Video: A Classic Squamish Slabs Lap With Remy Metailler

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pacificnorthwet (Apr 17, 2020 at 8:46)

I appreciated the disclaimer. Remy's "low risk" riding is still well beyond what most of us can do on a good day, so it's good to have the reminder that he is taking it easy right now just like the rest of us.

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padrefan1982 (Apr 17, 2020 at 8:52)

This. I'm nowhere near his skill level, but I've dialed back on things that are out of my comfort zone. I think of the friends I know who have needed to visit their doctors for home accidents during this time. Love "Remember that risk 0 does not exist". So true.

unicornmtb25 FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:37)

I've ridden these trails and can confirm he makes them look easy. Much more difficult for us mortals!

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resinrider (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:53)

I think Remy's videos should be deemed an Essential Service!! Thanks Remy for all your great content! These videos do a lot to keep moral up and keep me stoked to ride!

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:04)

Thanks! Will make more of these!

taurausmountain (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:20)

@remymetailler: Awesome job, much appreciated!

cagiN (Apr 18, 2020 at 0:09)

any videos coming up also from Pemby? Would like to see some of your line choices on my favourite trails

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porkchopsandwich FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:49)

Quote: I don't know who invented uphills, but i think they suck"

softsteel (Apr 18, 2020 at 4:24)

@remymetailler: Be careful Rémy, the last one I heard saying that sort of sentence bought an e-bike ;-)

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toddball (Apr 17, 2020 at 8:59)

Entrails to Bony Elbows was my first ever Alice Lakes lap. Funny how easy the Whale's Tail looks on GoPro...

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kingbike2 (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:25)

Thanks Remy, this is a great reminder of how lucky we are to live near these amazing trails. Props on how you can give meaningful running commentary as you ride these gnarly trails.

cirque4 (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:08)

No doubt. When I ride Entrails I'm huffin' to the point of incoherence.

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theedon FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:43)

Thanks for posting up the awesome edits @remymetailler ! Local guy riding local trails! Good clean entertainment in a time when the world needs a little pick me up! Keep them coming please!

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spendtimebehindbars (Apr 17, 2020 at 8:25)

Remy's "taking it easy" is my "full gas" on a good day

RCorlett (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:09)

Remy, thank you for posting content that allows to virtually be out on the trails. This helps us stay connected with our sport while still being responsible. We are down to nearly nothing to ride in the greater Seattle area so watching content like yours keeps the stoke high and appreciate your obvious messaging in the videos about being responsible during these times.

camcoz69 (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:12)

"I don't really know who invented uphills, but they suck" preach it brother.

fredsbackcountry (Apr 17, 2020 at 22:26)

salut Remy , bien content que tu aimes le style de Hueso cest moi le builder . Tu as fais une petite faute en parlant d Whale tail, cette slab sappelle le whale back.Le whale tail cest la prochaine slab dans Entrail juste passé les conecteurs. Pour le reste tes videos sont super et surtout vraiment knar.... enjoy

remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 23:01)

Salut Fred, merci beaucoup pour ton travail! J'adore Hueso! Good to know for the whale back/whale tail. Appreciate your reply! See you on the trails!

LukeL (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:48)

Awesome video and sick riding as usual... You know you're good when you just casually chat while riding the Entrails whaleback, that thing is pretty scary. Never mind the other slabs!

DHsender4life (Apr 17, 2020 at 8:13)

Man who is Dave Reid? A frigging legend !

remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:13)

Did I say Dave instead of David? Oops..

allredbikes (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:35)

Where I live MTB is still open during COVID, but it's busier than usual. While riding yesterday I met another biker on a single track who was bombing it down hill, I was climbing up and I had the right away. He slammed onto his brakes and I was moving out of the way to maintain 6 feet of distance, but he was so impatient that he just went by me. How are all of you riding and maintaining distance to other riders/ hikers?

I've concluded I'll just have to ride early morning or nights to avoid people, but any other ways?

