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@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you for watching the channel! Don't forget to check this link to support it while saving some money too: beacons.ai/remymetailler

@user-ml9oz1ub4k Год назад

What are the glasses you're wearing in the vid? Thanks Rémy!

@stujm8376 Год назад

Once again Remy proves why he’s the gentleman mtber, stopping for the injured rider at the beginning shows the true spirit of mountain biking. I love these vids and learn something every time I watch them.

@dirtsurfernz Год назад

Been passed by a whole group of people before while I was gasping winded and nauseous from a crash. Couldn't even say anything and they just rode past. Couldn't believe it 😬

@Twowheeledchaos Год назад

One of the nicest in the woods for sure

@asifitmatters1 Год назад

@@dirtsurfernz probably Germans…

@Yeti_Boop Год назад

Definitely one of the all time best mountain biking channels on RU-vid. Keep it up Remy.

@remymetailler Год назад

Appreciate that

@ZagelMedia Год назад

Hey Remy! Love your videos, can you make a video on how to transfer weight on the bike, corners, jumps, whips, stoppies, manuals, and overall bike control like being light on your feet so you can move the bike around? If so, I'd love to see it! Keep up the great work bro, you're inspiring many people!

@remymetaillerraw Год назад

When I say making yourself light, I mean unloading your weight of the bike (almost slowly jumping but while keeping the bike on the ground). And when I say making yourself heavy I mean compressing the suspensions and applying all your weight on the bike on a centered manner.

@ZhengZL69 Год назад

Hey, this might seem obvious but I think these weight transfers are better learned with practice. It's almost like cornering, watching 50 videos isn't gonna get you far, but trying to corner changing your technique each time will eventually get you going fast out of a corner. It's the kind of thing you gotta go by feel imo.

@nprakas1 Год назад

@@ZhengZL69 Exactly. I watched so many videos, it didn't do anything for me until I had a full season of riding hard trails, riding them repeatedly and compressing harder or unweighting more. It's safe when done incrementally, just push yourself barely past your comfort zone every time you ride

@SecretSpots Год назад

Remy I love how you stopped and made sure those guys were ok!! 🙏🏼❤

@timmoore1533 8 месяцев назад

Me and my friends watch your videos all the time. we are too old to ride anymore and it is so much appreciated that you do these rides. It's almost like being there ourselves thank you so much for your videos we share them with our friends please keep making more and thank you again

@remymetailler 8 месяцев назад

That is awesome!

@jacktejada1721 Год назад

I love this video because it highlights the importance of walking the sections and analyzing the correct line to take. Also, that getting older does not mean you have to progress less. Thank you, Remy!

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@deedontworry Год назад

Remy has a very calm and cool approach to everything! 👌 Incredible knowledge and super helpful tips from top shredder! 🔥🤘

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@markusriepl5591 Год назад

I really like your videos, they are so much fun to watch. And I like the very analytic way you deal with new features or drops. This helps really very much to get confident. Although I am 49 years old, I was able to clear several big drops with this type of riding style! So thank you very much for your fantastic videos, they are an inspiration and a good guide for me to improve my riding.

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you!

@olwa_cycling Год назад

Love listening to Rémy analyzing a feature. It has helped me so much debunking some of the trials i came across. Cheers Rémy ✌️🤙

@toadbroz30 Год назад

Thank you for the in depth walk through. I've never really taken the time to make a session out of a obstacle. It really helps to see you do the run up first to make sure you have the line and the speed correct.

@the_boonies Год назад

All these "old" references make me feel 46yrs young! 🥳 Never stop shredding and you never actually get "old" 🙌🍻🤘 Nice video and awesome riding Remy 🤗

@ashleytombs Год назад

at 3:04 What a true gentleman Remy is to stop his ride and ask if the other riders were OK

@michaelmurphy6335 Год назад

Thank you for posting these videos that highlight your methodical thought process as you select your lines! No boring videos here!!

@toadbroz30 Год назад

I love everything aboout this. I know you probably have an amazing bike pump but honestly one of the best purchases I've made lately was the Milwalkee M12 Compact inflator. You press 2 buttons and it pumps whatever you want exactly to the right PSI.

@jimraelee Год назад

"you dont see so well in the dark". Welcome to the club. as i age (54 now) it really sucks going in and out of trees... light / dark. tough to adjust. Great Vid.

@matlane602 Год назад

I love watching your analysis of features. I like to be similar (much smaller features mind you!) so it really reassures me that the pro's go though the same process. I find it hard when you're with others to do that process as I feel like I'm holding my friends back whilst they wait which is why I do much alone - much to your point in between 2 baguettes!

