At 6:04 I wish they added the IFHT First Time on the North Shore vid

Great story. Really good footage of the features. Thanks for sharing.

Honestly thought this was all building up to a massive wooden feature in the badlands 😂😢

I can't wait till all this is over and I can finally make my trip out to Whistler/North Shore to experience the MTB mecca for the first time!

Eric: “Back when bikes were short and head angles were steep” Me: “Laughs on 2005 Santa Cruz”

I have watched many of your past videos and I really enjoy them very much. But this video Eric I have to say is one of the more interesting ones I've watched. I love the history of the old wooden features that the woods have slowly gobbled up, and comparing it with the evolution of the trails today. Well done as usual. Big fan of your videos. Keep it up :)

I love the documentary style approach for this video, really well done!

I’m so grateful to live in West Van, a 10 minute drive from Fromme.

That's me on the skinny roller coaster! (4:04) Awesome video dude!

Rad man, I grew up in Rossland in the 90's mountain bike scene... riding with Dave Swetland, Wade Simmons, and Chris Laurence (Kranked days). This style of riding is my pedigree. What a time that was! Thank you for this insanely nostalgic trip down memory lane!

I'll never remember the first (and so far only) time I fell in the water on Ladies Only. Middle of February, 6 inches of snow, loooong cold ride home at the end of the ride later lol.

The craftsmanship at this park is legendary just a bunch of lads enjoying life and making rad lines

You did a really really great job with the beginning of this vid! Keep up the good work!

I remember those days! Used to do these crazy skinnys as a kid and didn't think anything of it. Times have changed. Great video man, it really took me back!

Probably one of my favorite bike videos, great seeing the different types of trails and how bikes have changed over the years.... admit in many areas trails have been overly sanitized in the name of “flow”, one downside of this evolution....we didn’t have tech to loose

4:48 the go pro effect really takes place into he goes down

Great To See North Shore Up & Running! AMAZING & SUPERB TRAILS!

one of the best videos this year , I love the Northshore jank , not so keen on high skinnies , but they way you have to work out the trails to get any sort of flow is such a great challenge , and the forest is such a natural playground that the possibilities are endless

Defiantly sold me on these trails - excellent video! The wood features look amazing, better than zip-lining through a forest. I didn't realize I wasn't subscribed to you yet - I fixed that just now! Great content :)

Excellent storytelling...I wish we had this in our backyard!

Great video Eric, was really nice seeing my home trails and the stuff I love to ride. FYI the North Shore features were also featured in National Geographic and flying circus was I believe on the cover, not sure if I am remembering correctly .

This is one of my favorite bcpov videos so far. Amazing job

A development company was actually building new houses next to a trail that existed next to them. That company came and wrecked those trails up. One to two months later the trails were rebuilt and run 5x better. :)

I remember the days of going to the bike shop, buying the new Kranked video back in the 90's. We would rush home to see all the woodwork in the North Shore, then go out to our lame flat trails and try to build something but it never compared the trails like the reeper, dirt merchant and others.

9:51 Classic! "This is riding" lol

cheers to ya guys for taking the sleds down some of that tight stuff, I'm still on 26'ers... am going to mullet my 2015 enduro eventually, and just built up my old 2004 Brodie Holeshot with 2009 Fox Van 36 160mm coil's Ha it was built for that stuff 8) We had some of that fun on the Island back then too. Cheers to the builders!!!

I live south of Denver Colorado and we have a whole different kind of trails but there is still some north shore inspirations like roller coasters it goes to show that you can take inspiration from any where

I love you guys your such an inspiration I subscribed and put notifications you made me get addicted to mountain biking thank you so much

this is now one of my favorite channels

I really liked this format. One of the best mountain bike videos I've watched all month. Cheers!

Wow I remember watching tons of these videos when I first started riding. Thanks for this!

Sweet description of the Shore wood work. I still prefer the slow tight North Shore style . The modern fast flow is not the place I want to crash and for me its kind of boring. Great we have both! BTW you were killing it on that wood work!

