I separated my shoulder trying to hit a gap jump called “The Compressor!” th-cam.com/video/IznTYWbdQGE/w-d-xo.html I managed to do 20km single track for Ride for Heart 3 weeks later 90% recovered - over $1,400 raised so far so it was totally worth it!
It wasn't too recently but I was flying down the trail and came into a blind corner. There was a girl walking her dog and I had to fly off trail to crash. I rolled into a bunch of cactus. I guess I'm glad I didn't crash into them.
My last one: got up a short, sharp rock feature without enough speed or balance, rolled off to the side, and hit the ground 6ft down. THANK THE MTN BIKE GODS it was flat dirt (everywhere else has rocks, roots, stumps) but still broke a rib and damaged the shoulder. And the day was going so well till then too! 😝
This is what MTB is about for me. Going fast on a DH track or doing tricks is awesome, but for me riding gnarly stuff while staying in control is what I like the most in this sport. The level of skill and control shown here is mindblowing, even if something goes wrong at some point. Best MTB content on the internet, period.
Yes, I take it seriously. Like an Alex Honnald approach. If I am going to ride something I am very sure I can do it, I want to be good not lucky. And when these people are riding stuff like this, you can damn near call it Alex Honnald spec anyways. I can see Remy has the same approach.
@@zed5129 well don’t take it too seriously. It’s a mental concept / approach to managing risk, not comparing the actual sports. But still, some of these features these guys are riding, mistakes could result in death.
It's crazy, I see Remy ride these slabs and I literally laugh out loud, and shake my head in disbelief. His control blows my mind. Remy: land front wheel first, so you can brake faster🤯
Not to diminish Remy's skill which I'm sure is legendary, but a big factor when breaking is also rider weight. Double mass means four time the break distance! (If I recall correctly. It's at least directly proportional but I'm pretty sure it's squared). So some things will just always be out of reach for bigger guys. Not the top shelves though hehehehahheahhoohoh 😂 (😭)
I love how open Steve is about his fears/apprehensions about certain features. Very relatable for the viewers to hear that from such a high level rider. And he always ends up sending it lol
You guys really do make these insane features seem like a walk in the park. If anything Steve's crash only shows how much control you guys have and really demonstrates what a tiny variance can turn into. Great video as always!!
Steve’s an absolute champ for popping up after that crash. Nothing but respect for what you guys are doing. Crashes like that are part of the sport unfortunately. Have plenty of scars from my riding but I’m no where close to your guys’ level. Honestly though, that pain, and learning from it, is what keeps me coming back to mountain biking. And the comradery of helping your riding partner get back on their bike and keep pushing… man, that’s the spice of life right there
Yes, at the End of this Video he was holding his wrist. Glad to see him standing up after this crash. All the best wishes to Steve. Greets from Germany, where we don't have these slaps. More advice for healing a wrist ask Eric😶
@@remymetailler bring some ductape next time....never know. he could have taped his wrist of some bandaid. good he is fine after that. keep up the cool vids. ps Steven had a dutch last name......1 of 2 generatie Nederlander in America? you'll figure it out what it means ;-)
I was literally holding my breath, as I already knew the end result. GNARLY!!! Super cool to see you lads ride these absolutely sick lines. Heal up quick, Steve!
One of the best MTB video I have seen. I really appreciate your explanation and how you prepare the difficult chunk with Steve. I felt the roughness of the track!
Dude so glad Steve’s okay. Those features were insane and require such perfect precision. Reminds me of a quote, “In the mind of the beginner, the possibilities are endless. In the mind of the master, there is only one.”
My last crash was on a steep hill. I was inexperienced and went down the hill perfectly. When I got to the bottom I pulled too hard on the front brake and flipped over the handlebars. I have to tell you I love your channel - keep up the hard riding.
So sorry for Steve. After a whole day of nailing stuff… Great content Remy! Are you guys playing to scare each other out with sketchy cliffs? 😆 So much control. 👏👏👏 Bravo.