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:51)

I feel like people here are really doing good a job in Squamish. Most trails are one way, and the access roads are wide enough. No one is on a rush, people take their time and pass when it makes sense while keeping distance. I have not ran into problems, but I also avoid week ends (not that it makes much difference right now...), and ride trails with less traffic.

WolfRidge08 FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:46)

I can echo what Remy says about Pemberton. Everyone is super considerate and is making sure to go up 'Up' trails and down 'Down' trails. It can be busy in places where trails meet but everyone understands the need for patience thankfully and makes time to get out the way. Another minute here or there doesn't really make a difference for time as noone is in a rush, but can make a big difference for everyone's health.

RCorlett (Apr 17, 2020 at 13:53)

Tokul has just been closed by Campbell Global, but I was riding there exclusively because it is so large of an area that you would rarely see anyone on a ride and the trails I like are one way so no flybys would happen. I would also ride early in the morning.

ashlemon (Apr 17, 2020 at 14:49)

Just stay home in your safe space in your jammies and chill with Netflix

5chmaus FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 22:45)

@RCorlett: crap really? Did they post how long or how strict the closure is?

RCorlett (Apr 18, 2020 at 7:25)

@VFreehd: No, and I emailed them and no response. Both entrances are gated.

RCorlett (Apr 18, 2020 at 7:32)

@ashlemon: I see you rode Galbraith yesterday and have many other rides the last couple weeks. lol. I understand that some people are going to choose to stay home and not get out, but it is also perfectly fine for people to go riding solo or with a housemate, especially in a large area such as Tokul where there is never anyone congregating and trails are one way so flybys don't happen. Ride safely and make different choices on the trail. My wife is still training for her ultra marathon by running early in the morning and doing urban runs. Me doing a ride or her doing a run has way less chance of me catching or spreading coronavirus than going to buy groceries. There aren't shared touch surfaces, breathing the same air, etc. There is nothing illegal or irresponsible about getting exercise outdoors in a safe manner. If you want to bash people then do it to the riders poaching closed areas or going on group rides.

ashlemon (Apr 18, 2020 at 8:46)

@RCorlett: Did you see the title of my ride? I suggest you go to the Strava activity and watch the Bitchute links in the description. Here, I'll make it easy for you...

www.bitchute.com/video/k1trzdmwR2M
www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tkelly6785757/episodes/2020-04-18T05_43_13-07_00

ashlemon (Apr 18, 2020 at 8:56)

@RCorlett: I suppose sarcasm is bashing, my bad. I fully support anyone ignoring orders not to ride, riding in groups, or riding closed areas, or even (gasp) questioning the entire narrative being shoved down our collective throats here. #emptyhospitals #filmyourhospital

5chmaus FL (Apr 18, 2020 at 11:08)

@ashlemon: I encourage you to take a step back to get the bigger picture. Just a couple minutes into that video and already so many misguided statements, cut together from random videos to push an agenda. For example, "Broadening the curve" does not increase the number of people who will be infected. We have little to no control over the number of infections that will occur from this virus. You and I should want, like most others, to prevent the infections from occurring all at once. Yes, that means life as we knew it will not return for a long while but it's worth it to allow people who really need treatment to get treatment. Go ride your bike!

ashlemon (Apr 18, 2020 at 11:39) (Below Threshold)

@VFreehd: The only thing in your statement I agree with is go ride your bike. In fact, go ride Tokul, Tiger or Raging River. I encourage you to watch Corbetts' complete video, despite how uncomfortable it makes you feel, and what you think you know about what is going on, and how wrong you think it is. I am quite sure, young man, that it is you who needs to try and understand the bigger picture at this point in history.