@user-kb7ij6ye8u Год назад

Vlog your skiing and moto! Multi sport shredding

@13xBran Год назад

The last feature is ridiculously gnarly!! I just recently bought a mountain bike and it's been so much fun ripping around the trails, building my confidence and skill, and taking myself out of my comfort zone. Very happy to have found your channel, love the content!!

@notUnclePetro Год назад

Thank you Rémy! I appreciate your vision of safety progress and I've learned a lot from it. Stay young, be in good shape and healthy!

@northwestmountainbikeaddic6874 Год назад

Your my favorite rider! Keep on shredding, your videos motivate me to ride harder!!

@infoborn662 Год назад

I am always amazed of your skills, specially when I watch really talented riders do a feature and then you just do the same at 3 times the speed or even faster ...!!

@calinr1686 Год назад

Not bad, "old man"🤭. If that is like getting old I'm all for it😁. Your analytical style of approaching features is what captivated me and made me subscribe and continue watching your videos. Thank you for sharing with us.

@user-nc6pu3jw7x Год назад

So interesting to watch Remy. So skilled and stylish riding. Keep going, man, you're cool. 🤘

@herbwhitmore4482 Год назад

Remy , im 62 and i still ride , not as much as i would like , just keep riding !

@LexAveryanov Год назад

always saying to myself - you aren't old! when I need to do some scary stuff and I hope this is the right way to safe or get more confidence! Thank you, Remy! I hope one day I'll come in Canada, took my camera and we can take some awesome shots if it possible! Thank you for videos and motivation! better to be an old skilled guy than young lazy one xD

@Twowheeledchaos Год назад

I’m 48 and I went to Squamish last summer. I rode a lot of things I didn’t think I would be riding but Remy’s lines we’re just a whole different level. You have to see it in person to realize how gnarly it is…

@chibani_gl Год назад

Hi Rémi. Glad to see you back on the trails and those features. Thanks for the explanations you give before hitting those jumps, rocks, etc... I think it's important, mainly for kids, to understand there's a lot of preparation (fitness), and thinking before jumping over those rocks.

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad you like them!

@lukebeltrand3847 Год назад

Love the braeak down on how you look at everything. Looking forward to getting better myself.

@derekbaker8791 Год назад

"I'm definitely not jumping this bridge" almost spat out my coffee laughing Remy! 😂 Great video to watch as I'm building up my first big squish bike in a long time this season, and confidence building is going to be very important. I'll be thinking of this video (in 2 months once all the snow melts!), thanks!

@SteA200sx Год назад

Thanks for the amazing videos and even bigger thanks for nudging me towards Propain. My Tyee AL 29 frameset with the Formula MOD coil finally arrived last week and it’s now built up. Such an epic epic bike; not only does it handle bigger stuff (my standards not yours 🤣) but it’s also incredibly agile and playful whilst doing it, to an extent I didn’t think was possible for a longer travel bike. Who knew?!? 😁 Keep up the awesome work, the honesty and explanations you give really help us when we are trying to attempt new features!

@Chris-yk5rm Год назад

Awesome video, gets me stoked to go out riding and progress!

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad to hear it!

@patrickbarrett5790 Год назад

4 months of not as much riding; you haven't dropped a beat. Excellent video, mate.

@remymetailler Год назад

Much appreciated!

@martinschranner3495 Год назад

This is so awesome. You leave me flabbergasted. Please stay healthy, don't hurt yourself.

@603MTB Год назад

Absolutely love the videos wish I could get some tips in real life but great riding so smooth and steezy Keep it up and keep sending

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad you like them!

@johnmoffat848 Год назад

Nothing about your videos could be called boring, fantastic

@LifeOfAndrewKing Год назад

So much knowledge knowledge dropped in this video! Thanks Remy!

@chaconWOOOOOO Год назад

Great to see the rider going under the bridge for perspective ❤🎉

@dukenukem3dfx572 Год назад

These bike videos are so good I find myself looking down the trail like when I'm riding.

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad you enjoy it!

@themoodzoo Год назад

Super sick, Remy! Stoked to see you back :) FYI you'll know you're getting old when you start slowing down because you have to, not cause you want to. At your speed I figure you got about another thousand years or so before you gotta ride like a normal person. Stay fresh mon frère!

@andyhill7794 Год назад

Love your content Remy!! Never once thought your thumbnails were boring, guess it never mattered cause your content is 🔥, but you nailed it with this one. 🤘🏼

@russpierre8951 Год назад

Love these videos. Thanks. I may have missed it or could you please do one on braking techniques into turns? Keep up the great vids.

@Justforfun-ek7et Год назад

When is a downhill bike absolutely necessary versus these mid travel enduro style bikes?

@remymetailler Год назад

Good question. With the enduro bikes being that good now, DH bike is only necessary for me when riding a tone of laps in Bike Park where I need more reliability and something more stable. Adding travel comes handy when it's really rough and fast too. And of course for racing a proper DH track.