Absolutely incredible riding! Your videos with Steve are my favorite, I feel they go even more in depth than normal. Looking forward to more! I need to go find some slabs! Hope Steve heals up quickly!
Good to see Steve was still able to stand, walk and seat beside Remy reviewing how he crashed. Hope Steve will be back fast.🤙🏼 Remy is one of the most precise rider I’ve known. Hoping to see him in person one day.🤙🏼 I just missed him 30mins away when he was in Kicking Horse.😅
Man you guys are beasts. Seriously crazy stuff! I hope Steves recovery is fast and good also love that he's always rocking the full face. I hate seeing crashes, makes my stomach drop. Maybe you guys need a flowy video for a change not huge and gnarly 😂
Hey Remy, I found your channel recently and enjoy it very much. You have a humble vibe and your instruction is a nice change from some of the other channels I have seen. Keep up the good work and I'll keep tuning in!
All the best for a speedy recovery Steve 👍 Following Remy down any gnarly trails must be so scary, Remy can literally shred anything and is such a mega, epic skilled rider, massive respect to Steve and any rider who is brave enough to follow Remy down any gnarly tracks, seriously 🤘 Thank you for the wicked video content once again 👌
Guys these are the most exhilarating MTB videos in the internet!. Love the production, advises, great vibe and of course the talent of both of you... Keep it up 🙏
It's nice to see you Remy pulling big stuff, but it's even more fun to see your guests pushing their limits. Never cool to see someone crash though. Especially Steve which is a really cool and humble guy. At least your crash was when trying something most human would not even think possible. My last one was on a track fairly easy. Just a little lack of attention, sliped and I hurt my shoulder during the fall. Now it's physio every day to be back on my feet and going to BC in a month! Cheers guys. Thank a lot for all the inspiring content.
Hey, great Vlog again Remy. I currently recover also a mistake that costs me 6 weeks of keeping my shoulder fixed after surgery. Wrong brake at the wrong time after some airtime. Keep on rolling and continue your brilliant videos. Greets from Germany
love you guys commitment to pushing the boundaries , things go wrong for sure , but not for the want of trying to do these crazy things safely , heal up soon Steve
That was so Gnarly. You guys are really insane. We get goose bumps just watching you guys. But it is so awesome seeing how you guys tackle the most gnarly trails in the world. I can only dream on doing shit like that. Koodos to both. You guys inspire. Hope he didn't hurt himself to bad on that last crash.
Heal up Steve - he's been involved in some of my favourite vids this year - not sure he realises the impact hes having in mtb right now! Your both really capturing the knar and stoke that's central to the riding I love - keep at it fellas - inspirational stuff
Most people would need an ambulance or a undertaker wiping out where Steve did and at that speed but he just walked away from it with a few bruises, these guys are true pros, wow!!
This is awesome to watch. I fell last week on in-n-out burger and it REALLY hurt, thankfully didn't break anything but lost a lot of skin! I feel much better knowing it's actually a crazy slab! One day I hope I'll have the brake control and mental agility to conquer it.
Insane video, Remy and Steve....sorry to see you crash at the end of the day Steve. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Keep up the awesome Shred videos Remy. Cheers from Perth Australia. 👌👍👊🤘🤙🤘😜
I hope Steve is okay. This was a great video. It was cool to see expert riders demonstrate that their high level of skill is based on control and brains!
Steve is such a sick rider, awesome feature on Pinkbike about him with some sweet pics. Sucks about the injury, crash looked bad! Such a bad area to crash.
Really cool dude Steve !Glad he was alright! It's also very appreciated when he talks and sometimes looks at the camera....made me feel like he was talking to me!!! lol
Sick video! All the Alice lake goodies. Healing vibes to Steve! The margin for error on that In N Out gap is so small, 1 foot too far and explosion... you’ll be back!
