THE LADS ON TOUR REVS & DYFI BIKE PARK LSD! 

Agree with you there mate!

Or under the visor!

@@oRicardoHetfield oh ye forgot about that angle. Good idea

I remember the first time I saw Bernards LSD channel. I actually thought he’s the type of guy who probably trips a lot of LSD. But you can’t put that in an LSD video, unless you’re that guy on RU-vid who trips LSD and labels at an LSD video which is also a lifestyle documentary video. I’m not sure about Bernard, but he’s a pretty trippy chap. LSD!!!!!!

I think it is fly cuz he is sponsored be fly

Limited slip differential in my world?

Life style documentary I think lol

@@iainkemp197 shut up

you neek

It's not the fact they're bloggers but the fact they're competing Pro's (when they're allowed) who need to keep in training on some proper mountain runs.

@@computerbob06 well how the fuck am I gonna be a competing pro if I can't even get on the tracks sounds like a monopoly to me mate!

@@jackscheffel-birch2363 well to be honest mate, most of the riders In this video are mostly race winners and need to keep their skill levels up in order to stay or get better at what they're doing. You would be allowed to train when everyone else cannot if you more known in the community.

@@jackscheffel-birch2363 There's an old saying........ Practice makes perfect! So.......... Get on your bike and ride it for 4 hours a day, every day (where you're allowed to - or the street (turn high curbs and stairs into drops and gaps etc)), go home and eat then spend 2 hours in the gym! Give up your job and become a pro, or semi-pro and work whichever job you can to pay the bills! Email lots of companies to get sponsorship, start a Social Media following of your 'brand'. Enter competitions - knowing, of course, that if you break something, you'll have no income for weeks! Also knowing that not all those who turn pro "make it" and you'll have to do something else with your life! Or........... Win some races/events, make a name for yourself, pay for a Covid test twice a week (get someone to pay for it) and shove a giant cotton bud up your nose each time! Then you can contact trail centres and ask if you can train at them during the off season! Done!