Whistler might be best known for its immaculately sculpted bike park jump trails, but there’s a whole lot more if you know where to look deep in the woods. With names like The Thing, these trails require some serious commitment and a whole lot of tech riding skills. We’re talking massive rock rolls, drops with sniper landings, and a healthy amount of exposure to the side of the line. Of course, that’s exactly the type of riding Remy Metailler enjoys the most, so it’s no wonder he enlists the help of Whistler legend Claire Buchar to show him a few of these lines.
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How One Former Olympian is Fostering the Next Generation of Riders
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Standing in the start gate waiting for the air horn to blast is how former MTB Olympian Sam Schultz spent most of his youth. These days, however, Schultz is doing the exact opposite. He’s on the other side of the race tape, giving a mob of preteens the cue to start pedaling. After competing in the 2012 London Olympics, Schultz decided to transition out of racing to pursue something completely different altogether. He’s been hard at work developing Montana’s blossoming NICA league, with hopes
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Butt Naked Biking Takes Frontal Freedom To a New Level
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There are some things I like to do by vicariously living through others, and mountain biking naked is definitely one of them. Call me closed-minded, but my guess is that going mach burrito into a patch of gravel doesn’t feel all that pleasant when you’re in nothing but your birthday suit and a pair of knee pads. Still, there are purists among us that love the liberation of going kit-less, which is why the World Naked Bike Ride exists. No joke, it's an annual event that's been hosted in 120
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VIDEO: Downhill Bike Steeze on Vancouver Island
VIDEO: Downhill Bike Steeze on Vancouver Island
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Ripping around on downhill bikes doesn’t always need to happen between the race tape while the clock is running – in fact, it’s usually way more fun when you’re just out there tearing up loamy singletrack in the woods. Vancouver Island’s Kendall McLean knows that feeling all too well – turns out he’s a bit of a loam connoisseur himself. Basically, all we’re trying to say is that his riding makes us want to fire up the shuttle rig and get a few laps in
Bobby Brooks
May 18th, 2021
Whistler has a great Bike Park, but the Whistler valley also has some of the best bike trails in the world. hand scarifier
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May 19th, 2021
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Gale Demarcus
May 20th, 2021
Woah! Never seen anyplace like this.
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Ralph2021
May 20th, 2021
I really loved biking on mountain hills, but only on calm and steady offroad tracks. I could never see myself finding the courage to try out these mind-boggling trails. That’s why I always appreciate talented bikers like these
Ralph2021
May 24th, 2021
Great track, Great Shots, Great ride. Thanks for sharing with other people your passion and showcasing a lot of awesome places to bike offroad. Kudos! Commercial Roofing
Scott Sawyer
May 24th, 2021
Whistler rock is really an awesome trailer. Thanks for sharing this! Septic Repairs
SamStevens
May 25th, 2021
Sculpted roads indeed! Nature really is the best trail builder out there. This is what I love about biking. Everything you see is new and a great experience. Thanks! Septic Pumping
TreePro
May 26th, 2021
My friends have always talked about Whistler rock and how awesome it can be. I just thought before that it was too dangerous but seeing this I would love to try it out. Thanks for sharing! Emergency Tree Service
aneebaali
June 2nd, 2021
I really loved biking on mountain hills. | qesco bills