Holy shit i thought is was gonna die. Respect for the features you guys do. Stay safe man. Ps: remy you are some sort of god im sure. This is just insane
What an awesome camera angle, for the first time it really looks as gnarly as it is! Wide lenses doesnt work great :) Awesome work guys, high quality material as always! :)
Ah man, that gap is insane and so scary. He knew it too, it seemed like he was questioning it the entire time, but then got a little over-confident on the second attempt since he managed to scrape by on the first unscathed. That's my armchair analysis!
Tell me about your last crash you had recently? Thanks for clicking here and supporting me! alnk.to/1MVQxBy
I separated my shoulder trying to hit a gap jump called “The Compressor!”
th-cam.com/video/IznTYWbdQGE/w-d-xo.html
I managed to do 20km single track for Ride for Heart 3 weeks later 90% recovered - over $1,400 raised so far so it was totally worth it!
It wasn't too recently but I was flying down the trail and came into a blind corner. There was a girl walking her dog and I had to fly off trail to crash. I rolled into a bunch of cactus. I guess I'm glad I didn't crash into them.
caught my little finger on a tree on a steep right hand berm,went straight back and done it again before i lost my nerve
My last one: got up a short, sharp rock feature without enough speed or balance, rolled off to the side, and hit the ground 6ft down. THANK THE MTN BIKE GODS it was flat dirt (everywhere else has rocks, roots, stumps) but still broke a rib and damaged the shoulder. And the day was going so well till then too! 😝
We practiced a new step up gap jump. I lost control in the air and otbeed into the bushes 😂🤟
This is what MTB is about for me. Going fast on a DH track or doing tricks is awesome, but for me riding gnarly stuff while staying in control is what I like the most in this sport. The level of skill and control shown here is mindblowing, even if something goes wrong at some point. Best MTB content on the internet, period.
Thank you!
Yes, I take it seriously. Like an Alex Honnald approach. If I am going to ride something I am very sure I can do it, I want to be good not lucky. And when these people are riding stuff like this, you can damn near call it Alex Honnald spec anyways. I can see Remy has the same approach.
100%
MTB is about having fun for me, whatever gets you pumped.
@@zed5129 well don’t take it too seriously. It’s a mental concept / approach to managing risk, not comparing the actual sports. But still, some of these features these guys are riding, mistakes could result in death.
MORE VIDEOS WITH STEVE! By far my favorite guest of yours, and one of my favorite riders. Get him on the channel more often!
We already shot another video with him!
Steve's Canadian-ness makes me proud
It's crazy, I see Remy ride these slabs and I literally laugh out loud, and shake my head in disbelief. His control blows my mind. Remy: land front wheel first, so you can brake faster🤯
That is the trick!
😅again I read this and laugh out loud.
@@remymetailler Where do you position on your bike to land front wheel first and slow down without flipping over
@@malakairowan6875 kick ass brakes help, too
Not to diminish Remy's skill which I'm sure is legendary, but a big factor when breaking is also rider weight. Double mass means four time the break distance! (If I recall correctly. It's at least directly proportional but I'm pretty sure it's squared). So some things will just always be out of reach for bigger guys. Not the top shelves though hehehehahheahhoohoh 😂 (😭)
I love how open Steve is about his fears/apprehensions about certain features. Very relatable for the viewers to hear that from such a high level rider. And he always ends up sending it lol
This is true leadership.
You guys really do make these insane features seem like a walk in the park. If anything Steve's crash only shows how much control you guys have and really demonstrates what a tiny variance can turn into. Great video as always!!
Steve’s an absolute champ for popping up after that crash. Nothing but respect for what you guys are doing.
Crashes like that are part of the sport unfortunately. Have plenty of scars from my riding but I’m no where close to your guys’ level. Honestly though, that pain, and learning from it, is what keeps me coming back to mountain biking. And the comradery of helping your riding partner get back on their bike and keep pushing… man, that’s the spice of life right there
What a gnarly crash. Steve is such a legend for trying that gap again after almost exploding the first time. Heal up fast
I love how you guys are so humble and low key and it's the gnarliest sh** ever 😂🤯
Maybe it was a different crash.. but according to his Instagram, Steve broke his wrist. Was this the crash, Remy?
