Video: Steve Vanderhoek's Movember Moustache Ride 2

Nov 1, 2021 at 21:57
by Steve Vanderhoek  


I was hoping to have this little flick be a tad longer but a fractured tibial plateau followed by a broken wrist really got in the way of my productivity this year. Regardless every November I like to grow a greasy little duster to raise awareness for men's health. This year specifically for mental health and suicide prevention amongst first responders and health care workers. Despite how people appear you never know what's going on behind the scenes. Take the time to be kind to everyone, look out for those who are down and let's all have some good times on bicycles.


PC - Brandon Artis
Mo stache Mo fun PC:Brandon Artis

www.clinttrahan.com
Full year of smashing these We Are One Composites wheels and not one issue. PC: Clint Trahan

PC Kelsey Toevs
Bar turns and backflips is the depth of my trick bag. PC: Kelsey Toevs

PC Dave Smith
PC: Dave Smith

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Been on these MTX braking gold label pads for the past year and I am extremely impressed. They deliver a powerful, silent and more modulated feel than standard metallic pads.

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The STFU damper works great on the new Devinci Spartan high pivot as well.

PC Dave Smith
PC Dave Smith
PC: Dave Smith

PC Kelsey Toevs
PC: Kelsey Toevs

Thanks for watching!

Follow on IG:
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@toevs

https://www.weareonecomposites.com/ - Badass wheels
https://mtxbraking.com - Quiet / powerful braking
https://stfubike.com - Eliminate chain slap
https://www.devinci.com/en/ - Radical bikes

Cheers,
Steve Vanderhoek

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28 Comments
  • 35 0
 *"Bar turns and backflips is the depth of my trick bag" - I would take those trick options over my dead sailors. All joking aside, Thank you @stevev88 for helping raise awareness for Men's health/first responders. It's incredible how little recognition or aid is available to many that struggle. Having spent many seasons on the front line as a Wildland firefighter, I have seen and dealt with some shit. Drops in the bucket in comparison to some of my friends/fam that are lifers in the first responder world. Some of the stories I have heard give me nightmares, let alone being there in the moment.
Many thanks and much respect to all the first responders out there!
  • 7 0
 Also, meant to say: Sick rippin @stevev88 , per always! Quite the inspiration.
  • 12 0
 Thanks so much man! Ya the longer I work in this field the more I realize how much support people need. I’m stoked to raise the awareness
  • 18 0
 "Despite how people appear you never know what's going on behind the scenes." If everyone could approach human interactions with this mindset, we'd all be a little better off.

Nice edit, great cause.
  • 8 0
 I agree. I wish more people approached life this way
  • 3 0
 I'm on the red MTX brake pads, Sentinel V2x Code RSC and so far I like them but less bite and less power than the metallic pads. I'll try the gold MTX pads next to see if they have a little more power for the steeps.
  • 2 0
 I'm running the gold pads in my Guide RSC brakes and it made an incredible difference in all aspects of brake performance. I was seriously considering a more powerful brake set prior to these and now I see no need.
  • 3 0
 We have found that a lot of riders in your area dig the Gold over the Red *IF* they primarily descend and descend your typical crazy-steep terrain. But the average trail rider will benefit more from the Red because of their smooth feel and mega-silence. Obviously Steve is on Gold front and rear. Another combo to consider though is to run Gold front / Red rear. This maxes-out your power up front and maintains smooth modulation in back for cornering. Stoked you're on them and let us know what you think of the Gold.
  • 2 0
 Steve seems like such a fantastic guy and rider. I fully recognize that his real job is incredibly important now more than ever, but I selfishly wish he would devote all his awesomeness to MTB. Steve, thanks for all you do!
  • 2 0
 As you can guess, Steve is a ridiculously nice dude and we're very fortunate to be able to work with him and will continue to do so.
  • 3 0
 This edit is everything I love about riding bikes.
  • 4 0
 Ah cheers man! Thank you
  • 2 0
 Great cause and great riding Steve. Keep up the good work on both fronts. Cheers.
  • 3 0
 My lip feels naked without one
  • 2 0
 @Beaconbike I feel the same about being beardless. I only alter the beard to match Halloween costumes/characters every year. So my first ride after being in costume, my face is COOOOOOOOLD!
  • 1 0
 @RBalicious: I was Bob from bobs burgers a few years ago, all I had to do was get a white apron and a spatula hahaha
  • 1 0
 Great video as always! Love the look of the spartan. Will you be putting the coil on the new bike?
  • 3 0
 I’m going to run it awhile with the air cause feels insane. But would love to try the coil and see how traction is
  • 2 0
 Ok, that's it. Time for me to grow a pair and hit that damn creek gap.
  • 2 0
 Great cause..great dude...FF.. say no more
  • 2 0
 Way better than my November goal……
  • 2 0
 Sick edit as usual! How's that new Spartan?
  • 5 0
 New spartan is really really good. This was actually shot just before I received the new one. It’s an improvement in every way while still staying very lively and fun and “freeride”
  • 2 0
 Looking good in the stache man!
  • 2 0
 Great video and great cause Steve! You rock!
  • 1 0
 Greasy little duster, arguably the best description of a mustache I have ever heard!
  • 2 0
 sick!
  • 2 0
 the best







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