Whistler's a tourist vacation spot even if you dont mountain bike or ski. Probably was result of looking up vacation spots or something. The amount of stuff there for tourism is crazy. The Olympics were there too, so the had to add alot of entertainment.

I watch this but KZfaq recommends me how to eat an onion in 1 minute

And I watch that as well but

@@Red1676 MTB is the best reason to go.

Welcome to one of life's passions - better pick up a mountain bike! ;)

edge of the city mtber here. i'm in 15min comfy cruising distance of the forest, but nothing there is even close to comparable to these trails.

rainb0wsquid samesies

I'm in Miami. Florida is flatter than a pancake. The highest hill within a hundred miles of me is 30ft

Most rural areas dont even have them either its all pure scrub unridable. Id be happy to pay a fee every time i go in they must not be very profitable

I’m by Cleveland but there’s rays mtb which is pretty fun but I don’t have many outdoor parks anywhere nearby

They actually don't, I cases the moonbooter and it just bottoms out your suspension.

@@yi-vanstudenov464 They actually can, if you are going to fast and hit the top of a jump it can be fatal depending on how bad the injury and the size of a jump.

*challenge accepted*

I wish you the best I realize how much I take for granted

Damn sorry to hear that bro. I totally relate. I’m a t10 complete from a jeep rollover in 2017. I started on a fuel, then upgraded to a liquid, then a remedy. Nothing was more freeing than flying down a trail on 2 wheels, wind in your hair/helmet and dirt in your teeth. Now I miss it just as much as I miss walking. I love the memories these vids bring back. I hope you still make the most of the life we have left & enjoy every day. Nothing but best wishes man.

Bro I fell so bad ☹️☹️

@@deejay2793 bruh u eat dirt :/

Are you completely paralyzed, or just your legs? If your arms still work, there are bikes you can still ride.

I might get a bike ...Iuno

Go buy one then you can ride to work instead of walk

Same, I once owned a bike but it got stolen :/

I used to have a GT Dyno... I wish I kept it, I heard they are worth a lot of money now.

LOL Me either - thinking about it though

It truly is one of the best places in the world to ride!!

This is off-topic, but I just wanted to greet a fellow riddim lover 👋

@@daa2622 Hell yeah, headbanger for life

Its even more impressive that their targeted algorithm is reccomending things less that an hour away from me

The suspension in the future will make you feel like you are flying downhill.

Underrated comment

I didn’t even know that bikes existed but I’m interested

Surprising tbh But also sad since I live in a country know for being awful so no mountain biking for me

Bruh literally

Good

@@unitforce7417 how is that good

dude you have an amazing hobby so...

@@SimonBauer7 I know I love it

@@terboh1117 so that's why it's good

That'd be great. Has anyone seen a similar vid anywhere?

Yes!!!

@@Yowzoe I have seen very few

ALWAYS check the frame for cracks, large dents or torsion affected carbon fibre. Check the wheel alignments and spoke tension all around each wheel Bring a chain checker to check the wear on the chain Inspect all cogs for wear (cassette and front cogs) Check forks by bouncing, is the pumping smooth or does it get stuck or release faster through one section of travel? If so, scrap it, good forks are so expensive to repair or replace. Check dropper post (if fitted) and ensure it slides well Check for traces of chain lube and fork grease and other lubes as if they are not present, and/or the chain is rusty, it is a sign of maltreatment and lack of car, so the bike will be compromised. Make sure that the pedals and steerer rotate freely, Test ride the bike and listen for noises from the BB when you crank the pedals. Any noises are a bad sign and good BB's are expensive to replace. Check all gears and brakes, listening for out of place noises, although, it is always a good idea to replace brakepads anyway just for safety's sake. Make sure the gear triggers, dropper post controls and brake leavers work well and are comfortable, although they can be changed and adjusted at little cost. Is the saddle comfortable as this will ruin your rides and saddles are not cheap. Check any carbon parts (cranks, handlebars, etc.) for cracks, dents or signs of stress from age or accidents. Carbon is expensive to replace and is not repairable. Are the tyres in good shape, look for tyre bead damage and is there good tread. Are the tyres well aligned. Misalignments is again a sign of bad treatment, although it is not hard to fix (deflate, reposition, and re-inflate). Check that all bolts are tight (bring tools) and that any pivots (full sus) work smoothly. Look for wear on parts like pedals and handlebar grips, although this should not be a deciding factor, as they can be replaced easily and cheaply, but should give you a good idea of the general condition and mileage/age of the bike in general. Finally check it is comfortable for you, and that you are happy with the brand and suspension type, and make sure that it really is the bike you want. Do full research on any bike type you look into, reading reviews and suchlike. After you have done this, and have bought a bike, take it IMMEDIATELY to a bike shop for a safety check before you ride it hard. Good luck!

