After years of seeing imagery of the lush green trails from the Pacific Northwest have overwhelming influence on the media and culture of mountain biking, we decided it was time to go experience the rich dark loam of the coastal regions for ourselves. So in the spring, we dusted off our trail bikes, packed up the rig and headed north to see what we could find.
Presented by YetiCycles.com
Filmed by: John Reynolds & Craig Grant
Directed by: Craig Grant
Sound Design: Keith White
Riders: Richie Rude & Joey Schusler
Music:
"Tracking, North of 63 Degrees Latitude" by Form and Fate
"Run Home" by Align in Time
"Stories" by Align in Time
As a side note, I hope they brought their shovels to do some trail work for all the berm slashing and etc. I hope there wasn't the mentality of "I'm new here, and may not make it back here, why not have a shred-fest?"
I understand it is a show for the camera but that is destructive style of trail riding.
Thousands of people are going to watch this and think that is a great way to ride a trail. If the riders read this that made this video then how about explaining WTF you are doing!
On a side note: one of the yeti guys at an outdoor demo said he needs to stop thrashing his equipment so bad, cuz the kid only knows full throttle! haha
or maybe this just the scenario of the vid, by the way it's awsome trails
2. Fantastic looking trails
3. Awesome bikes (IMO, but I would say that! Lol)