Dude, you have a great narrator voice!

Congrats Dale. You passed the 100k views. Your channel deserves so much more !

Watching this video makes me realize two questions: 1) Why are mountain bikers obsessed with really narrow skinny ramps? 2) Why are mountain bikers obsessed with barely squeezing between trees? Just seems like a deathwish.

1) fun 2) I agree here! 😅

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I too am glad Dave did not die that day, his POV is pretty terrifying. Thanks for the awesome trail, I'm sure there will be a ton of smiling faces on it in the years to come! 🙂

Hi Eric!

Hello Eric!

Hello Eric from bcpov!

Gday Eric

As much as I'll remember the sketchy wood in the bonus clip, the new line is far, far better. An awesome surprise. 🙂 Thanks for all of your hard work Bobby!

This man is a menace, he hasnt changed his pfp for 16 years

same remy wanna ride whis

10/10 would watch.

@@Sadokist Get ready for it!

I waiting for the Video Rémy☝🏼

I was very surprised as they hadn't been shown yet! 🙈

I’m for the life of me I thought he was saying “nice sperm” smh

Tell him you'll unsubscribe if he doesn't. 😉

Thanks algorithm! 📈🚀

I think you could pretty easily ride more than half of the mountain as is! 🙂

@@DaleStone thanks for the encouragement! (Although I was referring more specifically to the trails you ride and post, and not what I’d hit if I went there lol!)

Says alot about the thought that went into preserving trail flow when it all rides so smooth! 🙂

@@DaleStone Yep, I'd like to try to hit it all in one go. I found the Yu'kan do it drop and the stump gap a bit much for me on the day, but I enjoyed bobsled and huck finn. I didn't do a top to bottom though just to feel it all come together. Having a tow-in would help, but Eric was injured when I went out and wasn't any help at all :) Some of those features have no frame of reference - they feel really unique.

That's super interesting as I didn't think much about the Yu'kan, but Bob's Bobsled took ages! Love how everyone has unique views of the same trail.

It's something I've always considered, but has to be very carefully executed on. tl;dr: the industry is smaller than you think, so don't be picky with a specific company in mind. 🙂

Huh, that's pretty neat!

Took me a few days to get this one, but well played! 😂

@James T Dale, "That is big" looking at the shark fin. Call Van Girl Yuka to show how it's done!!! 😁

That sounds pretty exciting! What exactly are you looking for? All of these videos (most Eric's) are public and do a great job of explaining things. You're welcome to clip anything from this one if you don't reupload it yourself!

Good luck with your hard work!

@@DaleStone Hey! So I´ve been in touch the the land owner of the forest for almost 9 months now and we could agree on a really nice area with the goal to build around 22+km of trail in the next years. Now it´s on me to present our concept to the administration of the county because their departments for nature/water protection need to approve the project and they would like to have some material that shows how everything will look like and what impact on the nature these trails will have, they are interested in the building materials and so on. I can tell them a lot which I did, but I also just need to show them something. You need to imagine that this part of the country is so densly populated, that all the forests are a nature preserve, protected biotopes, or under any other sort of protection. 2 hours far away in the highlands or in the mountains down south its a different ball game but here we need to do a lot for the reputation of mountain biking and be very diplomatic, because the comprehensive opinion still is that we are destroying the nature with our big low pressured tires. Now over the fb group I was able to get around 360 locals together and just recently I have founded the association together with 6 others from this group, achieved the non profit status and will be able to open the thing for new members soon. Nobody would talk with just a few people on bikes. But people take it serious and talk with you when you pop as a club with a critical mass of members. However, we all agreed on that people from an administration usually do not have a wider understanding of the bikers demands and we agreed on that I would show them how classic mtb trails flow/tech look like. They said "Can be any language and does not need to be a documentary - we just wanna get an understanding of it) But the German material from other good projects hmmm lets say they are not the real deal and if then theres no footage. So taking some screen shots and scenes of your videos and putting them in for example my power point presentations and so on is what I wanted to ask you for initially. I have no intention of uploading my material anywhere. But again: thanks for making these videos man. It´s cool to see good trails, classics and bangers just to get inspired. I would like to offer the people here real trails and show everyone that there can be solutions that will be awesome for everyone whos visiting the forest. :D

@@-tr0n Thanks mate. I appreciate that a lot! With good will and patience, everything will work out fine, I hope. We are almost there-

@@ANTheWhizkid hey mate, wondering where in germany since im from there.

Time to get back into things! 🤘

@@DaleStone you have no idea, but this vid was inspiring!

I mean occasionally we do, but that's usually intentional. 😉

You know it, gotta maintain the stoke! 🛎️

Thanks Nick, here's to hopefully many more! Haha

@@DaleStone there’s no doubt. 🤘

Thanks, let's see if I can keep things up! 😅

They don't call me Captain Cautious for nothing.

Wake me up when it happens! 😂

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no I think its cool too! it is very smooth! is it because the camera is attached to the person or?

Neck gimbal + heavy stabilization algorithm built into the camera!

@@DaleStone ohh! ty for replying! that's pretty neat