Video: Tyler Gorz - Winter Destruction

 Song was perfact...im a big metal fan but unfortunately metal makes bike videos look hella redneckish hahahahah

 I agree, less slow mo means more angles of shredding

 Rupert you legend!

 Very talented cyclist.

 does it look like an enduro video in the thumb nails?

 no. i just wanted to show my appreciation for a good dh video during this enduro fad

 Its not a fad.... It will become a bigger "fad" than dh. I love dh... love it!, but this new "fad" will be bigger than dh because first of all you need one bike not two, unfortunately not everyone has access to a dh park all year around but most have access to a enduro style type park. Plus i personally things it is way more challenging than dh thats why i race enduro.

 I don't think you can say one is more challenging than the other, they are both challenging in there own right.

 Quick, hide! Before the geography police come:

bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=152511

P.S. I always thought we are considered part of the PNW as well seems like some folks disagree.

 For those who want to effectively communicate, the "Pacific Northwest" is a valid way to refer to the region. It is as accurate as any other geographical name. The "Mid-West" of the united states is in the eastern half of the country. The "Northwest West Territories" of Canada is neither the most northern or western of provinces. The "North Shore" is actually west of most Canadians. And what about the "Northwest Passage"? Even the name of the capital of China suffers from this problem. There are literally hundreds of thousands if not millions more examples. What are we supposed to do? Rename most of the planet?

Basically, the only reason to argue over the term is to pick a fight because the person is angry about some other subject. If someone starts up this argument, the best thing to do is find out what they're actually angry about.

 @dfiler

It is all arbitrary naming anyways, and I personally don't give a rat's ass. But from what I have observed it is usually the Canadians of BC who are adamantly opposed to be included in the PNW, while the Americans argue otherwise.

One thing to note however, the ecology of southern-west BC is fundamentally different than the north-western part of USA. The Coast Mountains are an entirely different experience than the rest of what is known as PNW.

 Wow! lol! you're all ridiculous. Go ride your bike now.

 The biome doesn't magically change due to a political border on a map. Instead, it gradually changes as you move in any direction. Or if moving across a mountain range, it can change dramatically. But for useful conversation purposes, the "pacific northwest" does a good job of grouping similar environments together. Of course you can get extremely detailed and scientific and draw distinctions beyond that, but I don't think that is why most people pick this fight. They don't actually expect everyone in the world to distinguish between different biomes every 100 or 200 kilometers. That would require everyone to know about hundreds of thousands of tiny distinctions.

Instead, this particular argument is almost always a result of disliking the US for other reasons, mostly political and cultural. The ironic thing is, I actually agree with almost all complaints leveled by Canadians against the US. But wanting to pick a fight about cardinal directions in a name, that's just pointless.

Note that Alaska, as part of the US, would also make this name illogical for Americans. But whatever, it doesn't make any sense for the Japanese either.

Moral of the story? Don't start arguments over stupid things like the word "north" appearing in a name. If you've got a problem, address it straight on rather than letting it invade every other unrelated conversation.

 Listen for the Public Enemy reference at 1:39

 some was filmed in mission at the bear mountain dh course and at arduum dh trail love to check out the other trails thow

 I see, I mistook that gate at the end with one that's right by Buntzen lake in Port Moody. Looks like gotta make a trip to Bear soon.

 that gate at the end iis Burke Mtn in Coquitlam. Trail he came out of is Braap

 same here

 Maybe you do, I kinda like Berms when they're not all destroyed. Their my local trails and I got a feeling a lot of Race guys aren't heading back up there to put some stomp time in to fix them. I dunno, we know your fast but guaranteed he can clear all the jumps braking before the berm and have enough speed. Dudes got loads of skill though.

 dont need to mention this. Without a doubt most trailbuilder/s are sad to see others just drive by, droppin in, rippin (or not) propably 'harder' than the builder himself, the so loved holy trail, without any diggin, nor respect to all the hours of work spent out there in the woods.
But, finally, doesnt it make you just proud or happy to see great clips* like this!? *feat. your trail ..
...for me it looks fun.

 Glad everyone has enjoyed the video so much, Rupert and I put a ton of work into it! Thanks for all the cool comments!
To goingbig and ampa, the only 2 corners that are getting torn up a bit aren't berms being destroyed they are just a couple flat turns and they are way off the beaten path, they aren't on a local trail at all. Myself and others such as samdemo do a TON of work on Burke and have already been up numerous times cutting out sketchy deadfall to make the trails ride able again. And to ampa the one section on eagle that is in the video I hiked all the way in through the snow with my saw to make it ride able and the ground was hard as concrete so no roost :-)

Thanks again for watching!

 Fair enough dude I got all trail sensitive there, i'll just leave with the tail between the legs and maybe watch vids a little closer next time

 Hers's the song with a soundcloud link so everybody knows. SNDCLSH (DJ Lupe Fiasco + DJ Sky Gellatly) x DJ Kue - "Letting Go Remix"
soundcloud.com/#sndclsh/sndclsh-lupe-fiasco-and-sky-x