Gouranga in Squamish is an iconic mountain bike trail. Towards the bottom of the trail, there is a long rock face that gives trouble to many riders. It's not an easy one as you can go way too fast down to it or pick the wrong line.
In this video, I will show you and explain the four different lines I ride on it. From the regular one that challenges lots of people already to the more advanced ones that only a few riders know about.
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youtu.be/RBc4R7TNlI8?t=153
Line 2 [05:05] - youtu.be/8JfoxZ3V9eg?t=305
Line 3 [06:55] - youtu.be/8JfoxZ3V9eg?t=415
Line 4 [08:51] - youtu.be/8JfoxZ3V9eg?t=531
Good quality video.
As a local rider and builder don’t think this is the most responsible way to show off creativity and riding skills. The promotion of braiding/destruction of local Squamish trails. I am very surprised to see this!
Cheers
To reply to your comment, I try to be as careful as possible at not damaging existing trails or nature in general. When trying to push the limits of how a bike can be ridden sometimes this happens. On that particular video, I'm riding done a rock and have not made any modification to the existing trail, I use a different entrance and do not cause or encourage erosion. Also very few people can actually attempt those so the traffic will be very minimal.
Be aware in mid summer the first bit accumulates ball bearing-like gravel so cook that speed off before the second bit or learn to enjoy going sideways
I've got sweaty palms just by watching the video.
I built it. Would be cool to see you riding it