@@brent14787 definitely appreciated the opportunity and had a ton of fun! Seth’s a great host and a fun guy to be around. Plus he built some very entertaining features.
10:45 Fun fact: I'm 90% sure the insect shown here is not a bee or a wasp, but rather a hoverfly. Hoverflies are a group of true flies that have evolved to disguise themselves as other species that have a defensive sting, despite not having any venom themselves. In the field of ecology, this is referred to as _Batesian mimicry._
I've had really good luck with Penofin wood sealer to keep my north shore from rotting. It's a Brazilian rosewood oil that soaks in to the wood and provides pest, rot, and UV protection. It also does not make your wood slippery like other wood sealers do.
I feel like I’ve grown up with Seth, I remember waiting for a video every week just to watch him dig up his back yard with shovels. he’s come such a long way, makes me feel like a proud dad
Between having his own biking place a huge bike trail a RUclips channel and being a genuine at making machines he is crazy talented keep up the good work! Love the content
i have never done any kind of mountain biking, but ive watched through almost all your videos in the past 3 weeks lol. thanks for the motivation to get out and just have some fun! I am now looking into my own bike to get myself started on some local trails! Appreciate you man!
Hey Seth I recently just broke my collar bone and won't be able to ride for 3 months. The only way I'm maintaining my sanity is by watching all of your videos. Just wanted to thank you for them.
Yo dude. Start doing something (not stupid) with it as soon as possible. I've cradled mine for way too long after the surgery and basically missed an entire year of riding. And no, it will never feel the same, you've fucked up, now deal with it.
I'm 90% sure mine is still broken from over a year ago. Last X ray I got it was not healed, and I'm not sure it will EVER fully heal. My doctor talked me out of surgery for it and I think that was a mistake. Either way, I started riding again about 7 months or so after. I haven't had any pain from riding, but have noticed pain from writing or using tools, anything where I extend my arm out from the shoulder unsupported for long periods of time. Take vitamins and supplements for bone health, it could help you heal up better.
@@johnrobertson7621 They tried to talk me out too, but fortunately a couple of guys showed me how their fractures turned out without the surgery and I went through two X-rays the same day I crashed and the difference was so blatantly obvious that I insisted on the surgery even though I wanted to avoid it if at all possible.
@@YanDoroshenko Yeah my Xrays were gnarly too. collar bone was basically in 3 pieces, a 'shard' had broken so my bone needs to heal from two directions. surgery would have been 100% better I think. I also broke 3 ribs and I think they were concerned with that adding risk. Especially since covid would have likely been very hard on me until my ribs had healed.
Haha thank you. We’ve owned a couple frenchies of our own and know they’re a bit crazy and unpredictable. Couldn’t risk anyone getting hurt! But he sure wanted to chase down his dad as soon as he landed.
RUclips recommended me the snake pit build video during the middle of covid and I’ve been watching ever since. A while later, just over a year ago, I finally purchased a bike and started riding again. I’ve put over 500miles on it since - still can’t hit anything near as sketchy as snake pit, but maybe someday. Thanks for introducing me to this sport Seth, and it’s very cool to see the revitalization of this Berm Peak classic!
Watching Seth work on these projects brings me back to the old “This Old House” days with Bob Vila; there is something about starting and finishing a project with tools and grit-it feeds a man’s soul.
Hey Seth og viewer here… like 4900 manuals at the apartment viewer. Just wanna say how much I missed your vids and im so glad that your still up to the same old shinanigans as always. Much love man
I think this is the first feature that has been replaced on the whole of Berm Peak, but maybe the Airbag jump thou. I personally believe the A line is much less sketch, as you come down and can easily see it before you like a ski jump, but the B line is probably even more sketchy. Great build and video Seth!
I recently got my first mtb at 28. I've been freestyle bmx riding my whole life still do, and always had a love for anything cycle related. Been following you for years and this channel and berm peak expeess has been the best help and inspiration to find what I want to start with!
Hey Seth, I want to give you my props for maintaining your trail like a good trail manager should. I'm from Quebec, Canada, and a lot of our free trails are a poorly maintained, hodgepodge of hastily built jumps, bridges and berms that were thrown together by people decades ago a simply left to rot. I don't know how many times I have fallen into a ditch or bit into a wooden lip because the wood had rotten away to loam and humice. Every time I would blindly attack a new run, I would eat it hard and limp away absolutely embarrassed by my lack of forethought and inspections, angry at the original builders for letting it get so bad and devastated that I broke yet another bone or bike part. What I'm trying to say is that your efforts are greatly appreciated. They save face, bones, egos, and bank accounts. Thanks for being awesome!