It was this crash! He thought it was just a little sprain at first...
Yes, at the End of this Video he was holding his wrist. Glad to see him standing up after this crash. All the best wishes to Steve. Greets from Germany, where we don't have these slaps. More advice for healing a wrist ask Eric😶
Wow
Oh, no! What a bummer after such a good day and so many firsts! ☹️ Congratulation to your successes and get well soon, Steve 🤘🏽
@@remymetailler bring some ductape next time....never know. he could have taped his wrist of some bandaid. good he is fine after that. keep up the cool vids. ps Steven had a dutch last name......1 of 2 generatie Nederlander in America?
you'll figure it out what it means ;-)
This is no joke. You guys are legendarily insane.
Steve's a beast for walking away on that one. Love watching the Remy, Steve and Yoann vids. So much gnar.
I was literally holding my breath, as I already knew the end result. GNARLY!!! Super cool to see you lads ride these absolutely sick lines. Heal up quick, Steve!
Same
Love the synergy with these guys! Best mtb content when it comes to next level riding and showing how it is done the most safe way possible!
One of the best MTB video I have seen. I really appreciate your explanation and how you prepare the difficult chunk with Steve. I felt the roughness of the track!
Man that was sick, I'm so glad that Steve is OK and didn't get seriously hurt.
I saw this when it first came out and was blown away.
It is still great.
Hope it stays on youtube forever
Man this is so hard to watch knowing the injury is coming, what an epic day though, hope Steve heals up nicely!
So gnarly! Happy he is ok! And man Remy, you are by far my all time favorite rider, its amazing your bike control man
I appreciate that!
Ooof! Big respect for both of you guys. Glad he's fine! How is the bike? Some say it was found by a trawler in the Strait of Georgia
Steve saying “that makes no sense to me,” shows the insane level you guys ride at. And it was pretty hilarious.
Wow amazing video as always Remy, love that cooperation with Steve hope he gets well soon.
Thank you!
Dude so glad Steve’s okay. Those features were insane and require such perfect precision. Reminds me of a quote, “In the mind of the beginner, the possibilities are endless. In the mind of the master, there is only one.”
My last crash was on a steep hill. I was inexperienced and went down the hill perfectly.
When I got to the bottom I pulled too hard on the front brake and flipped over the handlebars. I have to tell you I love your channel - keep up the hard riding.
Merci!
So sorry for Steve. After a whole day of nailing stuff… Great content Remy! Are you guys playing to scare each other out with sketchy cliffs? 😆 So much control. 👏👏👏 Bravo.
So good as usual. Makes we wanna go ride, to bad it’s pouring out. You, Steve and Johann are all amazing.
Glad Steve is all good
Absolutely incredible riding! Your videos with Steve are my favorite, I feel they go even more in depth than normal. Looking forward to more! I need to go find some slabs! Hope Steve heals up quickly!
Holy crap!! Those few run ups to that last gap for In & Out got me all nervous for Steve.. beasts!!! Thanks for providing such epic footages.
Good to see Steve was still able to stand, walk and seat beside Remy reviewing how he crashed. Hope Steve will be back fast.🤙🏼
Remy is one of the most precise rider I’ve known. Hoping to see him in person one day.🤙🏼 I just missed him 30mins away when he was in Kicking Horse.😅
Next year. we go back to Golden!
Mind blowing duo! Added to my favorites technical playlist! Awesome!
Thanks for another great video, and get well soon, Steve! You guys have great chemistry... makes us feel like we're riding along with you
Man you guys are beasts. Seriously crazy stuff! I hope Steves recovery is fast and good also love that he's always rocking the full face. I hate seeing crashes, makes my stomach drop. Maybe you guys need a flowy video for a change not huge and gnarly 😂
Hey Remy, I found your channel recently and enjoy it very much. You have a humble vibe and your instruction is a nice change from some of the other channels I have seen. Keep up the good work and I'll keep tuning in!
