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Rilor Wilderness owner Riley McIntosh talks about trail building and takes you from the Rilor Wilderness cabin to shredding on Mineshaft
This is a good example of somebody taking a otherwise unused forest and turning it into something amazing. Great video. VOD
The angles are superb and so is the rider.When the levee breaks(Best From The Best)Wow ..Best Video I've ever seen.
Very, VERY good. Such great composition with every shot. I loved it. Absolutely outstanding. What did you use to shot this? And what dolly did you use for the different heights/terrain? You had that dolly set up in some amazing spots! Congrats on the excellent video.
When the Levee Breaks? Never thought that thatd be a sweet bike tune but it fit this video perfect! POD POD POD
Remind anyone else very much of the collective? In the style and tehy way its shot, and of course the outstanding quality.
wow:O epic trail. I wish we had courses like that in Poland
but the problem is that Northshores and most of gaps are destroyed by stupid haters..
but the problem is that Northshores and most of gaps are destroyed by stupid haters..
I think it was a Knolly of some kind (probably a V-Tach), but I'm not sure, I was wondering the same thing.
Ya like the collective but better! At least commercially speaking, maybe not film speaking. Have you seen the shit anthill is producing for knolly/shimano lately. It's absolute garbage. I would expect more from a crew as seasoned as them. At least this kid is pushing his techniques a little bit. He did a dolly in zoom out which I haven't seen in any bike movie and he has zero budget.
wait so the guy who was riding in this video owns that entire forest? rilor wilderness or what ever?
“commercially operating on bike trails” what do you mean by this?
are people going to have to pay to ride them or what?
personally I don’t like when companies come in and try to build trails (other than IMBA) the last time a company came in to build bike trails they built six feet wide crap, with no flow what so ever.
are people going to have to pay to ride them or what?
personally I don’t like when companies come in and try to build trails (other than IMBA) the last time a company came in to build bike trails they built six feet wide crap, with no flow what so ever.
i dont understand a single thing you just said. i was just asking if the guy in the video owns all that forest or not (rilor forest)
No he doesn't own it. He is applying to operate a commercial business on Crown land. People are not paying to ride these trails, they are paying for Riley to provide them with the experience of a life time. Check out his website if you're still confused. www.rilorwilderness.com
haha he's living the life dig, build, bike, film, and have fun! Amazing video, incredible camera work and editing probs to Filmer and editor. great ridding. and Im loving the great out doors riding environment in wilderness. Enough said.
Amazing filming,
Amazing edit,
Amazing riding,
= Incredible video = video of the day!!!!!!!!
Amazing filming,
Amazing edit,
Amazing riding,
= Incredible video = video of the day!!!!!!!!
awesome trails great video clearly VOD. major props to Riley McIntosh keep up the amazing work with them trails cos it looks like they'd be nothing without your input. nice rippin,
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A++++ for the choice of a killer classic song. Your trails look fun! The video is very Seasonsesque.
"The sound of the hub ticking at the end was cool".
Fantastic to blend the 30 year old music with modern riding.
We were riding on banana seats and monkey bars when that music first came out.
fave this fo sho
Fantastic to blend the 30 year old music with modern riding.
We were riding on banana seats and monkey bars when that music first came out.
fave this fo sho
great work Andre, some good cinematography here, liked that you had an Hitchcock zoom in there too, haven't seen that in a bikemovie before, creative! Also props to the trailbuilder, those trails look killer
siiiiiiiick vidder... love to see trails being built on existing mining trails... must be a awesome feeling riding on something with such history! madddd props on the vid!
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far out your lucky up there. you so much as happen to chop one tree down here and you get a whopping fine.
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hey nice looking place wher is it
at punell lake looks egsakoly loke that place right behinde my cabin
at punell lake looks egsakoly loke that place right behinde my cabin
nice video dude i build trails in the east coast of canada but their nothing like that lol simply awesome
its a well made video, but the actual riding isnt very interesting. i wouldve like to have seen a cable cam maybe too. but dont get me wrong it does deserve vod
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i'm not a fan of downhill, but this short web video is awesome, i really like the little chat at the beginning!
What's the story with this Rilor Wilderness? And why does the intro sentence say he's the owner? A little confused.
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