Max works a full time office job for an engineering firm in downtown Vancouver. He sits in a cubicle wearing a button-down shirt and a tie five days a week, crunching numbers and drawing plans. This can be frustrating. Luckily, Max has a truck, a bike, and Jack Torretto's sage advice: "Ride or die, Max, ride or die."
Of course the riding was outstanding but the star of the show was that water bottle cage. Put through the paces, took a serios beating, but never once let go. 5 Stars, standing ovation. Slow Clap.
Haha not to be "that guy" but what happened to freeride or downhill or even all mountain or die not enduroooo come onnnn. Gotta admit though riding was 2 thumbs up.
@adienduro - truth. not trying to be "that guy" either, but I thought enduro involved some uphill too, no? to label this enduro or die and all it is an awesome video of going down hill on a cool trail, makes me think this is just fun biking. if any label, it's DH or FR given the content. BTW - getting sick of labels. if I am wrong here, what makes this video enduro? the bike is branded that way? it has a water bottle cage? was he rocking an urge helmet? f-ing stop the labels and call it fun or die.
This edit speaks to me. I sit in an engineering office in downtown Denver in a button down shirt staring at the front range. The only problem is the trails are totally shit in comparison to PNW trails...
Yeah I totally agree. Trails in Denver and the front range in general are totally shit and hardly pass for "mountain biking". Everyone should especially avoid Bergen Peak, White Ranch, Dakota Ridge, Mt. Falcon, and Three Sisters due to their overall suckiness.
dude was hauling. that's what mtb is about! who cares what you call it. Enduro, freeride, DH, flurgenschnappin, whatever. you all sound like little kids fighting over what specific sub-genre a band is. Not everything needs to be defined
Fully agree. Why do we need to define it? Sounds like something road riders need to do (no disrespect to roadies -- lots of my friends also ride skinny tire bikes). It's an awesome rip with a great edit. I live out in the Fraser Valley and ride trails that look like this all the time (Sumas, Ledgeview, Bear...) watching this makes me want to get my bike out this very minute and go riding. I think that was the whole point. Don't get caught up in the name. Lots of enduro stages look just like this.
Wow! Awesome riding, a nice poke at Enduro and a great FIDLAR song. What's not to like? I have that tune in my ride playlist and I rip it just as much as Homer at least in my mind. The original video is pretty great too...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXTc3Choroo
A bit surprised someone put this up. Some of our best trails but fully illegal. We appear to be at a cross roads with the land managers in our area and these trails are being shut down on a weekly bases, then secretly cleaned up by builders days later. A bit of a tug a war. As great as the video is, I kinda wish it wasn't ever made. Fuel for the fire. Anyway, hopefully the people in the know will keep the locations secret. May trail karma be with you
m8...your post just ...sorry but its just non sense saying that its secret whilst no one knew it was secret...you get my point ...
sir... you made me do a facepalm of the week
oh wait...there should be a comment of the week
This video trumped all enduro videos.
Oh and you forgot Plymouth creek to the suck list
speed for stress
jumps for realization
The video was awesome, the name of the video not.
twat
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