ElDebarge (Apr 19, 2020 at 21:44)

Let me guess you live in SoCal. I’ve seen the same. Just ride early, dbags usually like to sleep in.

jorgeposada (Apr 20, 2020 at 5:10)

That is some dope terrain, need another trip out there asap. After riding all over there is still one rock Roll down that takes it. You wouldn't believe it's in NYC but nothing close to 6 stories high vertical death roll anywhere I have seen besides this. Can't reveal it's name or location because most riders would die. Maybe 12 riders including me have hit it. Good luck finding it, somewhat of a urban legend, or is it!

foggnm (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:05)

Love his videos. And love that disclaimer! I'd say what is safe for you is a trip to the ER for me. LOL. Remy, come and ride in NM this summer.

Jparkinson (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:56)

Remy, enjoyed the recent vids, the detailed bike/component video and these sweet riding vids with trail intros and play by play. Definitely embrace the 1 way trail systems, keeps people safe when u want to drop the hammer, when not in a pandemic .

freeinpg FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 8:38)

I really need this snow to melt faster up here!

JordanHuschard (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:46)

Look like a cat on a 170mm 29' bike ^^amazing!

qduffy (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:00)

I love how he says something like 'Slow down here' and yet the video evidence CONCLUSIVELY shows that he does not appear to slow down at all. Still...it's fun living vicariously right now.

bendy12345 (Apr 18, 2020 at 4:48)

Nice video! Strangely, I sometimes find going a bit slower actually makes me a bit more accident prone! Quick question, what chest rig are you wearing in the videos? Stay safe!

loamasaurus (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:19)

Amazing. Thanks for this. Just the cure for the quarantine blues.

mmuzz (Apr 18, 2020 at 0:17)

Love these videos and respect him for the message he puts across at the start.

slowerthanmydentist (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:56)

I believe Mr Reid currently currently goes by Crave Weed or perhaps Brave Steed. Either way, many of us might not live here without him. Thanks Dave.

nomadrider10 (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:11)

Great riding and trails! So much dead fall though, just like my local trails in Sierra/Nevada range.

goffhorner (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:20)

Man I want to go riding

MtbSince84 (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:40)

Same here, man!

Edit: And I'm supposed to go to Squamish/Whistler/Cumberland in July. Not too optimistic about that happening.

FredFord (Apr 17, 2020 at 19:09)

I knew it was my never ending quest for precision that caused me to ride slowly. Thanks for the validation Remy!

dirtdoctor (Apr 18, 2020 at 1:12)

Awesome! These tracks are some of my go to when it's dry, but are extremely high risk ever for pro. Just remember, going to the hospital right now is more dangerous than drinking water from the Ganges.

panoramique2012 (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:15)

Ça l'air si facile Rémy!????????????

OCryder (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:14)

Who builds all these sick trails in Squamish?

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:20)

Entrails (built by Corey McKay and David Reid)
Boney Elbows (built by David Reid)
Hueso (built by Fred Roy)
Lower Gouranga: ?

OCryder (Apr 17, 2020 at 13:38)

Artwork!

wake-n-rake (Apr 17, 2020 at 19:03)

@remymetailler: Jonathan Desrosiers built Highway To Hell that you rode a section of, and 'someone' may have sneaked in the new section that connects to Hueso to avoid people crashing into each other at the bottom of the main Hueso slab......

remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 21:42)

@wallheater: Oh I did not know that! Great fun way around. I enjoy it more than the actual slab.

wake-n-rake (Apr 17, 2020 at 22:18)

Feel free to check out the rest of H2H if you haven't. Shame all the woodwork rotted away but I felt the line deserved some love and a new style. I don't know who built the Guaranga to Hueso connector that you rode. I just added the new section at the end, and tweaked the cambered slab section a little.

remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 23:03)

@wallheater: Awesome! Yes H2H got some work on not long ago! Thanks for the tips.

preach (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:18)

"uphills suck"
truer words have never been spoken.

softsteel (Apr 18, 2020 at 4:31)

Jesus created e-bikes for people who can`t carry their cross uphills, do you believe it?

ddd (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:55)

awesome video

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DGWW (Apr 17, 2020 at 14:12)

Isn't this post just going to encourage people to go out and ride ? isn't going out and riding NOT what we are supposed to be doing at the moment ?

kingbike2 (Apr 17, 2020 at 15:19)

Yes and no. Yes I want to ride those fun trails too! No I can ride vicariously through his videos.