@Justforfun-ek7et Год назад

@@remymetailler thanks for responding! I’m very new to MTB and last season was my first season (but I’ve been watching you and many other riders for a couple of years) and I’ve been lucky to find a great bike, it’s a 2021 stump jumper trail bike with 140mm of travel. I come from a skateboarding background and have ridden a BMX bike before so I feel really comfortable on the MTB and I use my bike at my local bike parks, I’ve tuned it for my weight and riding style but I wonder if I could benefit with a longer travel more stout bike. I have been able to ride blacks and the blue jump lines (few crashes here and there but it’s a lot of fun) keep up the hard work and thank you for sharing all this with us!

@remymetailler Год назад

@@Justforfun-ek7et Thak you! It is good to first master technique and a small travel bike first.

@tagzedawg Год назад

Not bad for someone who is as clearly elderly as you! Can't wait to see what you do with a walker!

@NDemanuele1 Год назад

Awesome to see another video! I been missing them!! Remy is the Evel Knievel of MTB!

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you! I posted a bunch lately but RU-vid did not show many of them to my subscribers. Check them out on the channel!

@jeremyprovonsil7886 Год назад

19:18 nevermind the steez factor, you’re clearly dripping with it. But, the way you enter into this transition is absolutely surgical! Not even a hint of tire slip, perfect braking control. Repeat, repeat, repeat!

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you!

@alexv8408 Год назад

Realizing I have some similarities in the way of thinking as you gives me confidence. Thank you Remy, the precision is amazing and inspiring to say the least. Excited for what I can do with some Remy brain now in mine 🤓😎

@remymetailler Год назад

My pleasure!

@ondrejjanoska660 Год назад

Just casually sending it multiple times 😮❤

@Ren_Kobe Год назад

Thanks Rémy. You are an inspiration🙏

@remymetailler Год назад

I appreciate that!

@simonwoginger2306 Год назад

I don't think your thumbnails are boring, it's just hard to see how gnarly the features are you're riding sometimes.

@philippepeyer3515 Год назад

Incroyable ces lignes !!! En vrai ça doit être encore plus fou. Toujours cool de voir tes vidéos. La neige a déjà fondu ?

@jasontoews6109 Год назад

Remy, this is my favourite style of video that you put out! Keep up the good work! Thumbnail is good.

@dylandog2584 Год назад

I like your confident driving style.

@jeffshappard8227 Год назад

Ca m'excite, le thumbnail. Bien fait!

@RobJMTB Год назад

Okay, I think I've finally learned the secret, when in doubt just add more speed = easier riding = more awesome. Got it, thanks Remy.

@nuttyassquirrelshit996 Год назад

Hey remdog another banger of a video. Your videos helped me progress so much over the past few months. Not necessarily faster but so much more poised and in control in particular line choice. Would love to see a bike control video to stay lighter on the bike etc

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad to hear it!

@bastianritter8694 Год назад

Great Video and a Great Bike. What is the difference from the frame between the 2022 and the 2023 Spindrift?

@remymetailler Год назад

None. Same bike.

@igkok Год назад

Thumb nail is awesome

@remymetailler Год назад

glad you like it!

@frober30 Год назад

Great instructional video and great riding! BTW, somewhere I have a killer picture of you doing an improvised gap at the bottom of WBP slope style course in front of the GLC. It’s probably from before 2010. Was wondering if you’ve ever gapped anything bigger? It was by far the biggest I’ve seen !

@pablosanchezmontano247 Год назад

Remy Todo un espectáculo!👏👏🤘

@cjspeak Год назад

sick man!

@Benoitk2 Год назад

Excellent Rémy 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@popcat5161 Год назад

your best moments vs. remy

@MTB_Nephi Год назад

High-Level- Mountainbiking 👍👍👍

@jakeivie1130 Год назад

always a shredder Remy, keep up the good work

@remymetailler Год назад

Thanks, will do!

@teamrders3145 Год назад

Tu pourra faire une vidéo sur le steez parce que t'as tellement de flow sur les jump, avec les genre de scrub etc ? Ce serait cool ! Sinon les vidéos mental comme ça c'est super

@STLMTB Год назад

that Assegai front tire is a game changer. Terrible in EXTREME mud but other than that it is a grip monster.

@stumpy25lbs Год назад

Remy doing extreme technical features not even wearing a full-face helmet 😂🤘🏼

@w4ter731 Год назад

Your channel is no joke compared to other mtb channels good work keep it up!👍

@remymetailler Год назад

thank you!

@SilverbackOrangutan71 Год назад

9 minutes in and I learned more from you than any other rider - great video - when you did stairs how do you set up your bike?

