Video: Remy Metailler & Matt Bolton Ride Extremely Steep Trails in Squamish

 No way! Why should I change? He's the one who sucks.

 I hope Matt has seen Office Space

 no... it's just a just coincidence

 Remy is one of those riders who isn’t “risky” per say. He is extremely calculated and has a good decision making process with the skill to back it up. He is very good at knowing when not to hit something due to conditions, weather, proper gear/bike set up, fatigue, ect.

It helps that in his videos he often shows his decision making process. It reminds me of Cody Townsend’s the fifty project quite a bit. Different sport but a similar process and mindset shown in the videos.

Some pros are extremely talented but also just have massive balls. But they are also the ones that end up crashing and hurting themselves. I think remy has had only one injury that kept him off the bike in his career thus far.

 @danielomeara: Thanks Daniel, yes I feel like I'm extremely calculated and I probably take more time than any other pro before doing a new jumps, gap or whatever. I'm very scared to get hurt. Mountain Biking is basically my only source of incomes, so I do also take that in consideration. Accidents can happen at anytime, and are not necessarily due to a mistake and I'm well aware of it but when I ride a line it is because I have no doubt that I will ride it fine. If I'm not sure, I do not attempt it.

 Good question. The way to think about it is stuff like this is actually in his comfort zone... which is insane.

 I commented on his YouTube channel that basically there will be a time when downhill racing will be, just drop from the top of a mountain and see who gets down the fastest without a trail. Remy has incredible skills and this isn't his first crazy drop. His brain seems wired like an extreme athlete where it goes in slow, controlled motion. I've never considered Remy's riding reckless and free. The guy is like a mathematician on the course.

 I think you might find #theremyline on more trails. If you see this, know it's probably UN-rideable.