Never been… maybe one day. Thanks for your comment Louisa

Most creators including myself would tell you now- this is so motivating, thank you very much. Comment like that pushes u even further to get even more creative. Appreciate mate

Really appreciate your comment mate, thanks a lot. Partially agree with the music thing and I always try to find some balance (if possible) but i thought 12 min watching rocks and listening to the wind would be boring for “some” watchers. But I know what u meant 😊. I would go there again tomorrow, stunning location

@@noexpirydate5208 yeah can't please everyone, at least it wasn't rap music 🙃

Dziekuje bardzo

I've seen your video mate 😉 + some of the other ones (nice). Appreciate your comment, even though i have done this climb before, it is always nice to go back. You are absolutely right - Ledge Route offers amazing views if the weather allows .... hence such high 4 stars rating in Scottish Climbing Guide.

Thank u very much. Not sure which resolution you watch this in (I take the highest possible) but overall impression would be even better if recorded with insta 360 . Some day…

Thanks a lot.

Thank you mate

Dziekuje bardzo za pozytywny vibe. Rozeslij wszystkim z pozdrowieniami.

@@noexpirydate5208 już na fejsie jest 😁

Thanks a lot, appreciate your comment.

I am glad you like the footage. Thanks mate, appreciate your comment. Not sure if you watched in 4K but i think great weather helped massively to improve overall sharpness.

Thanks a lot mate. I highly recommend doing it. It is "kinda" similar to Crib Goch in Wales. Worth mentioning it is way shorter than Crib Goch though.

Thanks a lot Drew, appreciate the comment.

Many thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it. Hopefully you will also like the next video.

Hi Martin. Comments like yours motivate even more to bring more interesting content. Thank you mate. We both know i wasn't fast at all, ha ha. I am sure if you swap boots for cross-trainers and "run" (instead walking or catching breath every 20 min) you could return to a car park in half of the time (easy). It was supposed to be a pleasure not really an "achievement". All i had to remember was the "car park ticket". I've seen ur playlist. I can see you follow the best - Alex, Chai & Jimmy. Well done.

@noexpirydate5208 Thanks for your comments. My energetic hiking/climbing days are over as you will have ascertained by my comments. A month after that Crib Goch hike, I hiked down the North Rim of Grand Canyon, camped, and out the next day. That was knackering. Utube is my saviour now.

Hi Alex. Thanks mate, appreciate your comment. Small steps, bit by bit - wise thinking. Having said that - have u ever though about "Striding Edge" (i am sure if you take it slowly and follow others on that route - you should be able to tick another "box" on your list).

I hope you enjoyed it. Thanks Christopher

Hello mate. I was actually fairly accurate with my description at the end of this video. Started at Pen-y-Pass around 8 am and as soon as i completed Crib Goch , got to the "copa summit" stone and quickly joined PYG Track to come down. I did not go to the summit (been there many times). I must admit the initial plan was to come down via Miner's Track (not PYG) but i went a bit too far on the PYG - and it would have been tricky (and time consuming) to come down lower and re- join Miner's again. Having said that - going down via Miner's Track (pretty much flat all the way from the lake) would easily allow for much quicker walk. Maybe i could save further 20-30 min ? Got back to Pen-y-Pass 2 min after 12 midday. Literally 4 hours return, which is nothing special at all but i was not rushing, it was not the plan. My video was only 14 min compiled footage as it gets boring to watch 30 min (or more), so 10-15 min max for me. That day i had serious doubts i will enjoy the "knife edge" purely because brilliant weather and suspected CROWDS to pass by .... not easy on a Crib Goch. To my surprise it was great, completely different than expected but i was there early. Thanks

I am sure it is. Could u please upload Italian side, would be nice to compare it. Thanks

@@noexpirydate5208 ti nomino solo alcune vie alpinistiche e luoghi iconici. Cresta del peteurey cresta innominata, cresta brulliard. Pillier du freney, monte bianco di courmayer seconda cima delle alpi 4765 totalmente in italia . Parete est sud e ovest le piu alte delle alpi totalmente italiane. Uno come te che non sa queste cose! mi deludi

Do you speak English mate? I am way more disappointed than you - to wait for so long to see your "Italian side" video. You have made your fair judgement about the French "panettone" side, now i'd like to make mine. I am even more disappointed to be "forced" to translate each of your comment - assuming you are "all around the world" type of climber. I always thought English language is more popular than Italian pasta. Isn't it? So cut the long story short - i fully appreciate your "local" Alpine recommendations (i really do, honestly, no sarcasm here). Unfortunately, no matter how much you think they are ICONIC, your vision and mine - are completely different mate. On top of that - i think you did not read my question. I have no slightest idea why are you suggesting climbing routes to me ( i never asked for it). So once again - can you show me your video (winter attempt from the Italian side, please?) . Your climbing routes are truly famous but very far from my personal dreams. To point out a few - Peak Pobeda (in winter), North Face of Jannu (in winter), Shivling (Matterhorn of India) so i do not need new suggestions, i have plenty ideas in my mind, believe me . I just hope this is pretty clear expression how i feel about the Alps, compared to other mountains. @@torome1812

@@noexpirydate5208 ho parlato chiaro e cio che ho scritto è la realta. Pensi di offedere dicendo italian pasta?. Li mortacci tua ve magnate la mnerda e ancora parli.