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you! Keep waching more videos to learn more!

@YeahBuddyMTB Год назад

Hey Remy, thanks for another great video! I gotta know, who makes the hoodie? I got to get my hands on one of those, looks great for cold, damp riding!

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you! Check out www.7mesh.com my clothing sponsor and use the code REMY15 . The jacket is called Chilco.

@YeahBuddyMTB Год назад

Wow Remi, I really appreciate you getting back to me and for the code! Have a most excellent day.

@mattgies Год назад

I don't know why I was surprised that you also speak Spanish. Bien hecho.

@wolkuz Год назад

Mega, thanks.

@remymetailler Год назад

You're welcome!

@nathangehman7018 Год назад

"Ok that's a bummer, so I'm definitely going to take it a bit easier now" _procedes to absolutely tear down the trail at mach-chicken_

@micheandmikey Год назад

I just turned 50 buddy...you've got a ways to go before you're "old". 😝🤘

@paradisenduro6172 Год назад

You’re the king! 👑🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

@johnnykramolis7469 Год назад

Your YT channel is definitely not boring! I'm having hartail so maybe you can show us (hardtail owners) how you can shred on one. ;)

@danielboghossian8688 Год назад

Sick vid dude really helpful and the riding was SICKKK 🤟

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad you liked it!!

@pierre-lucbouchard4803 Год назад

Merci Rémy super vidéo, très intéressant !

@lachlanmorrison6860 Год назад

You should go on a ride with Jeff Kendall Weed

@markmayhew6548 Год назад

Maaaate………… U are the lord!!!

@markalarcon1366 Год назад

Thanks remy! Great video as always 👌👏🙌 you’re inspiration 🙏 and my favourite mtb rider 🔥🤘

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you!

@popcat5161 Год назад

remy is the king and goat *x5

@dankraft Год назад

Great video as always. You have brought up core strength several times. It's become super apparent as I've gotten older how important that is and how I've neglected it. What sort of exercises are you doing for core strengthening and what do you recommend for someone looking to build core strength?

@remymetailler Год назад

Hey! Abs, push ups, pull ups, plank. That will help a tone.

@Stickybutton Год назад

Damn, I thought this was about basic jumping. Went into overdrive very quickly.

@stunkz_2434 Год назад

remy je t'aime

@creskuuurt Год назад

Can you make a video on how you mount your GoPros to your helmet?

@gustavofrings8345 Год назад

Always good to see @the_frenchliner nd u in a video. Although he's just the camera guy 😊 Super nice content as usual!🔥👌

@remymetailler Год назад

Thank you 🙌

@enriquemaya7624 Год назад

Amazing dude

@remymetailler Год назад

Glad you think so!

@lowvibe Год назад

Aristocrat of The Gnar... 🍀

@nirmalthapamagar4397 Год назад

Love ❤❤❤ from Nepal 🇳🇵

@victorrosario4109 Год назад

Love your videos. I only dream of being able to do those type of drops and jumps. Oh and The Metal music is what mountain biking is all about any other music Just does not fit it

@Beniamin1968 Год назад

Hi Remy ! your videos are amazing , all compliments never will be enough so I d like to ask a question, since I am as tall as you i guess, I have noticed that your rear wheel is 27,5 in order to give you more clearance but also I see your saddle is quite narrow , this is what I am interesting for because you are already known that gives you more freedom between legs isn't it ? could tell me the brand or even the model of you saddle? thank you Remy, you make in love people to mountain biking , this is your best winning !

@remymetailler Год назад

Yes I run a 27.5 for clearance. I use a Ergon SM Enduro seat. Thank you!

@jjartiagamtb7049 Год назад

idol🔥🔥

@Krankin Год назад

28 is old? No..that's like prime physical specimen age. I'm 47 and just got started really riding MTB last August. Riding makes me feel younger. Thanks for all the tips!

@kodywells3142 Год назад

YOU ARE A LEGEND!

@stebanrider Год назад

The best channel for me ❤. Really cool video remy

@ryangould7781 Год назад

Always enjoy your rides Remy!! Question - The fork runs between 160mm - 180mm... what do you run yours at with all your big hits?

@remymetailler Год назад

Mine is 180mm. This bike can take 190.

@kodi.hartMTB Год назад

How do you hip that remy line feature so well remy? 👌👌🤙🏾

@punk1610 Год назад

Great video Remy thank you!! does anybody knows the brand of his gloves?

@remymetailler Год назад

661

@punk1610 Год назад

@@remymetailler thank you mate! Really appreciate it.

@nord270 Год назад

Really nice thumbnail! And nice riding - all your videos have amazing stuff in it, but its true that you dont get the good åictures of all the amazing stuff you have done, and you have done the best stuff!!

@remymetailler Год назад

Very true!