purely out of interest, roughly what is you budget?

im the 0.000001% that ride but not that often

0.000001% that actually have a good mountain bike.

The Lord of Shadows you do know not everybody can afford a good bike?

This is a joke, This is a joke.

The Lord of Shadows I have been *g n o m e d*

What a bizarre thing to say

Luke Smith We almost have the same name ;)

@@lukasmith8584 Not exactly a rare name and surname lol

soo many australians in whistler

@@ericmanning731 Nailed it haha soo true

Yee

See you at Gap Creek Reserve mate.

I mean, Whistler is made-up of mostly Australians anyway. Why not come over and join them?

Up Brisbane

Even if ya not interested in biking, driving from van to whistler is amazing scenery mate!

Lol because Whistler (and every other ski resort) was annexed by Australia . It's population is over 50% Aussies, and they follow Aussie Law. Canada was even forced to put a Canadian Embassy in the village just to try and maintain some influence over the region.

The GoPros they're wearing to record these clips make it look way more crazy then it is. Still impressive nonetheless lol

@@gillhantson5318 It's really the opposite. The wide angle lense kills any sense of speed and elevation. It makes 70 degree rock rolls look like parking lot curbs.

@@-tr0n Agreed on the elevation part, it makes the jumps look tiny lol

Yeah, you get injured fast in mtb. Everything can go wrong esp jumps and drops

Tony i want to see the people who dont come down video

Tony its actually a video about whistler but ok

@@J7rre_ Hello there!

This video trash lmao

COVID

you wanna do it dontcha? and youtube recommendations are weird

Tim Saunders how is Australia??

Australia is cool

That's cos Whistler is Little Aussie. You can buy Vegemite in the stores there, and half the barristas are Aussie. You need to learn to ski at Whistler. It's the total bomb !!

Same here but earlier I had bmx racing on the tv. Says a lot

You’re cute

@@jordancole7789Pmis

GargaGaming I really hope you’re joking

yeah, same.

Phoenix Electrum I really hope ur joking

No way

@@matthewreynolds211 i really hope you're joking

Oh thanks for the laugh man XD

Barktooth you “can’t ride”

Lmao just read that while he said it made it 10x funnier I guess 😂

Zwooooom

Yeah Alexander looks pretty stoned there, I doubt he smokes though. What he meant is that normally we need to pedal up a climb and it can take an hour or more sometimes, so on a chair lift, you do that hour climb in only a few minutes.

aidansmusic oh wow

Your comment is a year old now too

they will kill you! You still need really good jumping skills

@@onecutmedia jumping skill off the bike or with the bike?

@@mitskoala0380 Both

@@onecutmedia lol

If your going over a 30ft jump expect safety factors lol

Hubert M hell yeah

I was about to comment the same thing

Thanks

And yes i agree

Hubert M YESSSS

yeah but its whistler. they get even bigger lol. pretty sure the longest on crabapple is 65 feet or so

I'd say jumping isn't my strength either, I'm more an xc guy, but Whistler has some great progression. I went from casing landings on Crank It Up to happily sending it down Dirt Merchant within about two days! And only crashed once, on that last tabletop on A-Line haha

And it's not really his thing, Seth is a pretty fucking good rider, but if you watch riders who are great at jumping, you'll see what he means

Rupert Wenn I don’t bike but I ski and a jump is defined by its ability to hurt you. These are all very gentle.

if you can find a mountain :)

Haha awesome Seth

I live near the beach and the only elevation is sand dunes

The highest point in FL is 345 feet above sea level. Florida is missing the MT in MTB.

those beautiful mountain ranges of Florida are just dying for some Alps-like trails.

