Video: Just Another 'Trail Ride' in Squamish

 I didn't think it was possible to shred that hard in trainer socks

 i have no idea what you are talking about terra. i am using adblock tho.

 We all either have or want a gopro right? No advertisement needed. In the rating system, there's no option for Ulty BC Dopeness

 HD? I don't think so.

 Dear Norco. Please feel free to send me a range carbon to race next year. Looks par for a proper bc "trail beating".

 Why do all Norco bikes have to look so damn good?

 And people thought the Red Bull player was bad. I f*cking hate Epic TV's bullshit. Regardless, that was an insane video. Those rock rolls were intense. I've gotta throw this in, not sure if its the same area but there's a vid on here of someone riding the most insane double rock roll I've ever seen. The second roll has a stump just before it that the rider has to avoid. Anyone have any idea? Its absolute insanity.

 You know you could have closed the rating system, right?

 @jabrones, nope i don't have one and i for sure don't want one... but i am old school. i rather watch riders who can ride in edits which are well done than whatever raw material i would produce riding around on depressing trails in LA...

anyway same result, no advertisement need

#noteverythingneedstobeshared

 @byubound, I think the point is that the rating system totally interrupts the flow of watching the video, especially if you have to close it to free up your screen. I hate these type of pop-up's.

 just use adblock... no shit going on there for me.

 1. Press the "x"
2. Stop crying.

 Unless you are watching on a phone, in which case the video doesnt play at all.

 Entrails is rad. Quite near it is a newish trail called Rupert. Also lots of big rock rolls. Squampton rules.

 Or even closer and better, Treasure Trail…

 Treasure Trail is a whole other level... bring your A game. Squamish has great rock work!

 Treasure trail is insane but it's a pretty high level one (even the chicken passes), Rupert is awesome but pretty busy sometimes...Anyway, whatever the trail it is, whatever your level is...Squamish is...The greatest place on earth for biking.
(my favorites are Cakewalk and Somewhere Over There)
And this video is.....very inspiring !

 Alice Lake - Entrails land - Squamish
One Zone - so much to offer

Easiest to hardest with granite rock-rolls
1) Room with a view
2) Rupert
3) Boney Elbows
4) Gouranga
5) Value Added - Penthouse
6) Hueso
7) Intestinal fortitude - only one slab but its a sphincter tightener.
Treasure Trail
9) Larvacide - Gem trail that sees no traffic

 Thanks for the ego boost. I rode three of those trails, cleaning the features on the first run this summer. Didn't even know what I was getting into. Just followed the leader... (Ok, technically I left a little flesh up there, so it wasn't entirely clean.)

 Thanks you Dave for the trails

 For the list I mean. Crampit has awesome rock zones and Banzai Pipeline is in a zone all of itself too. Don't forget to support SORCA everyone who loves these trails

 @davereid: thanks!

 Looks hard to x-up with those wide low flat bars.

 That would be a tobaggon, dip your nose for tweaker points

 He's having a stab. A clicked t-bog involves boning the whole bike forward, which naturally results in the bars turning, which I am assuming bvd453 was poking fun at. Still, to do it on the stepdown on that trail, ballsy!

 Yeah, amazing how things have progressed. Wonder how this guy would go on a 90's 'freeride' rig weighing 50lbs?

 must be the shorts

 You got his sox?

 He's saving weight by not wearing goggles.

 build them!

 I commute from Squamish to Vancouver. It takes an hour door to door.

 45-50mins for me.

 Yeah, I guess it depends on which side of the city you are on. Driving through the city sucks (at least in July when I was there).

We simply can't have jumps or wooden features on trails in CO, they just aren't allowed on public trails. Illegal trails are much more difficult to hide here due to less dense forest unless they are really out in the boonies, plus I doubt illegal trails would ever approach the quality of those in Squamish and Cumberland. The features are extremely well thought out, and not the kind of thing a group of 5 people is going to put together over a couple of weekends.

 Where are you in Colorado? I have ridden some great Techy jumpy trails there. In fact Colorado is known for being a great MTB state.

 teton pass, unspoken north shore if you can afford it. hear nothin but eagles in the mornin. hitchin is a bit tougher than N Van but not much. Screw CO.

 Rode Teton this summer and was blown away. That area is one of my faves on the planet!

 FYI Jeremy is an engineer...in Squamish. There's a few good jobs around, just have to search for them. Filmmaker being one of them

 @noblezilla: About the same as the "Everett to Seattle" commute, only you live somewhere WAY better! (trail wise, among other things)

 27.5 is not wagon wheel

 Half-clown steez.

 keep dragging your knuckles...

 I'd call it more of a blemis Norco wasn't happy about. Everyone got a replacement front triangle to keep rapport. Yeah the initial wait BLEW!

 Im just sore about the fact I waited that long and never got one! haha! I'll let it go one day advansti!

 Agreed, but then again my balls are soft and squishy - not made of steel. ;-)

 Because these are our 'all mtn' trails. Many sections of these trails have uphill single track sections

 Uphill sucks, but the trail in Squamish.... Fuck yeah!

 I plan on picking up one of the new Bell Super 2R helmets for the 'all mountain' trails. Just remove the chin bar for the uphill and reattach for the gnarlier downhill stuff. Dental work is so expensive.... ;-)

 Yeah!

 Nice riding jeremy!