Video: Claudio Caluori's Course Previews Return on his Local Trails

 If Claudio thinks he's riding like a grandma, what does that make me? By that metric, I ride like someone who's been dead for a century.

 @Grantma Wait...did he say he was riding like you? I think you need to respond and challenge him to some timed runs on Cam's Slope-duro course.

 @DRomy: You ride as much as you have time for, give yourself more credit.

 @greg390: Thanks, buddy! First ride today in two months. Felt great -- guess I'm still kickin'!

 @rrolly: thanks for your opinion

 I think it might be some velosolution promo... Too casual find a gorgerous perfectly bermed and packed track like that... dunno I am conspiracionists?

 @PauRexs: I don't know if they built it, but definitely worth a visit -> www.flimslaax.com/en/outdoor-activities/biking/runcatrail

 @PauRexs: It's the runca trail in flims. Was built a couple years back, might have been velosolutions. The trail is sooo much fun and with lift access in the summer. And it's about 3 times as long as shown in the video, but he rode the most fun part.

 @paulvonperth: Oh yeah! Just give you the need to go out ride, and I'm stuck at work...

 @wolfsberg: i think the lower part was built in 2006 or 2007 for the RedBull Trailfox. Built or partly built by Hans Rey (so many changes during the years).

 @smartfartbart: I'm also at work Plus, I found out yesterday that Portes du Soleil will be opening on schedule for my week-long visit at the beginning of July..!

 @inversedotch: yess I was there did 2nd!
Actually it seemed me the best builded trails and stunts ever!

 I agree so infectious! And as he would say that was good fun!

 Agreed!!!

 Genius idea

 Haven't looked into mountain biking in Switzerland, but ski/snowboard holidays there are insanely expensive. For both accomodation and lift passes.

However, there is an Italian resort called Cervinia that i had looked into for ski/snowboard. It is just the otherside of the Matterhorn from Zermatt in Switzerland and their lift systems are linked.

Holidays to Cervinia were much cheaper and you can get a pass that allows you to ride Cervinia and Zermatt (can't remember if it covers the whole Zermatt resort or just part of it). Buying that pass in Italy was much cheaper than buying the equivalent pass that seemed to offer the same access over the Swiss border.

I have no idea if they have an MTB trail network there, but worth a bit of research if you find Swiss prices breaking your budget.

 It's not that expensive as you often have the day pass with the hotel (Lenzerheide) or at least a good reduction on day cards (Flims/Laax). There is also a great camping in Trin (www.trailforks.com/poi/45480) and another one near the village.
Also check www.herbert.bike, sometimes you can get some great deals there!

 @inversedotch: thanks a million

 @DidNotSendIt: thanks man must check out the Italian option

 Might not be popular with all, but could do with a bit to dry some of them out, though (eg Aberfoyle - I struggle there when I'm back in Scotland).

 @Niseach1: You are right, who likes puddles and water on your their expensive bikes...

I remember back in the day when we just rode through puddles and there wasnt a trail team to fix them and build bigger berms...

I recall racing and the park rats turning up with their dry tyres on in the wet and complaining it was too hard and that the track should be changed. Those with wet weather tyres on didnt have an issue.

Neg prop away rats haha

 And how did you film it?!?!

 There's always one of you.

 I don't get it ,why do people get so TRIGGERED! about vegans.The more vegans ,the more meat for me.

 @rideonjon: No one got "triggered" I didnt hear him say he was christian or Jewish. Left handed or straight. Why the vegan?

 @owlie: TRIGGERED!

 Haha - F the DV crew