DGWW (Apr 20, 2020 at 5:38)

@kingbike2: I think we all want to ride those fun trails. I had heard that squamish locals were not doing much riding , in light of the very limited medical support available in the area (friend is a nurse in the sea to sky)

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Sshredder (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:08)

Please do your part to help with the COVID-19 pandemic. Riding irresponsibly puts you and others at risk. Injuries put unnecessary stress on the medical system, and right now they need to focus all resources on fighting the virus. Practice social distancing, avoid group rides and anything else that increases your chances of exposure. Follow advice and directives from your local health authority, and don't take unnecessary risks. A friendly reminder from NSMB .

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:13)

I fully agree and that is what was done in that video.

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inonyme FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:34) (Below Threshold)

@remymetailler: Agreeing is not understanding.

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bman33 (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:42)

@inonyme: So are you guys bashing Remy, a pro rider, after all his disclaimers and precautions?

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inonyme FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:48) (Below Threshold)

@bman33: Yes! disclaimer means shit for now.

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bman33 (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:52)

@inonyme: I am sure Remy appreciates the lecture.

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rossfr (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:39)

Maybe if you wached the video where he clearly states he is riding well under his ability and also states that his level of risk is way higher than the average riders? This guy rode rampage I dont think anything on those trails was even approaching being hard for him to ride.

preach (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:23)

there is a huge difference between fear and common sense. People posting critically of this video are part of the problem. No need to be afraid and overreact simply practice common sense and realize the financial part of this epidemic is going to be worse than the medical part.

catweasel (Apr 18, 2020 at 3:17)

@remymetailler: Risk is a combination of severity of an outcome and the likelihood of that outcome occurring. The outcome we are wanting to avoid here is a fall resulting in injury, the severity of falling on some of these features I'm sure you will agree is high. You are reducing the likelihood of this severe fall with your level of riding ability and riding more carefully than usual. However if you start with a high severity outcome the lowest risk you will achieve is the uppermost limit of low risk, more likely lower medium risk.
If you genuinely want to lower risk, find some technical features where the outcome of the fall would be less severe, that way your skill derived lower likelihood will actually leave you in the low risk bracket.
Thanks for listening to somebody who assess's risk professionally

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crys-vb (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:05)

I'm so annoyed by this. I made a bunch of valid points on Remy's instagram post about risk being relative yet.. they disappeared? strange. Why is pinkbike promoting these blog posts? You literally log on to trailforks and pinkbike and see the big yellow warning: "NOTICE: Mountain biking irresponsibly during the COVID-19 pandemic puts you and others at risk. Riding injuries put unnecessary stress on medical systems that need all available resources to fight the virus, and group rides increase your chances of exposure. Please follow all local health authority directives, and DO NOT take risks." Yet Remy thinks he's above this because he feels in control that nothing could possibly happen to him while riding. He must be magical because I'm pretty sure MANY crashes happen when people feel "in control." This just sets a horrible example for everyone. BC Parks are closed yet there's still some trails you're allowed to access but the point of this whole BC Parks closure is to keep people safe, at home. Many other pro riders are finding other ways to keep their instagram followers entertained and sponsors happy but Remy has to keep putting himself out there, why? Many people are out of work, many people aren't riding, we are all trying to get through this together - set a better example, you're in the public eye! Your sponsors aren't going to drop you if you don't ride gnarly things and post videos, they're going to lose customers who see this as bad advertising though.

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JXN1 (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:14)

He's not riding irresponsibly. He has built up his skills to a very high level. He's a talented, experienced rider riding lines that you consider risky but he does not. The construction workers still banging away down the street from me are taking on more risk on a daily basis than Remy is in this video.