@@noexpirydate5208 mi fa piacere che tu abbia viaggiato tanto. Qui però stiamo parlando delbianco e che ho scritto nel prevedente messaggio è solo verità. Però non ti permetto di offendere la mia lingua. Se ci riprovi ste spezzo le ossa mmerda

Thanks a lot, much appreciated. I am glad you liked it.

No it wasn't (unfortunately). But it was number of things put together ( not just the weather conditions).

Did you mean metal roof collapsed or you meant there was plenty of fresh snow and high risk of avalanches?

Also, if you already got to Tete Rousse, what was the main issue stopping you at the time? Wind, snow, temperature? What exactly? Thanks

@@noexpirydate5208 yep the metal roof fall on the way ans the tunnel entrance was just under it, and we stoped near tête rousse cause they were snow patch that could fall at any moment. Also we were the first of the season son it is not freash news but right now I have a friend wo gave up cause bad weather and he cale down this afternoon. I'll make a video of the ascent if you wanna see where the tunnel was

@@MartinExplo Yes, that would be great Martin if you can show some footage of the snow situation in January. Looking forward to it.

​@@noexpirydate5208sorry if it take so long, you can see near 18 min where was the tunnel : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/npmadr2orriypn0.html

Means a lot, thank you Laura.

Great skills, fantastic bike (my one is better) - so i had no choice but include you. Thanks a lot mate. It was a nice day. 😊

Thanks Simon, so what's next ? Twisted again or Phoenix this time ? 😋

@noexpirydate5208 will look at phoenix online, on call this week so hopefully out next weekend but will have munchkins in tow

I was hoping you may like the footage. Great day (and the weather). I bet you're happy with the progress made that day. Thanks Simon

I'm getting their 😂 slow and steady. Hopefully their tomorrow

@noexpirydate5208 I'm up phoenix tomorrow, I should of grabbed ur number

​@@noexpirydate5208I'm going to phoenix tomorrow, I forgot to get your number

Thanks mate

Appreciate your comments. Glad you enjoyed it mate. Good to know.

DYFI Bike Park (and its features) changes . Many riders have noticed certain features look slightly different now than before. Weather (and tons of water in Wales) plays major role in this process therefore trails are changing (slightly). That drop must be approached at speed as there is a "kinda" sharp rock boulder sticking out (on your way down - before you land). I know for a fact this was rollable in the past (doesn't look like now). Dyfi runs fast when its wet (imho) and to slow down before the left berm made me think ....... next time. I am thinking about this drop since a year. Can you send a link to the Pink Bike video?

Nice to have a good video with no 'music' spoiling it. The quick edits got abit annoying but only slightly. I have the same bike but I'm looking to upgrade the handlebar. What are you using??

@@jez5180 Apologies mate, i missed your comment. Original was Nukeproof 25mm rise bar (black), swapped for Renthal Fatbar 31.8mm 20mm Rise 800mm, Gold. I was actually considering FLAT (no rise at all), like some of DH racers but i found incredibly good offer and changed mind. What year is your Dissent (shape of the frame slightly changed). My one is 2022

@noexpirydate5208 mine is the end of 2022. Its standered apart from dh tyres

Well .... yes it does (and no it doesn't). I mean - if there is no crowd of people around you, allowing you to enjoy silence and admire the view at the same time (sunny spells make a huge difference for photographers to capture a nice shot) - then i am sure each route (pretty much) can be magical. Having said that - If it's raining on the way up and you're all wet, it gets very cold on the descent. I won't even mention wet slabs and how slippery it is. If you consider Snowdon Cycling Agreement "time slot"- i'd say early spring (1 hour before the crowd) - is the best descent you can experience. Summer is also good but lots of people start early am - mixing with bikers so no matter what time you leave (or start your descent) - you have no chance for a quick and smooth run down (imho).

