Video: Nick Tingren Gets Greasy on the Shore in 'Dank Stylus'

 @mattrix2: only if you’ve got some juice

 @mattrix2: yeah this guy does
www.pinkbike.com/news/video--greasy-wood-and-roots-galore-on-a-north-shore-rip-in-dank-stylus.html

 @mattrix2: yes

 @mattrix2: yes

 @mattrix2: Half the people I know in Whistler have Chromags as their AM rig. Love my Sumurai!

 @mattrix2: you're god damn right we do

 @mattrix2: I ride mine more than my full suss. Makes you way better on a bike and if you ride a lot they’re great for getting out in poor conditions or just standard rides and saving your full suspension for best. I’d definitely recommend one for the winter at least.

 @mattrix2: Did You Even Watch The Video...? He’s Riding a... You Guessed it!! HARDTAIL ;+p Ding Ding Ding

 @mattrix2: woosh right over the heads

 @mattrix2: This is a poll? Yeah, I love riding my hardtail.

 yeap. some relatable riding for a change

 Nick actually helped with re-vamping parts of this trail before the winter hit

 besides the trail being a nice piece of work, how did the builder get the elves to keep the moss off the planks during the winter?
I've eaten it so many times cause of plankmoss messing with my tires even at 17/18psi!

 @lornny: music by Mr.Ritz?

 @vonP: yes Ian, the owner and created of Chromag produced the beat!

 @lornny: sounded as good as the Flavours video, thought i recognized it. sweet work all around!

 @kieran good on you for asking. Appreciated! Nick is not only dreamy but helped out quite a bit.

 The Most hardtail friendly trail in squamish...
Especially if it's a borrowed bike..
Can't wait to ride it again...soon...
@leelau

 @denomerdano: what trail is it????

 @TheLongMan: new line off LoA

 Truth.

 how good?

 For much of the riding shown here on Pinkbike, you have to be good full stop. Just don't always look at your riding from a third person perspective. For coaching obviously that's great. But if you're just riding for fun, if it feels wild, ragged, your jumps feel huge and well, you feel you're on the edge of your abilities then that's what it is all about isn't it? Look at little kids rushing past with fire in their eyes, lofting off curbs and feel like superheroes. They don't take out the cycling computer to check their speed, a ruler to measure their drops and a camera to analyze their style. Having fun and feeling good is a goal in its own right. A hardtail just pops you off in that zone earlier. That is, at lower speeds and on less challenging terrain than where the full susser finally gets exciting.

 @vinay: amen bro!

 Thanks boys!

 Pretty sure its on the northern tips of the north shore of the sound that Howe discovered.