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crys-vb (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:21) (Below Threshold)

@JXN1: well obviously we are all divided on this but Yoann screwed up his foot climbing so yeah, you can be the most skilled rider in the world but things can still go wrong, i just don't understand his need to ride these difficult features and advertise them to the world when EVERYONE is being told to chill out.

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:25)

Let's be honest Crystal, you are just trying to hurt my image. I never delete any comment, but I did delete yours yesterday, because they were not constructive. Your only intention was to have a negative impact on what I do and my relationship with people/sponsors. It is called bullying. And bullying is not ok.

Your boyfriend (that I never met and has been insulting me out of nowhere by DM) is still riding gnarly stuff, so I don't feel like you are in the best position to give me a lesson.

I do agree with you on one point though. Crashes can happen anytime, even when in control. So do home injuries, even when taking precautions.

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preach (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:29)

realize as well that the "hospitals that are stressed because of CV19" are in like 5 places in America...0 in canada and the majority of healthcare facilities are actually laying off/furloughing employees, nurses and technicians because they have nothing to do.

We had the same crap around here (I live right next to Pisgah) and people were all bent out of shape about "possibly getting hurt and stressing out the medical community" however it's a non-issue. Most of the counties by Pisgah have 0 cases of CV19. BC is in the same boat.

Social distancing and staying in also significantly decreases car crash deaths....doesn't mean it's the long term answer though.

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crys-vb (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:30) (Below Threshold)

@remymetailler: i'm not the only one saying these things, yeah you have a lot of supporters who think this is all fine and dandy but there are other people wondering why you're allowed to be out there doing these things when we're all being told not to? my comment was saying exactly what i said above so i think it was completely constructive. You're the one putting yourself out there you should be ready to have constructive criticism come at you too, doesn't make me a bully in any sense. I'm not calling you names, i'm not trying to hurt your image, i'm just asking questions and bringing up concerns.

Also, i'm my own person and i'm allowed my own opinions so bringing up my boyfriend doesn't do anything for anyone.

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maxgod (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:31)

@crysvb: Yoann might as well have blown out his knee slipping while taking a shower. He got hurt because he was just messing around and wasn't concentrating. The fact that both Remy and Yoann can ride the gnarliest Squamish has to offer at ludicrous speed while still chatting on a gopro is proof of the level on concentration they can achieve. I think that Remy is an intelligent dude and if he thinks he can ride safely then I would take his words for it.

JXN1 (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:41)

Yoann got hurt again or are you talking about when he hurt his ACL on that janky log pile? Either way, it's up to each athlete to determine their risk level and ride accordingly. Gwin can ride incredibly fast with minimal risk. Remy can ride incredible technical lines with minimal risk. Riders near you are probably taking greater risks on trails that you feel are totally safe. I see your point that influencers have to consider how their actions affect others, but all riders ultimately have to make these decisions for themselves.

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cvoc (Apr 17, 2020 at 11:56)

@crysvb:
You’re not helping your argument by referring to Yoann’s accident. He wasn’t just ‘climbing’, he was riding up some log that was never meant to be ridden up on. Remy is riding official trails, specifically designed for mountainbiking. I think we can all conclude that these trails are well within his skill level.

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kookseverywhere FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:03)

@crysvb: Riding bikes is not outlawed, insert some common sense and stop trying to control others behaviours.

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crys-vb (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:14) (Below Threshold)

@kookseverywhere: you know what? I actually feel like I am one of the people here with some common sense. Riding isn't outlawed no, but pinkbike, trailforks, the government, health officials etc are asking people to stay home and not take risks. Does Remy absolutely have to be riding some of the harder trails in squamish right now? No. I don't wish injury on anyone, ever but IF something happened where he was riding in control then suddenly something went wrong everyone is saying oh hospitals are fine, don't worry about overloading them.. well we forget that there is no physiotherapy right now, the dentists are on call for emergencies only. These health care workers would have to risk themselves to help someone injured biking. Biking isn't mandatory for anyone, it's a sport we all enjoy. All I've been trying to say is Remy can still go ride but make better choices to advertise to the world because we don't want anyone getting hurt right now! Simple as that.

