Bourg St. Maurice is a iconic paradise for mountain biking, known for its steep and fun trails. Our local rider Vincent Pernin never stops exploring, in search of the nicest lines to ride. The ones he found take us back to the classic freeride lines we all love.
Vincent told us:
"I wanted to ride some big high speed freeride lines in my local area, Bourg St. Maurice.
Which isn’t an easy task as I had to go high in the mountains to find them."
"It took a little while exploring, but in the end, I found a bunch of really interesting lines.
We patiently waited until the last days before the snow begins to arrive for winter and it made the landscapes even better."
"It was already getting really cold, but it was worth it and that's a usual at this elevation anyway.
We had a blast during the days of filming, just being there in the middle of nature in a quiet and peaceful place.
This is such a great feeling."
"The cherry on top were the crazy sunsets at the end of each day. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it… "
Words and riding: Vincent Pernin
Video and pictures: @jaketerryphotography
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“I still love cycling,” Alonso told CNN. “I will probably have to use the mountain bike a little bit more now, on different trails and avoid the normal roads. Maybe, the car could be more scared now than before!” cyclingmagazine.ca/sections/ridesevents/what-are-these-f1-drivers-doing-on-bikes
Ah ok thanks,I didn't know
How many plants do these idiots destroy?
How many animals do they disturb?
What about riding official tracks, instead of damaging nature?
Said DonaldTee, through a brand new iPhone 13 just before riding his carbon mountain bike.
In general though we should stick to existing trails, and leave the rapidly declining 'wild' alone!