Love north shore videos. This is one of the better ones I’ve seen!

Natural High had an awesome feature. It was removed to build the Fromme parking lot. It was a 30 ft log ride to a swiveling teeter totter. You got on it and it would turn down and to the right.

Great video! Hope the trail building is going well!

I still have some VHS tapes of those movies in a box somewhere. That was a wild time in mountain biking!

That was a fun history lesson on north shore features. Great commentary!

I absolutely loved watching the Froriders (Richie Schley, Brett Tipie, sorry forgot the third guy's name). Those early days of extreme free riding was other worldly.

Excellent video Eric! Love the historical perspective!

Nice crash course for the history of the north shore. I enjoyed it!

I love watching North Shore Features!

Love that Forbidden Druid, sounds like a Magic The Gathering card lol

I like that storytelling telling video format !

Great video Eric, thanks for the history lesson. I can't wait until I can fly to Canada and get back to BC, to visit my family and ride.

That was really interesting with all the background information and footage - nice job!

This is so Dope! Would love to ride these trails. Awesome woodworking too!

so look forward to travelling there next year. great footage

I think I remember seeing videos a long time ago that showed off these super high skinnies and features. I remember marveling about how anyone could do that. Now I'm into this sport like crazy and find myself considering (decidedly smaller) versions of these features.

hey! love the videos as always and i really enjoyed learning about the history of the shore, keep up the good work!

Hey Eric - this is one of your very best vids.

LOL, that footage of the old MTB with the rack in the back!

Nice hopping at 3:20 Eric!

Nice video bcpov the trail looks super fun

You're becoming a really good ride Eric!!!!

Love your all videos and sending lots of best wishes from Nepal 🇳🇵

5:54 nice reference to your first time riding at the north shore.

The wall rides work it's all about committing

Yes new vid!

This looks so fun!

Looks like an amazing place to ride :D I dont think we have anything like that in the UK :(

finally! a youtuber other than myself referencing drop in!

Flying circus is fun to walk down and see how it used to be 💯 love my home town the north shore has the most unique riding imo

Thanks for the history lesson on the shore 👊🤘

Awesome story! 🌟

Fun! That was a great video.

Wow awesome stuff. I couldnt ride any of it myself but great video and nice job out there!

Wow! I have to go try this.

I don't know what cameras they're using but, it looks amazing !

Gotta check out copper harbor Michigan sometime ! Not many north shore features really but beautiful flow and tech.

*AWESOME CONTENT*

Awesome story! Like watching a movie

I think that you guys should go ride in steamboat springs Colorado!

And that's how the trial extreme game started.

Amazing video dude, content just keeps getting better and better!

i ride mt seymour all the time its so much fun

are you going to be putting north shore woodwork in your trail

Really enjoyed this one.

Any idea which runs these are if they? I know its a load of different ones, probably spread out between Cypress / Froome & Seymour but for example I think Espresso on Froome is the one at 4:32

Love it.

I just biked espresso earlier today!

First KZfaq video I've watched in a while where I'm actually focused on it, and not just browsing the internet with it on in the background. Awesome video!

That is extreme!

you should use this as inspiration for your track

Have you thought of trying them trails on a old school mountain bike

I’m surprised that the police got involved with something as simple as this out in the woods, it’s like I’m sure they have more important things to do

Does anyone know what the song he used at the end is? It's such a chill vibe.

Wooow really nice trail, I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVEE NORT SHOREEEEEE :)

i remember using them vee brakes on those rainy days....

You should try to get out for a bcpov ride with Super T

The old days of 26ers and 500-600mm front bars

You have inspired me

I love riding down steep boulders and rocky boulders n shit they r soo fun

Is this a hint to what he’s building now?

I wonder, is it time to rebuild that trail? And make that wooden feature rideable again?

do they buy tthose nice flat logs or how do you make them?

3:52 CLENCH

nice stuff.

the flying cirus was actualy the name of the ww1 legend squadron of the red baron

Which trail is the first wall ride on

What color way is your bike? Doesn’t look brown so not sure