Video: Christina Chapetta, Andreane Lanthier Nadeau & Georgia Astle Take On One Of The North Shore's Jankiest Laps

 haha yep! It's too steep in some spots to walk anything! And there is the famous "teeter totter" which we decided to ride both ways for fun!

 @christinachappetta: I've got a Kona from 1992 that I could lend you if you want to experience it old skool.

 @mobiller dannnnng!!!!!!!!!! The pressure was on with digger as an audience.

 @andreaneln: He clapped
Love that guy

 @mobiller: If you love Digger, purchase some of the gear to support him. I ordered my shirt last week.

 @rrolly: got a link for that support Digger gear?

 @grector: diggerknowfear.com

 @rrolly: Looking at the Kneeds Knees water bottles here from last round of Digger support, will definitely buy at least some stickers for the toolbox this round.

Fingers crossed next merch round is commemorative spoons and china Digger cherub figurines. Display case is prepped.

 @mobiller: I never knew that I wanted a Royal Doulton Digger figurine until just now. I'll have to make room on the mantle, but I'm sure grannies won't mind if I move her ashes.

 While I don't disagree with your statements, It is entirely possible this segment was filmed prior to the restrictions you're referring to.
Sifting through all the footage from the day and editing it all together can take quite some time and they may have even held onto the video for a later release on a slow media/news day perhaps. Lets hope this is the case anyway.

 @loamfiend: Avoiding non-essential travel has been in place in BC since November 2020. Its only recently that the Province has re-iterated their advice on this and instituted the new regulations asking people not to travel outside your health district.

 I loved this video, great job. But I think you bring up a valid point and wonder if PB going to respond ?

 @manofmanymilkcrates: Its a pandemic my milkycrateman. I personally have only stuck to my local hills in an effort to not be that guy who spreads the virus. Bikes are fun and I appreciate that its probably a means of escapism for a lot of us but I would say that shoresy here was actually pretty nice in his comment but was simply pointing out that Pinkbike might have stepped out of bounds a bit in terms of travel.

 @manofmanymilkcrates: a positive comment may not necessarily be what someone wants to hear.
It happened a lot in the UK earlier in the pandemic - MTBers ignoring the stay local rule and traveling to ride because it suited them. The positive thing to do would have been stay local and do as much as you possible to avoid transmission. They didn’t want to be told that though.

 Government restrictions? Who the hell are you going to run into on that trail?

 @JohanG: Or we could just you know wait like 2 months until everyone who wants a vaccine has one?

 @manofmanymilkcrates: nothing negative about it... My family lives both 2hr and 4hr away on the Same island as me... I haven't seen them both in over a year..... We in BC really shouldn't even be leaving our immediate neighborhoods ATM....

 per the health regions, if you live in the mainland, you can go from whistler - hope lol, they're fine.

 @crysvb: You are correct, these areas are in the same health region. However, not only has the Provincial government specifically asked us NOT to travel from Metro Vancouver to Squamish/Whistler, the mayors of both those municipalities have asked the same. No non-essential travel outside your local area. As a group, I know that many metro vancouverites in the mtb community are trying to stay local and not travel up the sea to sky for all the fantastic biking that is available. Why should this mandate not work both ways? If we have been asked not to travel up the S2S for biking, the same should go for those wanting to travel down it to the Shore. There are of course those who will interpret the rules to fit their selfish purpose, but id like to hope we a can all do better than that.

 @shoreboy1866: i'm so over people ripping each other apart for this. i'm a lower mainland local, i was at seymour last weekend. i ran into a GROUP OF THIRTY standing together at the bottom of mushroom. to shame the riders in this video is just not helping anyone. the seymour crew was WAY worse than this. technically, they're working. if pinkbike wasn't posting anything i'm sure we'd have people on the other side of the spectrum complaining about lack of content. i just don't see what the point of your comments are.

 @crysvb: I think @shoreboy1866 laid out the rationale for his comments quite well, so did the original poster, its likely an unpopular opinion on this site, and in general, but its worth noting.

We can all do better, I’m in that group as well, and sometimes it takes someone pointing out the unpopular for us to see what we choose to ignore. If we were all doing enough, we would....Well we would be Australia and New Zealand.
I massively appreciate the content thats being put out on the daily by PinkBike, and all the media creators out there, its helping us all get by

Be good to one another

 Thank you! Fun to create for sure!

 Thank you! Fun day out with the ladies and trails seem easier since this day

 ALN was leading the charge of course hahah with her best Wade Simmons voice overs

 OMG how fabulous!!! Your wife must be pretty radical. Thanks for the support from afar

 trail dogs hey?!?! What's not to love

 @christinachappetta:
Uh, a lot. You must’ve never hit dog shit at 20 mph. I looooove dogs but just not on the trail. Gimme some trailhead dogs.

 @gafoto: dude, all kinds of animals shit in the woods. The ground is literal wormshit. Don't go into nature if you're afraid of it and also hardly any dog will choose the middle of a trail to take a dump (yes, it has happened but again, nature is not instagram, shit exists)

 @wowbagger:
Yep, worm poop is the same as everything else which is why I’m going to take a dump in your garden bed. I’m sure you have no problem with that, right?

 @gafoto: that was not my point. I said animals shit in the woods for a living, you can't go there and expect not to come across it.

 Agreed.

Many of the real lines were missed here. And that line at 3:00 is really a braid. Much more challenging to the right on the rock or airing it.

But, if Digger don’t care then I don’t care.

 @partswhore:
Uh yeah, that’s basically how 99% of all media is produced.

 @gafoto: yup.

 Lol. Love the neg votes. Go on a few photoshoots/bike mag stories/articles...

It’s all smoke and mirrors for the camera, with a lot of waiting around.

Although they didn’t appear to be chasing hood light in this video.

 @partswhore: the neg votes are because EVERYONE knows!

 We originally rode the "usual" line off the bridge and to the right.. the roots were actually quite slippery that day! When we saw the straight line and obviously "weirder" one IMO we just had to give it a go because had we come across that in an EWS track there would be no other line. Sometimes it's DO or DIE so it's good to practice those harder lines or the ones you aren't comfortable with :-)

 @partswhore: It got you here to this page mate. Looks like a job well done to me.

 True! @mikemartinson:

 Do they though? Or do they just not like it when it’s pointed out? Meh.

@Ososmash:

 Can confirm, nothing on here seemed "easy" hahah although, it was my first time ever riding this trail so IDK...

 The log before the teeter was filled in with cement a number of years ago. It used to be way harder to ride. Not that it's super easy now.

 hahaha THIS is great idea! Thanks Dave

 FUN!!!! They're probably way too young to know Mortal Kombat hahah but at least they're a little "cultured" now

 Agreed, Lower Ladies got really really all of a sudden!

 for sure. though stunt laden, the trail has mad flow. it's a jem.

 Thank you! We obviously put a LOT of time into this one on the editing so I am pumped on how it turned out

 It was definitely harder in ‘98!

‘92 would have been loamy.

 Thanks! It was the brightest thing I had that dark day :-)