Yup… Or Alberta, northern Ontario, or northern ANYWHERE ELSE in 🇨🇦 Most of Canada is nothing like southern BC. Also: >70% of our national population live in cities closer to the USA than anywhere else. Studded tires on both my MTB/EMTB. Riding in anything above -20C is pretty chill.
@@IdrisFashan My personal opinion about BC dude is its the most unfriendly place I have ever visited! ... I also built a heated suit to the point it gets to hot.
@@IdrisFashan over here in Finland I run studded tires only when there's mostly ice (that's normally at the end of winter when it's still cold but the sun melts the surface during the day). We get lots of snow but fatbikes are useless. We have so much trail use that most trails get hard packed within 24 hours of every snowfall. -25C is where my limit is. Colder than that and it gets hard to keep hands warm in any gloves that are in any form fit for riding. I run hand guards during winter just to keep the breeze away from my hands and it helps a lot.
@@khendricksson we call them pogies over here in western 🇨🇦 😊 I wish I could share photos here - and see others! My winter rider looks like a post-apocalyptic snow bike with fabric horns. 😆 I tried biking in -27, and I could stay warm, but my shocks froze stiff... went from full suss to rigid bike in about 20 minutes.
Thats fall riding... Dont see snow and ice. Dont see snot dripping like crazy. Dont see you blowing into your mitts to warm them up. Until you do, it's not winter.
Ok in fairness that is riding in the winter in bc…. Try riding in the winter in Alberta or Saskatchewan. It’s a little different of an experience . Still doable but different.
It's not even winter in BC. The lower mainland of BC is simular to Toronto or for the greenbacks in the group, New York City. "Oh you mean there's somewhere else than here? Sucks to be there!"
You guys really chose the best day to ride during winter. Where’s the rain? Where’s the snow? If my trails were in that condition right now I’d be thrilled.
What fo you mean by this "winter riding"? All I'm seeing is greenery and nothing that would stop a person from riding those paths a year around. I was expecting you to talk about riding in cold weather and possibly changing the suspension oil since that's one of the bigger challenges of winter riding when the temps drop below -10°C.
I encourage a video of a rooty tech section on the North Shore like Pangor or Head out to Suma Mtn and ride Emma Peal. I have learned to stay away from wet roots and wet TTF (skinnies, logs, etc) from too many near death experiences. Winter riding in the PNW is fun in the winter and you better love getting muddy. Well-groomed trails are much better to ride instead of dusty pebble summer trails. Now for the rest of the country, winter riding us dependent on temperatures, tire designs and trail conditions (not sheer ice). We're Canadian...get out and Ride, just dress for the weather and bring a headlight or 2.
I stud my tires with #8 3/4 inch screw and then spray flexseal. I also built a heated suit and ride on the welland River in the winter when its frozen!
You kinda need below freezing and snow for winter riding.....Did you know Windsor Ontario is actually south of Detroit Michigan? It's winter in Canada there too - and there's also some snow on the ground.
I rode studded tires bikes to work on the night shift when they don't plow around here to work for the last twenty years. The last five or so I used a fat bike. I actually had a better ride of no one had driven. If they drove a lot of times the snow would be icy under the fresh snow and I'd be slipping and sliding everywhere I had about a four mile ride each way.
C’est n’importe quoi sauf du bike d’hiver! Pauvre petite chose fragile… l’hiver sur le sable entouré de verdure 😂 Le mot hiver est réservé aux courageux qui roulent sur neige et sur glace à -25 Celsius 👑❄️☃️
The am the Penticton head of M.A.B.B - Men Against Basement Bicycling. We have a crisis in this town. Grown men a dying in their basement asphyxiating on Whippet farts. The lure of the two dimensional world is soo strong that they subject themselves to dangerous confined spaces.
Click bait. Exactly what I thought. BC is mild in winter, perfect trail riding weather. I'm sure riding in Onterrible or Yukon in winter is not so pleasant. Even the US mid Atlantic is a whole lot worse than BC.
@@bearjewmtb4827 Sorry. I meant positive reviews of the ride quality. Here’s some quotes from major reviewers that have been kept under wraps: Singletrack world: Cons Unknown reliability and after-sales support Geometry could be more up to date Headline-making power numbers not all that useable on the trail. MBR: “but I found the lightweight chassis and trail bike attitude at odds with the extreme drive unit” “Might not be sturdy enough for some”
@ all the ones I’ve found have been buried after talking badly about the performance of the frame - it’s not stiff enough and there’s no customer support.
@ I’d disagree. Just watched one today that actually talked about both those issues. Gotta join the amflow communities. Not just rely on the main stream avenues otherwise you’ll get mainstream responses
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This is just a big FU to the rest of canada
Lol. Meanwhile in 95% of Canada people are riding Fat Bikes. This woukd be a very different video if you were in Quebec right now.
Yup thats me and I stud my tires for the winter rides!
Yup… Or Alberta, northern Ontario, or northern ANYWHERE ELSE in 🇨🇦 Most of Canada is nothing like southern BC.
Also: >70% of our national population live in cities closer to the USA than anywhere else.
Studded tires on both my MTB/EMTB. Riding in anything above -20C is pretty chill.
@@IdrisFashan My personal opinion about BC dude is its the most unfriendly place I have ever visited! ... I also built a heated suit to the point it gets to hot.
@@IdrisFashan over here in Finland I run studded tires only when there's mostly ice (that's normally at the end of winter when it's still cold but the sun melts the surface during the day). We get lots of snow but fatbikes are useless. We have so much trail use that most trails get hard packed within 24 hours of every snowfall.