@@noexpirydate5208 i did this decent in summer time but i was camping at the base of snowdon so where you went right after the very steep technical (and bike destroying!) part and you have the option to go right or left I went left towards camp. but the luxury of this is I was able to do the ride much much later in the afternoon so it was very quiet i had no one in my way and like you said the conditions where great (also you have the added bonus as everyone comes down they cheer you on as you go up)... so great it was the hottest day of they year! but loking at this video the conditions you went down in look much more exciting and visually interesting. like i said magical! just sad that the "magic" makes it more dangerous for us. if you want a clean run i would recommend summer time late afternoon.

@@dominickkm5125 yes, i am familiar with the route split (right hand side -which is the one i took, towards Llanberis town ) or keeping straight - towards the LAKE (if i can call it that way, never been there before by the way). I fully agree on the afternoon idea (long sunny day, sunset to admire on the descent, the crowd already went down ...... sounds like a plan for summer). Why there are no MTB videos on your channel mate?

@@noexpirydate5208 that lake when you go straight is the lake I was camping at right next to the water. A great spot for that specific path on your way down except for when you have to bike to the other town to go up Snowden easier. And for not having any videos is because I didn't have a action camera at the time but now I do but have come off my bike recently and had landed on my shoulder putting me out for a few months. Real shame but videos like these make me want to go back so bad!

@@dominickkm5125 This must be a very nice spot for camping. Get well my friend. Our paths may cross one day. Thanks for your comment.

Even though you will need to carry your bike down (few times) - it is worth it. By the way, there is always less people climbing up this way, than the Llanberis Path.

Hope you're getting better mate. Was it the exact same Moobs as i think both Pinball and Moobs have been re-done fairly recently ... (was it the 1st or the 2nd drop)?

​@@noexpirydate5208after the first drop directly onto the tree 😂

@@Kieran07mtb 😂

Tony, I had similar situation with my other bike - Nuke Mega 290 Comp (at the time of purchase) . My Mega is 170 mm front (RockShox Yari, not Lyrik) and 160 mm rear (Super Deluxe Select R). But when I read my bike WEB description (still fundable online) - they say the rear shock is 165 mm (instead 160). Just for your peace of mind - you can always measure the overall length of the shock and the actual STROKE (length of travel) to be sure. Number of times I've heard about description differences when you read distributor's web spec and when it comes to bike manual (actually looking into it and reading certain bits). TREK's website stated: " .... An aluminium frame built for harsh riding with a threaded bottom bracket, dual down tube guards, Knock Block 2.0 and 160 mm of travel with a RockShox Super Deluxe Ultimate shock for long descents and 170 mm RockShox Lyrik Select+ fork. Plus, a SRAM GX Eagle drivetrain with an extra-low 52-tooth gear, Code R 4-piston brakes and completely tubeless Line Comp 30 wheels. Hope it helps you mate. Thanks for comment.

@@noexpirydate5208 Thanks for uour answer and time mate, yes I think it is 160mm rear suspensin and I spoke with friend , so he told me taht there is mathematik and this need to be calculate with the formula. At the front I have now ZEB fork 160mm travel and looks good the bike. If you would like can leave me one aubscribe on the channel and see later some new videos withe the bike, just now we are waiting for better weather hier in Germany, too much rain at the moment. Have a great evening 🙏🏼🙂

Hello Cody, please email me your full post address with your name and i will send you some memo stick with the whole content. Hope that's ok. That video of you doing "short run" - where is it please? Is that your local place?

Thank you Ilyaz

Thank you Iliaz

Zimno bylo i niczego w sumie nie zrobilismy, wiec nie ma czego zazdroscic. Thank u anyway ....

@@noexpirydate5208 dobra: jak śnieg z wiatrem wali w twarz to nie zazdroszczę; ale takiego strumienia z lodem u mnie w mieście to nie ma, jest na co patrzeć 👍

@@krYrrr Could someone please advise why is You Tube stealing my views from another video? Had nearly 1.9 K views yesterday, went down to 1K again .... Anyone, please?

You are too old ;)

bro it was skepta, we were listening to drum and bass all day🤣

After few hours of observation and listening i think i can say - most of it was "talking" with a tiny bit of "music" added to it. Having said that, some of that was really catchy and i enjoyed it a lot (suits jumping). Let's face it, most of the time - you pay attention to - not getting killed, snap your spine or twist ankles - and not really tune in the background. In my initial video there was 7.6 sec of "8 mile" rapping theme, which was fitting the footage perfectly. It was partially blocked by You Tube hence small adjustment and music deleted. Even though changes made and accepted by You Tube, compared to analytics yesterday 26th of March i have been robbed by nearly 1K views - by You Tube TODAY. Does anyone know why this is happening to creators on this platform (i have more examples) and WHY nobody from You Tube has absolutely no decency to explain reasons? This has affected number of my videos before.