With all this rampage pr stuff going on, I have a newfound respect for Fest Series wanting to be less media-focused and lowkey. Just people hucking bikes for the love of the sport.
It's about personalities, a lifestyle, a certain dedication to the art of riding bikes and building trails, things that are far more important than how many views or likes a video gets on social media.
I just hope that me not watching this video can be an example of realness to future generations and whoever else is into bikes
You guys are funny. You haven't been to a fest event in person and it shows. Of course it needs media output to make itself somewhat sustainable through sponsorships, but it's far from the main objective. You get there and it's such a chill and relaxed atmosphere among the riders. Very little to no pressure in terms of "oh i need to do this and that and risk it all for the next viral IG reel". f*ck that, its ruining it. Its not the right spirit. Oh and if only u knew how much passion, effort and money Nico and the crew put into these events; show some respect.
Yess dude. And... no one at the event has been anti media coverage, it's just not the priority. The priority is to make sure the people (who are riding some of the biggest jumps in the world), are focused and that there is no outside pressure from sponsors for daily content or something like that. Because the consequences are massive. The guys ride when they feel good, and the conditions are prime. These events happen because of the passion everyone shares. It's difficult to understand that without witnessing it.
Oh man, I started riding in Ontario. All those O-cups, and Q-cups.
I remember taking my hardtail to Blue mountain for an O-Cup DH race!
Some great Canadian shield riding, its why Im decent on rocky tech trails.
Oh and if only u knew how much passion, effort and money Nico and the crew put into these events; show some respect.