thinking to get a Fox 36 because I feel like I'm feeling the 150mm of suspension in a different way. I was going to buy it anyway but it was easy to just use Remy's Jenson code to support the channel. Least I could do for Pro advice that definitely made a noticeable difference and makes me ride better.
thanks Remy! I appreciate the amount of care you put into preparation.
Always inspiring to watch your process. Good balance of fear vs focus. I'll never be at a pro level myself, but it definitely applies to all levels of riding. I've been at it for 20 years. Nothing has helped me learn to control my fear like this sport has. The reward is that I get to keep doing it!
17:15 W T F looking even crazier then in the movie itself
Good god 🥺🥺🥺
I've shared the original edit to so many people. So smooth and creative on such technical and intimidating terrain. A real masterclass in showing what the best of the best are capable of. Mountain biking doesn't come any better than that.
I bow my hat to you sir.
Thank you!
That was really cool, showing your process on the different obstacles/features.
Freakin awesome behind the scenes vid bro!! Your skills are on a whole different level. Definitely inspiring! Cant wait for your next video Remy!
il y a du potentiel sur les singles..Bravo pour tes exploits sur ce genre de ride c juste époustouflant..super moov
"If your not scared you won't survive very long." Remy
I'm scared and I'm sitting on my butt watching from home!
ahah. It's also scary to stay home sometimes. Living life is sweet!
Death from doing extreme stuff is arguably better than death from boredom.
behind the scenes is so cool. very interesting, please more of this!
10:56 "It doesn't look gnarly, but it is."
I'll trust you on that!
I am learning so much from this, I love riding gnarly features and Rémy breaks it down so well, amazing communicator and rider
Thank you!
Your process is so spot on. Once again, your brake control is incredible. Would love to just be in the forest watching this happen right before my eyes. Bucket list stuff🙏
I literally rubbed my eyes in awe!
Superb!!!
Your videos are even better than Rampage!!! Such a fan.
Your mental strength is just as impressive as your riding skills, very cool to see how methodical you are to approach these kind of features, awesome videos bro.
Thank you!
the quality of this video is soo good.
Nice behind the scenes
SUPER NICE :) i like your videos soo much. technical highscore!!!!!!!
As always, we want more!
great video 🔥
Wow, no wonder Remy makes it look so easy! There is a lot of planning involved.
Enduro in the new level.
Toooooooooooop!
bon travail!
Дуже круте відео ! Дякую )
Even though u didn’t Win in Rampage! at least ur showing what u can only do here👍
WOW, anyone up for a "little" drop ... you only reach terminal velocity just before you land and have to get hard on the brakes... such sick shredding dude.
On this video it looks more difficult than in the final video :)
Cool behind the scenes. Loved it. Makes those features look even scarier. Did you make this line or did someone else make it?
I did... Not many people build that much sketchy stuff..
It's the #theremyline. There should be a sign to let riders know to think twice about hitting it.⛰
how did you get rid of that voice in your head that says "if you falls you will feel a lot of pain and/or die"?
I don't it is always there..
It's part of being a human. If you're not scared then there's no sense of achievement
I like the way you speak😂♥️
English?
Sorry😂😂😂 iam stupid
I like the way you talk
first drop... were you counting steps to judge the speed of the run in? thanks
Dang! That is scary!
Approx Sag on the jade for heavy hits? Progressive spring?
regular spring (450lbs). Maybe 22% Sag
How much do you take the lighting of a feature into account when filming? Like if it's too much contrast between the top (sunny) and run out (shade).
That's a good question. The light is critical. We actually gave up some filming because the light was too bad. We usually only film from 5 to 8:30pm for the best light.
"3, 2, 1 baguette"
If this video isn't the greatest proof/testimony for the DVO suspension company, nothing will be.
👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🔥🔥
What camera and wide angle lens is being used?
Not exactly sure
imagine this guys putting game....
On the first drop, the crazy short stop is just as scary as the drop! The weight of his balls must help him stop....
"Today we will show you BICYCLY..."
What pedals are you using??
The time pedals Special 12! You can find them on Jenson: bit.ly/2V1Iiyu
@@remymetailler thank u for the quick response.! I've been looking at the special 8 and 12's. Trying to determine which I'm going to get. I do some pretty hard riding but nothing compared to how you're sending it! Love the videos man and awesome that you respond to so many comments as well.THANKS!
@@JP-kq3lk obviously there is a price difference. The 12 is made in France with a better material, but for me the biggest thing is the platform. It's bigger so it supports more my foot.
5 eme :)
You certainly are picky from what I remember haha
.... 😳😳😳😳😳!!
hey Remy pls do us a favour and wear a full face such stuff can end ugly on faceplants and I would enjoy continuing watching your crazy rides in the future ....also for the kids would be a better role model if you have a full face ^^