The Shore is super gnarly! Ask Wade Simmons or Brett Tippie, they know a thing or two about it! It's only 45 minutes away from my house, but for some reason though I have barely ridden there, so I needed a guide.
I first heard of Steve Vanderhoek through some videos he did featuring some insane rock slab lines. He actually was in a few movies filmed on the shore back in the day with some stunts the local and legend Digger had built. We connected on Instagram and rode together for the first time in Squamish a few months ago and he offered me to check out his own features. The lines on this video are absolutely insane, and I thought I will not attempt one of them because the exposure and the risk, of dying, literally. Props to Steve for having that vision, the work he put on theses features and the skills and courage it takes to ride them!
Follow Steve Vanderhoek on Instagram: @svanderhoek
Video and photos by Alexandre Chapellier, @the_frenchliner
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I would like to hear Remy and Steve's perspective on why no full face and neck brace.
Men, you are on another planet we cant even imagine.
FIREMAN STEVE IS ICEMAN
TOGETHER THATS TWO ICEMEN
HOPE YOU PITCH IN FOR THE CAMERAMAN'S THERAPY WTF
GODDAMMIT I CAN'T LEAVE MY HOUSE BECAUSE MY NEIGHBORS ARE ALL BREATHING VIRUS ON EACHOTHER AND I CANT SEE THE SUN FROM SMOKE AND YOU'RE DOING THIS??
I'M GONNA GO BUY SOMETHING ON JENSONUSADOTCOM AND CALL IT GOOD
First time I actually ever thought about belayed riding. Would protect the cliff, but no way for belayer to keep up with the speed of the run out, even with pre-paying out slack all the way to the cliff.
Only viable solution is just MASSIVE cojones.
BASE biking?
Props gentleman, that was ridiculous.
Yes, it's a SEO Youtube title.
Rampage less scary... You'll have to build a scarier line in that case!
Gnarliest lines on the Shore. Says who?!
Honestly I have always wanted to see a troll ride a bike please indulge us