This was a cool build to witness. I appreciate the actual sweat that went into this creation. Well done with all the planning that went into the build as well as the B-line addition.
i haven't been on RUclips in a little while, but I've watched your channel since 2018. Love that you're still pumping out videos. As always great content.
I was literally looking up which brand of power tools to go with this morning and this video answered that question. After watching your tools continue to work after that rain and knowing all of the screws you've had to drill in and out I'm pretty sold on Dewalt.
You are an inspiration, not su much for the mtn bike content for me but for how handy you are and how you approach your projects. Someday I hope to have such cool workshop as yours.
Really happy to see you out doin trail stuff again. I bet it felt great to get away from being a dad for a bit to go play in the trails for a while. great video.
this ^ it was already intimidating with all those tree carcass stubs poking at avery angle possible just waiting to crack ribs and knock out teeth. Seth makes is higher and redistributes rider's weight closer to bars 👌😅
OMG I'm so envious of your rockless soil that makes it so easy to dig those holes! Here in New England we hit a big rock with every shovel in the ground. Anyway great job!
5:33 That alone makes me want to buy a DeWalt. Very cool that they are selling replacement parts and have a design that can actually be repaired. A lot of other companies could learn a lot from that!
I love your creativeness and for someone who isn’t a carpenter your wood working skills are pretty good a little rough not like trim work but for a mountain biker there really good I learnt a lot of skaters and bikers actually have great woodworkers among them with my woodworking skills I would love to have half of your creativity
I have been watching this channel from around 2018, before the first Berm Creek video, but then around 2020-2021 I stopped watching for some reason and I unsubscribed. Now I'm back and I'm bingewatching all the progress made during these 2 years. Glad to be back and see the amazing progress
I found your channel back at 2019, and u made me so in love with bikes. I'm currently a student in a graphic designer university and I am so inpatient to finish my uni to buy a nice a bike !
this video came exactly when I needed it, and I'm always eager to see the weekly video from Berm Peak. Keep up the good work Seth, love seeing all the cool stuff you do.
Thank you so much for being such a good channel I have been watching your channel for about two years now of course not with this account but you have inspired me to build my own mountain bike track in my backyard online channel❤️❤️❤️❤️
when you put wooden poles in the ground the part that goes into the ground cover it whit middle of cut bottles and when it heats up it will shrink and will not rot,,,. Love videos 💪❤️👋👍👏🙏
Hey Seth! That log loader is awesome! There is a fun toy we use at my tree service job it’s a mini skid steer with a branch manager. These things can pick up insane amounts of weight and it’s pretty fun to just the grapple!
I can say I really like subtitles in your videos.. I watched them all although Im not MTBiker, but it helped with my English verry mutch.. When I hear a word I dont know, I turn them on and then Im able to learn what that means.. Here in Czech republic, my english asked me how Im so good at english when a lot of people in my class cant do basic stuff sometines.. I told her it was from these RUclips videos and she looked shocket that is possible.. Well she is oldschool and basicly her younger times were in Communist Czechoslovakia so that explains it.. So verry much thank you for having them.. Even if I dont MTBike Im quite interested in it becouse I like bicycles and some of the things you say are in my Language verry diffrent.. Great video man keep them up 😁
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Dude! Thank you so much for the opportunity to see this in person and letting us hit it. Scary fun!
You guys were great guests, and it's always great when I don't need to hit something alone!
lucky you got to go their i have alsoys wanted to
@@brent14787 definitely appreciated the opportunity and had a ton of fun! Seth’s a great host and a fun guy to be around. Plus he built some very entertaining features.
@@TheLoamWolf you nailed that like a boss!!
@@MichaelRei99 🙏🏻 thank you! Couldn’t go home without giving the Snake Pit 2.0 a try.
I am so happy that building season has begun. Really looking forward to seeing you build the sickest features.
Same
Same, gives me inspiration for my trails and features.
Sickest or sketchiest 😁
Ive been waiting for this for a long time now lol
finally…only 2 months late
10:45 Fun fact: I'm 90% sure the insect shown here is not a bee or a wasp, but rather a hoverfly. Hoverflies are a group of true flies that have evolved to disguise themselves as other species that have a defensive sting, despite not having any venom themselves. In the field of ecology, this is referred to as _Batesian mimicry._
The more you know
imposter bee
@@skeleton_jelly 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 sus😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
This was in my biology exam the other week
Lack of the long antennae (and evil intent) give them away.
