Riding the Most Technical Bike Trail in Squamish | Treasure Trail
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
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What did you think of this trail? Should I explain more how I ride the features? Let me know! @remymetailler
Very good video and clear
I really like hearing your commentary while riding! "little gap", "drop", "a pedal stroke here", "right pedal down for more grip". It would be even better to get a profile view of you riding some of the features. The camera doesn't really show how big the drops are or how steep the rolls are.
oh for sure the Gopro makes it look flat and easy. You will be surprise how it is on real life. Well I will have plenty of video shoot by another filmer, but due to social distancing, it might be a while.
Yea mate, loved the cheat codes.
Yes!👍🏻
Rémy, I have the greatest amount of respect for your verbal decision making process and avoiding certain features at this time. Way to set a great example on riding well within your skill limits. Cheers!
Thank you Patrick! I never promote risk. Especially not right now. I enjoy seeing controlled riding. Not loose.
yeah it's a pretty unique style and system he's got, the only thing like it on the web i think.
That is one of the toughest trails here in Squamish, Remy makes it look so easy, trust me, IT'S NOT!
Cheers buddy
Yeah it pretty tough! Never cleaned it 😬
@@arthurcarre1 Just rode it today! So epic. First time riding it and it was the same for us because everything is so gnarly we wanted to look at it before riding it.
There is no right or wrong way to build a trail. It's about passion and interpretation. I love the flavour of Treasure and Pleasure trail. I find the run-outs and site lines are very friendly. My heart goes out to the builder. Hope he has a new home soon. Remy I'm impressed with your making the call not to do stunts that are wet and looking sketchy.
Things I've started to work on since I stated watching Remy's video's
Open your lines
Walk features before just going for it
brake control
keeping momentum
up hills suck!
keep shredding Remy ! thanks for the video's !
Awesome! You are a good student. Don't forget "hold your bars, and drop" ahaha
@@remymetailler and the " POP "
I'm comfortable sitting here and watching you on TH-cam. I'm also going to stick with what I am comfortable with.
Keep on it. Watch it several times, and share it so all tour friends stay comfortable too!
@@remymetailler That trail looks ridiculously fun. Right now, I'd have three broken collar bones and a huge air-lift bill. Would be fun to get to the point where I could ride down that trail semi-safely. You need some sketchiness to feel extra alive.
Even when riding "chill" and super techy/impossible trails, Rémy is one of the most inspiring riders on youtube. Awesome stuff dude!
Thanks I appreciate that! Thanks for sharing the video
What an awesome send. Mad respect for admitting that you didn’t feel comfortable with the skinny (YET), and not taking the unnecessary risk.
Thank you!
I "rode" (skipped a few features) that trail when visiting a year ago. Squamish is beautiful and has world class trails. You definitely made it look way easier than I remember it being. I think your confidence is contagious because I want to return and I think after watching you, I would try the features I skipped before. Love your videos!
Thank you for bringing light to Andrew's situation!
I messaged him and asked him if he would want that. I hope it helps.
I really enjoy watching these trail previews, they are so much different from everyone else's footage just because you are speaking out loud about what line you take and why. For sure has helped me think about what line I am taking when riding down my local trails! Keep up the good work!
Thanks! Plenty more comming!
Just discovered this channel whilst recovering from a mountain bike stack about two weeks ago, great videos. Thanks very much.
Nice, welcome!
Your commentary is the perfect soundtrack to this unbelievable trail!
Gouranga has been around since I first started riding these trails in the early 90's. that was on 2 inch front forks, rigid rear and cantilever/vbrakes. times have changed...at 65 I figured i had earned an Ebike and bought a Norco Sight VLT. its time to revisit this trail as it looks in much better shape than I remember
No age to own an Ebike but good on you for still biking at 65! See you on the trails!
Very kind of you to honor Amanda and Andrew.
Thanks for another great trail ride and explaining what you chose to ride. I don't know if I'll ever get out west to ride this trail, I need to be _much_ better on the bike. These are hard times for a lot of people. Thanks for doing this for Andrew, I made a small donation, hope it works out for Amanda and Andrew.
Thanks a lot! Squamish has plenty of easier trails. Pay a visit when this situation improves. Thank you!
Thanks for another great video. Total respect for your views and comments on risk.
Thanks
I really admire how you emphasize risk vs reward in most of your videos. You encourage gradual progress and practice to the craft. Esp in this time of pandemic, we dont want extra body in the hospital to use up our resources if its preventable to begin with. Love you videos as always!
Riding that trail reminds me of the research that's been done on "Forrest Bathing." Studies on phytoncides has shown to have great health benefits. I can't wait to get back on the trail! Thanks Remy! Y'all should look it up. It's pretty cool!
