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Dex Files S2 EP2 - Whistler Valley Trails
For the second episode we travel to the Whistler Valley for something other than the WB Bike Park. "Like" us on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/faultlinetv
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Jul 21, 2013
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- Date Posted
- Jun 28, 2013 at 5:12Jun 28, 2013
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Worm-Burner
(Jul 21, 2013 at 0:24)
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^^^ thats because a spastic toddler could do a better job with music selection and editing than whoever made that video
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Yea a*shole that video sucked (@szymon) but I do suppose your "Genius" shceme to get views worked because I watched it
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you used the worst zeds dead song you could find, the editing was terrible, it looks like you pissed on the vid from the saturation and he was on a dirt path riding the whole time... I can't criticize too much because I only turn out headcam edits but at least I don't suggest mine for vod
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It's up on Blackcomb mountain. Built as an 'all-mountain' trail (it's a 20 minute climb, or a very long and sweaty push), unfortunately in the last couple years it has been pounded by more and more traffic, much of which is big-tyre DH bikes as that's all most people have in this town. Being quite a fall-line trail which a lot of people skid down means that it is now quite the brutal ride for those that still ride it on trail bikes; it's getting to bike-park levels of punched out and really needs some maintenance which nobody seems willing to do.
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Yes! ^ and the guy in the video was on a "big tire" DH bike so yea cool story if you want it maintained go maintain it, thats how every non-bike park trail works (okay not all but some)
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it's the wrong bikes on the wrong trails. it's not fun to watch. the riding is cramped, hesitant, the polar opposite of flow.
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A fair point I maybe should've addressed: I'm a trail builder and also regular maintenance contributor on trails that aren't mine, but it's sadly way beyond the realm of a one-man-crew, especially when that one man also works a 40 hour week and tries to ride at least once a day too.
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@Hwulex I hear ya on that one. I live a much the same schedule and being one of the only trail builders where I live hard to keep ahead of the damage. Especially MX and ATV damage.
that's all I need do realy