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:16)

@cvoc: You got a good point. I know where Yoann crashed, and I would not attempt that uphill. It is unstable, very technical and high enough from the ground to get hurt. To me that represent a high risk. Not worth it, pandemic or not. Obviously if Yoann attempted it, it's because he did not think he could get hurt on it. Once again accidents happen anytime anywhere.

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bman33 (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:20)

@crysvb:
so much virtue signalling and smugness. Sure you are fun at parities

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disruptiveone FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:20)

@crysvb: We're all allowed to be out and riding our bikes, so what is the problem with that? Nobody (not even Dr Henry nor Dr Tam) have said do NOT ride your bikes. They're just asking you to be safe and not to take risks. I do not see any Risks from Remy's riding in this video. He is totally in control and riding with absolute caution and confidence.

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bman33 (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:21)

@remymetailler: You rock, are a great /professional rider, seems like a very positive guy to be around and are objective about things that really matter. Keep doing your thing, 99.9% of us really do appreciate it. Cheers!

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kookseverywhere FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:25)

@bman33: For the first time ever virtue signalers can be self righteous by doing absolutely nothing but sitting on their ass and they are taking full advantage

preach (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:24)

@kookseverywhere:ah

Virtue signaling at its finest
Good call sir

gnarnaimo FL (Apr 18, 2020 at 7:07)

@crysvb: There is actually still physiotherapy as well as chiro practices open offering acute and emergency care in Canada...

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matgag (Apr 17, 2020 at 9:18)

Here he goes again. "Tu comprends rien! Ni du cul! ni de la tête! Un vrai Francais
You will soon begin to feel the heat of sponsors ditching you.

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remymetailler (Apr 17, 2020 at 10:07)

Why would sponsor ditch me while I do what I'm supposed to be doing and help them out while the times are hard? If the locals hospitals were out of control I would not be riding, but as of right now the situation is ok where I live. I promote safe riding, and support the local businesses, associations like SORCA and the brands we all like.

disruptiveone FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 12:20)

Seriously man...this guy is good. Nowhere does it say do NOT ride. Why pick on him for being french when you're in Quebec? In BC people are being responsible and I ride the north shore every day. No, I am not doing the usual gnarly stuff but I am still riding my bike. He is riding his bike. Just that his ride is probably way above most people's "gnarly" level.

Remy, you have an amazing talent and you are always in control of your bike in this video. You are an inspiration and you are being responsible. Keep riding and stay safe and thanks for sharing your rides with us.

JordanHuschard (Apr 17, 2020 at 15:06)

Did you ever come in France ? Did you ever have professional skills on a bike ?

bman33 (Apr 17, 2020 at 15:32)

@matgag Il semble donc qu'il y ait des connards arrogants pour chaque langue. Mayabe, vous devriez grandir et vous occuper de votre entreprise et laisser les cyclistes professionnels s'occuper de la leur.

matgag (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:40) (Below Threshold)

@bman33: sorry but you big accent!

bman33 (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:48)

@matgag: Google translate so may not be a proper French. The point is you're comments are pretty douchebag

matgag (Apr 17, 2020 at 17:49)

@JordanHuschard: wtf would I go to France. We already have plenty here.
Thankfully not a pro, but thank god you are one... in a lot of things I supposed

jflb (Apr 17, 2020 at 20:16) (Below Threshold)

@MMOF: It does actually say that everywhere. It says stay home.

disruptiveone FL (Apr 17, 2020 at 20:56)

@jflb: And yet Dr Henry says she goes for a run. Catch a wake up

softsteel (Apr 18, 2020 at 4:50)

@matgag: Mais nous aussi on t`aime petit caribou.
En ce qui te concerne, tu as raison: reste chez toi.
La consanguinité fait décidément beaucoup de dégâts dans vos contrées.