Thank you sir!
All the best for a speedy recovery Steve 👍
Following Remy down any gnarly trails must be so scary, Remy can literally shred anything and is such a mega, epic skilled rider, massive respect to Steve and any rider who is brave enough to follow Remy down any gnarly tracks, seriously 🤘
Thank you for the wicked video content once again 👌
Wow!! Unbelievable skill and control for both riders! Steve, hope you heal up soon!
Oh no! I hope he heals soon!
Guys these are the most exhilarating MTB videos in the internet!. Love the production, advises, great vibe and of course the talent of both of you... Keep it up 🙏
Great video as always and hope Steve heals up fast. I knew he was injured from his IG and damn you guys put in a ton of work this day. Thanks guys.
Great video - sad end! All the best Steve.
Rémy, take care of him...
Best wishes from Germany...
It's nice to see you Remy pulling big stuff, but it's even more fun to see your guests pushing their limits. Never cool to see someone crash though. Especially Steve which is a really cool and humble guy. At least your crash was when trying something most human would not even think possible. My last one was on a track fairly easy. Just a little lack of attention, sliped and I hurt my shoulder during the fall. Now it's physio every day to be back on my feet and going to BC in a month! Cheers guys. Thank a lot for all the inspiring content.
All of these are just insane. Super glad Steve was ok. Next level stuff 100%.
Solid Job out there Steve! Remy you are from a different planet!
Wow E.T!
You guys are amazing. So much control, its great to see these videos.
If Steve held onto that, would've made for an epic run. Hope he heals up well. Keep the gnar coming. Love it.
really nice video and the terrain is awesome
thanks again and again for taking it to a higher level and share the knowledge and inspiration
The 'boop' fistbump at 12:39 is gold, what a gem
Hey, great Vlog again Remy. I currently recover also a mistake that costs me 6 weeks of keeping my shoulder fixed after surgery. Wrong brake at the wrong time after some airtime. Keep on rolling and continue your brilliant videos. Greets from Germany
love you guys commitment to pushing the boundaries , things go wrong for sure , but not for the want of trying to do these crazy things safely , heal up soon Steve
That was so Gnarly. You guys are really insane. We get goose bumps just watching you guys. But it is so awesome seeing how you guys tackle the most gnarly trails in the world. I can only dream on doing shit like that. Koodos to both. You guys inspire. Hope he didn't hurt himself to bad on that last crash.
Super awesome. It is humbling to see how good you guys are.
Heal up Steve - he's been involved in some of my favourite vids this year - not sure he realises the impact hes having in mtb right now! Your both really capturing the knar and stoke that's central to the riding I love - keep at it fellas - inspirational stuff
That means so much to me! Thanks
What's crazy about Rémy is that he's sooooo cool following those gnarly riders ! Sounds like he's getting an ASMR massage while riding !!
Great riding as always guys - hope you are healing up well Steve
Last crash- small drop just unlucky landing on right elbow. Surgery went well 6-12 weeks recovery. Great ride guys - super scary stuff you riding
Most people would need an ambulance or a undertaker wiping out where Steve did and at that speed but he just walked away from it with a few bruises, these guys are true pros, wow!!
This is awesome to watch. I fell last week on in-n-out burger and it REALLY hurt, thankfully didn't break anything but lost a lot of skin! I feel much better knowing it's actually a crazy slab! One day I hope I'll have the brake control and mental agility to conquer it.
This is just so gnarly… 🤘😎 That error margin is so fine… 😱 Fair play to both of you. 👍
Great video! Appreciate the skills! Glad Steve is okay!! Both of you are awesome!! So much admiration!! Inspiring!!
Wow🤯 I bet there are only a handful of riders out there that are this good!Prayers for Steve's quick recovery!
Great Video Remy! Glad to see Steve is alright! Those type of crashes are always a dousy!
Such good content Rémy. Love watching you and Steve ride. Gnarly crash, what a beast.
