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Fast Forrest
Downhill racer Forrest Riesco pinning it down his home trails on the Sunshine Coast.
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66 Comments
- - 10
That it was but I wasn't satisfied. Someone like that should be shown tearing through the chunda, ripping up more than the already fast and flowy/amazing trails. Dude has a very aggressive style so it's obvious how impressive that footage would be.
- - 1
Your saying its not a good edit...?!? That's a diss in the English language. Just don't judge, or try to knock him down unless you can do better... It's pretty simple no harm said, or done... PCE!
- - 16
Hahaha, well I can tell that English is not your first language (or second) because you cannot read worth a damn. Relax little boy before you give your pube-less balls a hernia from projecting your anger onto... nothing really. In the English language that's what we call a diss, not suggesting to someone that they should make another edit with more tech riding in it because it would be impressive to watch. PCE!!!
- - 7
Wow, I guess it's a good thing that it's just the internet and it doesn't matter at all... but that's cool that something like that matters to you... pfft, haha.
- + 11
Im actually with scott on this one. Yes, of course this edit is great!
But I think, and when I understood him right its what Scott thinks, while well filmed, well edited and well ridden, the trail they chose to film wasn´t able to give Forrest the opportunity to show whats in him. Hell I could ride all that with ease. And I´m far from comparing myself with riders as Forrest.
There are only two or three shots in which you can see what this guy is cappable of.
In an edit of a trail more gnarly you could see more of that. The way he rides that berm at 3.26 for example is incredible. But you dont see much of that in this edit.
There is more in that kid.
PS.: @BikeNERD007 - Scott never said that this would be a bad edit. You really should learn to read more carefully. You where the first one to get bitchy boy.
But I think, and when I understood him right its what Scott thinks, while well filmed, well edited and well ridden, the trail they chose to film wasn´t able to give Forrest the opportunity to show whats in him. Hell I could ride all that with ease. And I´m far from comparing myself with riders as Forrest.
There are only two or three shots in which you can see what this guy is cappable of.
In an edit of a trail more gnarly you could see more of that. The way he rides that berm at 3.26 for example is incredible. But you dont see much of that in this edit.
There is more in that kid.
PS.: @BikeNERD007 - Scott never said that this would be a bad edit. You really should learn to read more carefully. You where the first one to get bitchy boy.
- - 3
Scott lives deep in the US. Not a good biker. Move to Canada and get good. Shut up and stop bashing edits
- + 3
Spielkind- you nailed it on the head so no further response needed. I was never "hating" on him.
As for "EvokeMedia", it takes more than a PB name and a need to post immature comments to have a media-based company. Go open a lemonade stand, boy, while the men go and rip bikes and not on each other.
As for "EvokeMedia", it takes more than a PB name and a need to post immature comments to have a media-based company. Go open a lemonade stand, boy, while the men go and rip bikes and not on each other.
- + 5
Forrest stepped it up on July 7th for his first major win! He took the top spot at the Sun Peaks Canada Cup race!
- + 1
did he not finish with fastest run too? 4 23 was the best run and the fastest pro had a 4 28 run.


impressive ride and edit