I'm a local to this area and have spent time building and riding these trails. This dirt jump spot is called I-Street. So nice to see you appreciate our stuff, even though it's scrappy and worn down.

So cool that you can show up thousands of miles away from your home base, and within a few minutes people are asking if you're Phil. Looking forward to this week's content!

The ease at which you hit blind trails and jumps is on point, but what’s even cooler is how easy you relate to people. Offering the young man safe advice is what makes you the top in this game. Great stuff. Can’t wait to see MOAB✌️

hey Phil you probably won't reply but I just want you to know that your content got me through a really hard time, i was severely depressed and watching your videos has helped me so much and they bring me so much joy you may have saved my life thanks for the content never stop i love you Phil

Such a cool spot! Also I love how responsible of you it was to talk less experienced riders out of dirt jumping.

Dude! Stoked you made it to I street! That place has shaped my biking over the last 3 years. Really awesome to see you riding it blind. Bummed the wind didn’t let up enough to safely hit the big step up on the backside. It’s a really fun jump and you’ve got air time for just about anything on it. Not sure if you’re familiar with Kurtis Downs, but he put in a ton of work building that and has done some really wild stunts on it. Finley Kirschenmann also did a cork 720 on it which was awesome to see in his Commencal edit.

Wow! not sure how come I missed this post, 9 months ago. It is so inspiring to watch your videos Phil. Thanks

I’m so appreciative of the way you interacted with those kids. You’re such a genuine good person. They say never meet your hero’s, but that’s not true in this case. You totally made those kids day!

You killed it on those jumps! My wife and I rode it for the first time today, and I’ll definitely be coming back with my full face to do more than Mainline!

Great advice regarding the dirt jumps, back in my noob days I went OTB over a dirt jump on my hardtail trail bike. Riding way above my pay grade at the time, broke 4 bones in my face and worst concussion of my life which I believe still affects me today.

Awesome how you chill with the locals immediately!

Great advice man about the dirt jumps with that young man. Sick as always man! Can't wait for the next adventure!

Awesome stuff dude! You show up anywhere and people will always, “hey Phil!”.

Great video Phil, you land so softly and in so much control.

I like how you make riding buds w strangers in 5 seconds. Better than riding alone.

Dude. You are my favorite channel to see pop on my feed. I love that folks always know who you are. I hope to see you on a trail one day. Like forget some hollywooder… I wanna ride with Phil

This is sooo awesome seeing you on my home turf! I love I street it’s like a playground a little kid would design in a sandbox.

Excellent session, dude! Looks like you all had a wonderful time.

This is my local park. Grew up building and riding the jumps there. The second line you did going west called money line is one me and my brother started. I am just getting back into the sport now after about 8 years and am so exited to get back there and see how much it has changed.

As an old fart rider, I really appreciate your ability to just go ride and vibe with the “youngsters”. That was great to watch.

I used to live just a few streets over from here, so this is cool to see. I Street originally wasn't built with permission and it's a great example of the value making jumps official brings to the community instead of destroying them.

I grew up watching your videos and got an appartment on I street 5 months ago

I laughed at the comment about wanting to hit all the other features before attempting the step up. I've ridden I-Street several dozen times and I'm not even sure I've laid eyes on every jump. Just when you think you've seen it all you discover a new line somewhere hidden in the scrub oak. it is really a unique place to ride.

I Streets an absolute Staple in Utah. Love that place, had my fair share of injuries there.

I don't know if you'll overlap, but Remy Metallier is down in Moab, it would be sooo fun to see you ride together. I get some similar vibes from you both

That’s a sweet local! I can only dream of this 😅

Love your dirt jumping videos!

Oh man Phil! Looking forward to some awesome Utah content !! Peace!

Nice content Phil 🤩🤘🔥

Those. Jumps look super fun Lots packed into a small space too 🤘🤘. Also so sick that you show up and ride with some random kids they're were shredding too. And definitely something to take away with that message for the one guy regarding dirt jumping.

Stoked you made it to my neck of the woods!

Awesome Video!!!!

00:01 "Is the bike in one piece?" LOL. I hope not or it must be really bent to fit in that bike bag!

dude thats sick! wish i could go to that park

I wish I could ride there it likes there is a lot of cool stuff

Oh damn Phil!!! You went to I Street? Awesome!!! Did they happen to take you to "Bobsled?" (Broke my leg on that one!!)

no way that kid with the full factory pivot is riding in keens, whaaaat

thanks for sharing man, so cool to live vicariously through your lens and be able to land all these suckers lol What a magical spot tho, someone needs to buy this land and officialize it before it gets sold for condo's and bulldozed.

Don’t know why, but love the sound from your front fork, mine does not say like that 😀

Yes finally you made it to my local jump spot

Imagine having something like this in New England 😭😭😭

5:26 that looks like a dangerous junction

Awesome cool trail 💪🤘👍❤❤❤

5:15 yellow shirt guy " the real NPC"😆🤝

I was there about a week ago, everything definitely looks considerably bigger in person.

Should definitely check out bobsled, one of the all time great trails here in SLC

You should come to Mt Penn, in Reading Pennsylvania. It’s nothing like this, but you should still check it out sometime

You're like MJ the way you land like a cat, so soft and controlled.😆

You should come out to BC and ride ledgeview. Some of the best jumps and berms around here and a rats nest of trails but fun

Great video🔥🔥💪

Not firing on all cylinders but still slaying it🤣. Phil will you do stickers again?

Cool video phil!

Oooo, 13mins... I'm in!

If you have make you way down to San Diego I would love to show you around some narly jumps

you should do a gncc ebike race

Ahh, local trail elves.... 👏💪👏💪

if you are still in utah you should go to the ogden bike park

Yo if you got time during your trip you should check out the Eagle mountain bike park

holy this is big step up

Place is soo cool

Wish I could ride with you for 1/2 day and have you teach me how to jump properly...lol.

We've been having that problem in our local shops. The valve won't gold air.

Looked so fun! Question, why has your suspension swishing sounds been getting progressively louder in the recent videos?

Utah definitely is recreation friendly. The do MTB and LOTs of other outdoor recreation right, allow the industry the freedom to grow themselves.

Ayy I street! Let's goo!

Phil you got to hit in and out burger when your out there , no McDonald 😅😂

so nice!

Phil. You ever plan on coming to Texas?

Yea, it identifies as a step up when there’s stairs made to get up to the landing lol

Cool!

I could be there for hours on end holy cow

How is your bike so silent? It's beautiful

Phil, I recently started to want to get into mountain biking but I have a Nisiki pueblo that’s kind of bulky but anyways I made some jumps and a track in my backyard and in my woods and I like it and I was wondering what a good bike would be that isn’t over 500$ and is a hard tail and something. I only am asking you because I know you’re good with bikes

Phil have u heard of santa cruz California

I got a flat right now too 😭

Haw do I find properties that will let me build

Hey Phil, do you have a bike and helmet or just a bike for $450 or less bc that is my current budget. I am 5’ 7” by the way.

Agreed .. 5 10 sucks after Adidas bought them ...

6:11 that’s what she said

Translation:"Really hard to get yourself prepared when you don't have a home base" "I had to poop"

"So many options." sounds like one of them good problems.

IST JUMPS That's where I learned to jump

Biking when you are that tired is so hard. Then you sit down after you have eaten and showered and pass the fuck out.

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Casually flats a DH casing tire *

Another dirt jump spot you can hit is “9 line”

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Day 4 of asking Phil to go to blue Mountain opening day

I'm off the bike for 10 months I broke my neck (:

All this looks so scetchy.