We are kicking off our latest video series by letting Race Face ambassador, MTB Hall of Famer, and legendary freeride Godfather, Wade Simmons, loose on BC's North Shore trail system. He'll be sharing real world insights about tackling features and conditions that you might find in your own backyard.
Watch above to see Wade break down a Shore classic - Dale's Trail.
 | The Shore riding is so technical, and every time I'm out shredding with a group, I'm helping someone drop into a scary steep line who's never done it before. So, I had an idea that it would be awesome to showcase some of the "North Shore's" most technical trail features and dive into how I look at the crux moves and talk through technical skills in a simple way – giving riders the knowledge and confidence to tackle tech trails and features....wherever they are riding. So stoked to get out on the Shore to Pick-A-Part – starting with the gnarly Dale’s rock!—Wade Simmons |
Liked what you saw? Want to see more of Wade and other RF pros sharing technical knowledge and skills to help you become a better rider - from stomping steep rock rolls to cleaning tech climbing lines? Have a favourite trail that you just can't quite clean a feature on? Sound off below!
 | The North Shore is the 'punk rock' of mountain biking - a raw, grimy, hardworking, unapologetic kind of place that churns out the highest quality of riders and trails.—Wade Simmons |
118 Comments
I’m 32 and feel like a kid from a athleticism standpoint...
Buddy of mine is 48 and smashes dh + backcountry Skiing.
Don’t give up dude!
(Couldn't agree more).
Dale's trail is an odd afair. Starts off as a flow trail has sick gnar section in the middle with machine build road at the bottom. And that rock section is a brain f.ck! Wade made it look easy!
How about doing Upper / lower Boogie man next?
Nice to see how Wade breaks it down.
And I’m glad that he recommended that you take a look first.
As others have said, the GoPro effect doesn’t do it justice, it’s a big move.
His trail can be pretty gnarly but damn its fun
I'd love to see a breakdown of:
Lower Severed Triple (steep section) and the S-turn on the R&R climb
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXSglwg1bL8&t=4s
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0wFHyOCdFA
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