I think it s intresting how you are commenting your riding ! You are saying what you are doing. I don t know a other TH-camr who is doing it like you ! Nice job and riding 👍
Awesome ride with awesome skills and awesome trails.
You are riding next level and we look all you Videos so happily with the complete Family 👍
That's awesome thank you!
I remember getting to ride this with Andrew when he first built it so felt lucky to learn all the tricks from him. But to see Andrew ride or climb is simply amazing because much like yourself, you make it look so damn easy. Did you know Andrew built Pleasure as an up trail as well for his trials bike? Thank you for sharing his Go Fund Me. You rock!
Thank you Johnny! Yes I know Andrew built Pleasure for Trial's Bike. He told me about it when I met him while riding Trials! That's awesome, I have never rode pleasure on the Moto! Will do.
What a perfect Trail preview! Love your style to explain the riding Line. Nice! 😎👌🏼
Thank you! Share it with your friends!
Remy you are probably my favourite rider and your TH-cam videos are amazing! Keep it up!!!
The color of that fork is beautiful!
What a sick trail! Its funny, in my time riding, places like Whistler, Kamloops, Revelstoke, Golden.. my worst crash I've had was not going fast, or jumping.. it was on a wood feature, going no more than 1km/h. Back tire slipped out on the wet wood, i caught myself on my hand, and my wrist has never been the same since
Doesnt ride the skinny because its too dangerous.... then nose manuals the steepest rock face. Sick riding as always!
I know my weaknesses and my strength.... Skinnies are not my strength!
Wow that trail is amazing! Good riding Rémy and koodos to the trail builders!
I like how he says "knear" the same way Barelli does haha
Very nice technical ride
this trail is like Megan fox; so beautiful but unfortunately unrideable for me
Ahahaha. Never day unrideable. You never know...
youre so good at commentating remy!
Remy - I'm assuming you are using an USWE GoPro mount or similar? Sorry if you covered that before. Watching this today on an 86" TV was EPIC. Chapeau!
Hey Ian, the Gopro is mounted on my visor. I use a Camelbak chase vest!
You have got some serious skills man. Nice video!
Wow, what a trail.
Best video to watch at quarantine! Greeting's from Russia!)
Hey Russia!
Love your attitude on those no good skinnies. I’ve bent my derailleur too many times slipping off those fuq kairs. No thrill when cleaning them. Depression when losing the argument (bending, breaking something). Like a grating GF (or BF as protagonist may be) you don’t get rid of due to inertia. As my life is far too short. I’ve just committed to no more skinnies and more beautiful lithe jump trails.
Holy! Remy man you made this look like a walk on the park! Great video and great cause my dude!
Thanks!
That's one hell of a trail. Would love to ride with you.
imagine watching these vids in VR!!
That really sucks about the builders house!!
Such a cool trail though, haven't rode this one yet. thank you for showcasing it!
I think your explanation of how you ride it was sufficient. If you need more explanation than that you shouldn't be riding this trail lol.
Thanks for the entertainment!
Wowww!!! Yeee we want to see more about how
Hello Remy, can you tell me if you’re running 27.5 or 29 wheels, and little bit reason why? Thank you Remy!
Hey I ride an interesting set up... Always a 29 front wheel for me!
I wouldn't be able to finish one single feature but it's amazing to watch you do it haha
Wow Amazing !!! Your skill Level is amazing!! Greets from germany
Thank you!
so sick dude this is your videos at there best!
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Hey remy. I watched alot of different channels and your videos are the ones that keep me from getting to sleep at night lol. You put out some wikid wikid footage. Thx man.
Thank you!
Great video Thanks for Helping Andrew! FYI Rémy nose manual est normalement fait sans utilisation du frein avant! merci! ;)
Thanks! Correct, it is a steppe. I used the word nose manual for about 20 years... that's why.
what a trail!
it looks so easy on you 😜✌️👍
You shred bro awesome
video
Thanks! Can't wait to actually let go the brakes! I feel really good right now, but taking it easy due to the situation.
another awesome video. Donation made 👍
Remy, during these times I have been really trying to work on my skinnies because I usually don't ride them if they are under a foot wide but there are plenty to practice on that are on the ground and progressively get skinnier to help me improve in a really low risk environment. My question is where do you look while you ride a tight skinny. Normally, I am always looking ahead but yesterday I finally nailed a really long skinny that got down to about two tire widths wide on the last 15 feet and that attempt I tried something different and was looking nearly straight down in front of the tire to watch steering stability. Where do you prefer to look?