Remy and Steve, great episode. Where can I buy a pair of pants that Steve is wearing in this episode. Yeh buddy 👍
Steve is the best thing to happen to gnarly MTB TH-cam. Dude, you're that man! 🤘🤘
Thanks Nicholas!
Insane video, Remy and Steve....sorry to see you crash at the end of the day Steve. Wishing you a speedy recovery. Keep up the awesome Shred videos Remy. Cheers from Perth Australia. 👌👍👊🤘🤙🤘😜
Woah! Hell of a crash, that! Glad to see Steve is ok! Ad always, great riding, boys!
Keep safe out there! 🤟🏼
Dude! That was insane Steve! Props!
Totalement insane 😲
Quelle technique de fou et surtout des explications ultra précises et détaillées, "The Professor of mtb", bravo 👏👍
You guys are fucking monsters ! So much to learn watching you three with Yoann. Thanks for that !
I hope Steve is okay. This was a great video. It was cool to see expert riders demonstrate that their high level of skill is based on control and brains!
Must be steeper than it looks on video... so crazy to ride these features ! Glad to hear that Steve only broke his wrist. Heal up well
Pushing hard on a long day- guess you need to keep the momentum but don't mind us if you call it earlier! Rest up Steve. Stunning as always
Neither him or I thought he would have crashed. We would not have done it otherwise.
Big up Steve. He committed on so much stuff here!
Steve is such a sick rider, awesome feature on Pinkbike about him with some sweet pics. Sucks about the injury, crash looked bad! Such a bad area to crash.
Great riding, you guys are excellent riders
19:00 i wish i could watch a video of myself doing it before doing it for the first time O_O
Big day at the office !!! Insane job
Really cool dude Steve !Glad he was alright! It's also very appreciated when he talks and sometimes looks at the camera....made me feel like he was talking to me!!! lol
Sick video! All the Alice lake goodies. Healing vibes to Steve! The margin for error on that In N Out gap is so small, 1 foot too far and explosion... you’ll be back!
Great vidio. Riding was next level throughout. Heal up Steve
its hard to fathom how big this gap is and how steep In & out burger is until you're there. Steves a beast, cant wait for the redemption video!
Good guys .... Your videos are really a huge inspiration to me. Congratulations from Italy
Gracie mille!
Upping up the bar, Every time! Great (crazy) content! Thanks a lot Remy!
Crazy guys.... really great clip and riding.
Best Regards
Dirk
Heal up steve.. and cant wait to see you back in those slab!!! Please finish it buddy
This was sick, you guys are insane! LOVE IT!
Has his bike stopped falling yet? 😳
such good content. feel you are part of the session, working through the process.
Holy shit i thought is was gonna die.
Respect for the features you guys do. Stay safe man.
Ps: remy you are some sort of god im sure. This is just insane
Gnarly man! That took a LOT of balls. Hope he and the bike are all good.
What an awesome camera angle, for the first time it really looks as gnarly as it is! Wide lenses doesnt work great :) Awesome work guys, high quality material as always! :)
Again... Sick level. Biiiig thumbs up to both of you! You were riding the spindrift in mullet right? Cheers
Yes
I wanna see Steve’s frame. That first crack was so loud. Gnarly to say the least🤌🏻
Your style and skill is so impressive, really trying to copy you in my riding!!
Ah man, that gap is insane and so scary. He knew it too, it seemed like he was questioning it the entire time, but then got a little over-confident on the second attempt since he managed to scrape by on the first unscathed. That's my armchair analysis!
Maaaaan! One day I'll come to watch it in real life! this is sooooo gnarly...I even can't imagine
You two are NUTS!
Even if you're a reasonable rider yourself .... every Remy edit is like watching something mind blowing in your own sport. Always a rush 👊
You guys are amazing.
Off season vid from Steve, must watch, pretty damn cool.
Thank you! Loved making that one
Such high level tech skills. Brilliant
Massive respect for that level of commitment. Clearly didn't fancy it, had a massive accident, analysed it for next time.