This latest installment of Sundays in Châtel takes you on a journey to the Châtel bike park as seen through the eyes of Mateo Verdier. This young shredder lives a dream life splitting his time between Queenstown in winter and Châtel in the summer. The only thing that matters to him is spending time on his bike. We followed him during the summer and his sessions with Vinny-T, Antoine Buffart and friends.
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| Five years ago, I was watching videos of Vinny-T or Antoine Buffart thinking that these guys were sick and now I'm riding with them. It's a dream come true for sure! |
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Shaping dirt waves at sunset with Vinny-T.
| Anything steep and soft would do it. Surfing is the best! |
[PI=18865303]Between two laps you'll find Mateo Verdier in one of the shops located at the bottom of the lift. Mateo lives for mountain biking and works as a bike mechanic to support his lifestyle.
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Pour avoir plus de 100 jours de rides a Whistler et les PDS, je dirais que les PDS sont devant juste pour la diversite et la bouffe pour le cote lifestyle. Apres niveau ambiance Whistler est devant mais c est une grosse station bien bien chere (2-3 fois plus cher). Voila mon humble avis lol.
BTW don't care about @mtb-beds they don't support the local economy, they pay taxes in the UK and some of their customers were pretty racists and dodgy AF. Your favourite anthem is probably "kill the Frenchs" and I remember when one of your racist guests met one of my riding friend from the french army it was so cute lol.
After Brexit those racists have nothing to do in France and in the EU. When you speak to those guys in France in French, because you don't know them, they say " I don't speak monkey" or "rorororo" or "no baguette".
Savoie libre