I prefer to scan the terrain: far, close, far, close, far..
My english is not good i hop u anderstend. 1. Way uzing so mach the front brex? 2. Do u know from ware is the name of the treil is 'goranga'?
I loooooooove your videos'🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
C'est définitivement un excellent tracé!!! Ça motive grave en cette période 🤤✌. Ça semble avoir tapé un peu à 8:05 non?? Lol
Oui. On dirait pas mais ce drop fait quasi 2m.
@@remymetailler ah oui je comprends mieux 😅
Killing it Remy 🤙
Tooooooooooooop!
This guy always calling a stoppie a nose manual, LOL!
Shame shame shame!
Great video! This is your forte!
Awesome video. I've noticed you don't run your EDC tool in your steerer tube, why is that?
SBigDrop good point. I represent Topeak and use their multi tool I carry on the front pocket of my vest pack. Actually even faster to reach.
It's so funny how you downplay how good you are at climbing. You aren't bad at all. It's also funny to hear one of the best in the world at riding technical stuff say to himself "sucks to suck" about his own riding.
Well I m being honest. I know my strength, and I definitely know my weaknesses ahaha
Great video, man those trails look unreal! Have you lost your EDC tool though, I noticed it missing in the last couple of edits
McPhee MTB no not missing. I use a Topeak tool that I keep on the front pocket of my Camelbak vest. Super easy access.
Are you running tire inserts?
No insert. 20 and 18psi for this trail
oh cool 👍
Je trouve ça super que tu partages c’est 😎 cool
what riding glasses do you use Remy??
Hey this times I used the Julbo Rush! with the reactive glass!
What tires do you use on that bike? I want to get new tires and those seem like they have really good grip.
Hey they are the E*thirteen LG1r. You can check the link and n my description and get 20% off using the code REMY20 on www.ethirteen.com
Ok thanks. Didn't expect you to respond... 😂
Nice!
Nice one. Can we ever see some chest cam.
Yes, soon
Hey! Remy are u using a 29er Bike here?
Do the Hayes brakes need much maintaince?
I never bleed mine. They feel good and consistent, so I do not change anything. Brake pads also last a very long time. I have not replaced mine of my new bike yet.
oh man he lost his house in the fire ? breaks my heart hearing that , all from a idiot burning a brush pile
How many meters do you look ahead when you'r ridding?
As far as I can. Looking ahead gives you more time to react, adapt the best body position but also allows you to take the best line.
Cool
Salut ! Super vidéo comme dab, dis moi tu film en hero 8 ?
Oui en Hero 8
What glasses do you use ?
Ps sick video as per usual
i wonder if french, is your native language? :-) But no matter what, you are awesome!!!
Yes I am french
Remy, we get it -- you're a boss at riding, and if you're filming, you've probably been down the trail at least 10 times prior and know every turn.
You don't need to say you're being extra safe, or justify taking "risks" because your riding level's on a whole other level than the average shmuck like me. Just go out and ride, and let the peanut gallery here shout down anybody who says you're taking unjustified risks
Actually this was my second time ever on the first 2/3 of the trail. I went early 2017 with my friend Quentin (who ate poo on the 2nd rock face. It was pooring down that day. Since I had not come back. I rode the bottom third in 2016 for a video. Over 4 years ago. So the riding on that video was first ride, except the one skinny I used for the thumbnail that I did on the way up (notice how I had gloves on). I'm not worried about keybord warrior. If they think this is encouraging people to take risks, they probably should never watch any sport on TV...
Man that looks so technical, Great video once again, I am trying to grow my MTB youtube channel, got any tips?
Oh well I'm not the best guy to ask. My TH-cam channel is not as successful as I would like it to be despite putting some hard work. I should take example myself on what other TH-camrs do...
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salut, t’es pas un Francais???
Can you make an in depth video on your DVO suspension setup? I’d love to hear how a pro does it compared to my setup!
Check out my Bike Check video 2 or 3 videos ago. I talk about it.
Note to self. Don't ride this for the first time in the wet
First time I rode this is was raining hard. I survived, but that was not so fun...
Si tu vois ce message c'est que je trouve que tu à un accent très français
oui car je suis français peut être?
@@remymetailler oui trop coule
"Ta mère " a 3:16 😂
dislikes are road bikers
First
His voice tho 🤤
3:19 noo... WHY... CLIPS...i din't expect from you to riding clips pedals
Clips all the way!!
Why not?
@@remymetailler i think it's to risky for you because you are tricky on the trails
@@jpurden327 i will never can't ride clips bro,it's so skechy...
@@AntonisMoutsios your loss