The guy jumping on 9:10 would have resulted in some kind of spinectomy for me alone.

*yES*

Same here mate

I was just shoked

@@whoiaron same, I genuinely thought it was the type of skill everyone and their mother knows how to do

What is this bike you speak of? Is it a species of insect?

I don't even understand why u guys here having no bike but still watching it but okay

I think its around 10 people a year die on the mountain usually between the ski season and the bike season. So its not that unlikely either

I mountain biked and now I'm unironically dead

Same. Especially if I wouldn't lend a bike.

Cooool

Just take your dual sport on single track trails. Scratch the same itch minus the pain on uphills(at least depending on your skill)

CycleCruza hell yeah it is

It takes a lot of practice.

...until you find out how much you need to spend to get a decent bike.

Only One Cannoli he rides motorbikes they cost way more

Same Just from Switzerland

exactly the same

Same but from the USA

Haut rein

eyyyyy, same from germany and dont bike

Especially because I live in Asheville Area!

I do and I live in Utah

You aren't alone

I live in Washington and I still do XD

I live in Australia and still check even tho there are many Honda ridgelines

whats canada?

No shhhhhhh!!!!! No tourists remember?! Come on, rookie mistake.

You're very lucky. I'm very rich in my country but there's no way I could afford a property anywhere close to Whistler.

@@johnnyvivic8730 99% of Canadians can’t afford to live anywhere near whistler either. Canadas been a train wreck since 2015

@@johnsmeith3913 That's a good point. I guess I never thought about that. With the way inflation is going, that doesn't surprise me. Whistler was a tad expensive, for me, an American. I can only imagine how expensive it would for a Canadian, who's dollar is worth 25% less. Property? Forget about it. The cheapest place in Whistler is $1.5 million USD.

3.5

@@cotillion ok

cotillion like 3.5k thousand?

+1 for me

@@johndoe-lz9nf yes.

I second this, I'm from AK, drove up from Seattle in the Fall - I firmly believe British Columbia in the Fall is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Driving through BC I experienced continual astonishment that the leaves on all the trees had such a vibrant shade of orange because it just doesn't look that way in the photos - and here in AK, when the leaves turn orange, they're more peach or salmon colored, and they are not bright, but rather dull and dreary. I've been to many places around the world but I never encountered a place I considered more stunning than Alaska until I drove through British Columbia.

@@YFZriderdude15 i agree. I may be biased, as i was born and raised in BC, but i truly believe its the one of the most beautiful places in the world. The oceans and the mountains, the forests and the valleys. The Spirit bears in the Great Bear Rainforest and the resident orca pods.

I Live In Vancouver And Would Run 99 North On My CF GSXR1000 😎😎😎

LUCKY KID

@@AverageLaur I'd say no, he's only hit the trails once

Lmao imagine

And European Viewer too!

and south american viewer

You mean the rest of the world?

Yukaira When in Rome...

This is trending even in southern Europe.

It’s crazy how much we take for granted living here.

same!

hi Paul I subscribed a few days ago

B.Alders 04 Same 😂

I binge the gadget and life hack vids

EvanStrang same tbh iv probs seen all of them like 3 times each 😂😂 If not more

me too

you's lot need to get out more...……………….. why tf would you repeatedly watch this? are you poor people with no bicycle?

Sergio Arvizu Crank It Up is pretty easy, I’ve been riding since September and rode it my first time a couple weeks ago. Awesome trail to start learning jumps on.

Lenny Long I live in Arizona and been riding for about a year, i’ve never had a big mountain to go down, that’s why I was unsure.

Garrett Holyfield I hope so but he lives in NC so probably not part of NEMBA

TheCrazy MTBiker Yeah good point, however he did go last year.

Where was he last year? Me and a buddy walked all around and never saw/heard anything about Seth (unfortunately). We did however run into Phil from Skills with Phil.

You should get one tho

Watch his other Vids I got into it and it's soo much fun ngl

Then get one and join us for some adventures !

Did you get one?

This channel actually made me get into MTB. Now I have a $3,500 enduro bike

Elias Wernecke yup that’s about right

I love both racing AND MTB

Agreed... C-more is the perfect thing to do before A-line.

Bline.

Gavin Stuart i think you are Right in your opinion But for me windrock is the best