In early March, just days before the first World Cup and EWS were postponed, we were all getting some last-minute speed training in.
Remi had always been telling me to come ride Prevost. I knew how good it was from all the videos I had seen, but I still wasn't prepared for just how flat out it was. Straight from the first run in this video, the speed blew my mind. It just didn't end, you start to build speed and you would carry that speed all the way to the bottom. Sprinkled along each trail were features that were also just slightly bigger than I would have expected. I was lucky to have Remi to follow who knows the place well. He brought me straight up to speed and I was feeling good. Except then I tried to follow Finn and each time that was short-lived.
All joking aside another great video everyone and keep making BC (& Canada) proud on the world stage!
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Man, he was like a spring into and out-from every berm/corner.
(A.) You were on the slayer?(and please forgive the fact that I do not know if it is the 27" or the 29" version); and B, was that a 38 or the good ol' 36?
I was on the 29er Slayer and yes that was the new 38.
Also is Jesse riding mostly blind here? If so that is insane commitment, even when following someone you might ride with often.
Stevie was a role model for many!
On another note, if i had to ride one trail for the rest of my life, this would probably be the one. It literally has it all. Constant donwhill, loose soil, whoops and mini doubles for days, big jumps and even bigger drops all set in an incredible landscape.
I´d kill to call these trails my hometrails.
As a mountainbiker, being born in Canada = winning at life
Hah yeah, going straight into the landing looked...uncomfortable
Anyway, you were flying down that trail. One of the best videos I've seen in quite a few years!
By the way... the video is awesome... best pre-covid POV to watch mid-covid yet.
Thanks!
No doubt My 125mm Scout struggles in more than a few places at Prevost! Sick edit.