-25C is where my limit is. Colder than that and it gets hard to keep hands warm in any gloves that are in any form fit for riding. I run hand guards during winter just to keep the breeze away from my hands and it helps a lot.
@@khendricksson we call them pogies over here in western 🇨🇦 😊
I wish I could share photos here - and see others! My winter rider looks like a post-apocalyptic snow bike with fabric horns. 😆
I tried biking in -27, and I could stay warm, but my shocks froze stiff... went from full suss to rigid bike in about 20 minutes.
Thats fall riding... Dont see snow and ice. Dont see snot dripping like crazy. Dont see you blowing into your mitts to warm them up. Until you do, it's not winter.
Ok in fairness that is riding in the winter in bc…. Try riding in the winter in Alberta or Saskatchewan. It’s a little different of an experience . Still doable but different.
In fairness to your fairness, it's never fair to compare riding in BC to Alberta(especially outside the Rockies) or Saskatchewan.
It's not even winter in BC. The lower mainland of BC is simular to Toronto or for the greenbacks in the group, New York City. "Oh you mean there's somewhere else than here? Sucks to be there!"
@@TheLionsCycleryCanada haha yes. There is “subtle” differences that’s for sure …
You guys really chose the best day to ride during winter. Where’s the rain? Where’s the snow? If my trails were in that condition right now I’d be thrilled.
Had to cash that DJI check, authenticity and editorial integrity be damned.
We need more Max in front of the camera! This was a great video!
How can you call this winter riding when it was filmed in autumn?
What fo you mean by this "winter riding"? All I'm seeing is greenery and nothing that would stop a person from riding those paths a year around. I was expecting you to talk about riding in cold weather and possibly changing the suspension oil since that's one of the bigger challenges of winter riding when the temps drop below -10°C.
Winter!!?? Thats not winter! Hi from Finland riding DH/freeride at sub zero with 1000 spikes and loving it!
I encourage a video of a rooty tech section on the North Shore like Pangor or Head out to Suma Mtn and ride Emma Peal. I have learned to stay away from wet roots and wet TTF (skinnies, logs, etc) from too many near death experiences.
Winter riding in the PNW is fun in the winter and you better love getting muddy.
Well-groomed trails are much better to ride instead of dusty pebble summer trails.
Now for the rest of the country, winter riding us dependent on temperatures, tire designs and trail conditions (not sheer ice).
We're Canadian...get out and Ride, just dress for the weather and bring a headlight or 2.
I stud my tires with #8 3/4 inch screw and then spray flexseal. I also built a heated suit and ride on the welland River in the winter when its frozen!
You kinda need below freezing and snow for winter riding.....Did you know Windsor Ontario is actually south of Detroit Michigan? It's winter in Canada there too - and there's also some snow on the ground.
Bumbling down the snow
Come to Manitoba, do a real winter riding segment.
I rode studded tires bikes to work on the night shift when they don't plow around here to work for the last twenty years. The last five or so I used a fat bike.
I actually had a better ride of no one had driven. If they drove a lot of times the snow would be icy under the fresh snow and I'd be slipping and sliding everywhere
I had about a four mile ride each way.
That is not winter riding in Canada, that’s winter riding in Squamish.
This is about as winter/Canada as Jamaica. Maybe leave the coast before talking about winter.... Talk about a Friday Fail.
looks like summer😂
West coast Canadian winter riding…👍🏻
Thanks
SELL ME THAT DJI BIKE!!! :D
Still impossible to get in canada.
We do ride below zero C in the snow... This was early December in Ontario. ruclips.net/video/5X29DI5vKI8/видео.htmlsi=7d0oRS_e565Y_B6V
That definitely looks more like winter. Not a lot of snow still, I imagine you get more around there at some point?
I prefer skiing in the summer. Helps me avoid the crowds 🤡
dude those maguras are noisyyy
C’est n’importe quoi sauf du bike d’hiver! Pauvre petite chose fragile… l’hiver sur le sable entouré de verdure 😂
Le mot hiver est réservé aux courageux qui roulent sur neige et sur glace à -25 Celsius 👑❄️☃️
The am the Penticton head of M.A.B.B - Men Against Basement Bicycling. We have a crisis in this town. Grown men a dying in their basement asphyxiating on Whippet farts. The lure of the two dimensional world is soo strong that they subject themselves to dangerous confined spaces.
Click bait. Exactly what I thought. BC is mild in winter, perfect trail riding weather. I'm sure riding in Onterrible or Yukon in winter is not so pleasant. Even the US mid Atlantic is a whole lot worse than BC.
"Winter" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
DJI ad more correctly.
i was thinking the same thing
Don’t fall for this Amflow bikes marketing. Find me a review that mentions the ride quality and not just the motor. Coincidence? I think not.
There’s tons out there. You’re not looking
@@bearjewmtb4827 Sorry. I meant positive reviews of the ride quality. Here’s some quotes from major reviewers that have been kept under wraps:
Singletrack world:
Cons
Unknown reliability and after-sales support
Geometry could be more up to date
Headline-making power numbers not all that useable on the trail.
MBR:
“but I found the lightweight chassis and trail bike attitude at odds with the extreme drive unit”
“Might not be sturdy enough for some”
@ all the ones I’ve found have been buried after talking badly about the performance of the frame - it’s not stiff enough and there’s no customer support.
See MBR and singletrackworld
@ I’d disagree. Just watched one today that actually talked about both those issues. Gotta join the amflow communities. Not just rely on the main stream avenues otherwise you’ll get mainstream responses