SHUTTLE SAMPLE PACK 🇨🇦 Mountain Biking Boulder Mountain with Wandering Wheels

Day four continues. We just did the Mount Cartier helicopter drop. And if you haven't watched that video, you're a fool. Go back and watch it. Now it's time for lunch. Those tacos were good. Now we're loading back up for another round of shuttles. Oh yeah, that was cool. That's where we were. The rooster. It's a jump trail, so this is gonna be a shitty video. Qualifier. Don't have my knee pads on, so it's not helping anything, but I really have no desire to attempt any of this. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. I remember that being invisible a couple of days ago too. Hell yeah. Back to my comfort zone. Feels so nice to have naked knees until you hit a log. Just your typical blue square trail. I forgot that this one was man quads. This is awesome. The enduro. Oh, I do enjoy that one. Really feel like my bike is riding like a champ right now. Ha ha ha ha. Dark and dusty. Lappin'. Got it. Hey, let's do another one. Thank you, madam. Yeah. So I rode this a couple of days ago. Curious to see how I compare. Already feeling like it's pretty damn tough. First time I didn't show you guys the view. Matt was calling that the Brett Tippie line. Matt and Brett Tippie were out on a ride and taking in the scenery. And as the story goes, Brett said, oh, that looks like a line right there. So they did it. And now it's a line. Ha ha ha ha. Love that. Rock skidding sound. Tacky dirt section, what it's probably usually like most days. Big hole. Used up all the travel on that. Oh yeah. Oh, I remember that one. That was a little more smooth this time. Oh, oh, wow. Oh, I feel pretty good about that. The light lenses are not light enough for this darkness. Ha ha ha, yes. Hands are super tight now. Just as I say that, it gets to the hardest part. Mercy. Seven seconds of rest, plenty. Ooh, wacky. Another seven seconds of rest. Oh yeah. This is the one I got off of and had to restart. Got it clean that time. Not pretty. Oh, I remember this. Knee pads. Slow-mo. Stared down the tree in the middle. I was like, looked at the tree, laid it down, and then I took a bail. Bike laid down perfectly nicely. And I went for the ride. Now we'll see how my confidence is on the tough stuff. Even though that pretty much, that last section was the toughest thing we've done all week. I think at least, oh, caught my right hand on that tree. Feeling good. This stuff could happen at any moment. Let's get me centered here. Into the clearing. And then it's all over but the shouting. The ride around the cliff. Done a lot of riding today. I don't think it's fatigue. It's just, I think not being, I think it's just not being on the brakes as much as I should have been. And then too much, right? The balance of power. I like that trail. That is the perfect amount of terror, the perfect amount of difficulty for me to get me all screwed up. I love it. Matt did say, he's probably just shining me on, but he did say that these are the toughest conditions that he's ever seen out here. Nice hard day. Time for shower number two, get some dinner, maybe clean up my wound. Fantastic. We just texted in a request to 92.5, the Stoke, the local radio station, which has been very, very good this entire time that we've been here. And we're playing Outkast, hey y'all. Pretty cool. Our goofy shout out was to all the mountain bikers out there, keep the rubber side down. But first, more snacks by Julie. Oh, no. You have to edit that one. No, it's fine. I leave in my crashes, I leave in my spills. So Matt's giving his bike a little love before dinner and he's riding these trails, you know, for three months straight, almost every day, many, many shuttle rides every day. So the Kona process holding up may have bent the derailleur today. Looks all right, actually. Yeah, on second inspection. I'm thinking I just need to replace the cable and housing and it should be good. Perfect. So as always, dinner was great. Thank you, Julie, once again. And that's it for tonight. We were gonna get in the hot tub, but I've got the open wounds. I don't know if that would be great in the hot tub. We have an early, early day. Tomorrow's going to be another epic one. It sounds pretty amazing. So thanks for watching you guys. I'll see you on the trail.