Would love to see some long term reviews on all the different tools you us for trail building.
I've had really good luck with Penofin wood sealer to keep my north shore from rotting. It's a Brazilian rosewood oil that soaks in to the wood and provides pest, rot, and UV protection. It also does not make your wood slippery like other wood sealers do.
I feel like I’ve grown up with Seth, I remember waiting for a video every week just to watch him dig up his back yard with shovels. he’s come such a long way, makes me feel like a proud dad
We've been here a long time and I love it
You should make a third line that ends in a drop
Agreed
Future project maybe according to the heart.
I WANT YOUR LIVER
oscar drop
Into an actual snake pit
I love you're trail building videos, Keep up that great work
The new Line is awesome and much more sketchy, but you've done it perfect
Between having his own biking place a huge bike trail a RUclips channel and being a genuine at making machines he is crazy talented keep up the good work! Love the content
i have never done any kind of mountain biking, but ive watched through almost all your videos in the past 3 weeks lol. thanks for the motivation to get out and just have some fun! I am now looking into my own bike to get myself started on some local trails! Appreciate you man!
Hey Seth I recently just broke my collar bone and won't be able to ride for 3 months. The only way I'm maintaining my sanity is by watching all of your videos. Just wanted to thank you for them.
get well soon!
Yo dude. Start doing something (not stupid) with it as soon as possible. I've cradled mine for way too long after the surgery and basically missed an entire year of riding.
And no, it will never feel the same, you've fucked up, now deal with it.
I'm 90% sure mine is still broken from over a year ago. Last X ray I got it was not healed, and I'm not sure it will EVER fully heal. My doctor talked me out of surgery for it and I think that was a mistake. Either way, I started riding again about 7 months or so after. I haven't had any pain from riding, but have noticed pain from writing or using tools, anything where I extend my arm out from the shoulder unsupported for long periods of time. Take vitamins and supplements for bone health, it could help you heal up better.
@@johnrobertson7621 They tried to talk me out too, but fortunately a couple of guys showed me how their fractures turned out without the surgery and I went through two X-rays the same day I crashed and the difference was so blatantly obvious that I insisted on the surgery even though I wanted to avoid it if at all possible.
@@YanDoroshenko Yeah my Xrays were gnarly too. collar bone was basically in 3 pieces, a 'shard' had broken so my bone needs to heal from two directions. surgery would have been 100% better I think. I also broke 3 ribs and I think they were concerned with that adding risk. Especially since covid would have likely been very hard on me until my ribs had healed.
Sad to see it go. Happy to see you building features again.
Just absolutely drenched at 8:00 proof (not like we needed any more) that it's hard work that makes these projects special
12:12 that was so wholesome to hold seths dog and let him run only after he cleared the jump
Haha thank you. We’ve owned a couple frenchies of our own and know they’re a bit crazy and unpredictable. Couldn’t risk anyone getting hurt! But he sure wanted to chase down his dad as soon as he landed.
RUclips recommended me the snake pit build video during the middle of covid and I’ve been watching ever since. A while later, just over a year ago, I finally purchased a bike and started riding again. I’ve put over 500miles on it since - still can’t hit anything near as sketchy as snake pit, but maybe someday. Thanks for introducing me to this sport Seth, and it’s very cool to see the revitalization of this Berm Peak classic!
Always excited to see these feature build videos. Thanks for making them!
Watching Seth work on these projects brings me back to the old “This Old House” days with Bob Vila; there is something about starting and finishing a project with tools and grit-it feeds a man’s soul.
Hey Seth og viewer here… like 4900 manuals at the apartment viewer. Just wanna say how much I missed your vids and im so glad that your still up to the same old shinanigans as always. Much love man
Couldn't be more stoked to see more building on Berm Peak. The Series is what got me to subscribe in the first place so please, more building!
I think this is the first feature that has been replaced on the whole of Berm Peak, but maybe the Airbag jump thou. I personally believe the A line is much less sketch, as you come down and can easily see it before you like a ski jump, but the B line is probably even more sketchy. Great build and video Seth!
I verbally cannot explain how happy I am seeing these style building videos back :)
I don't trail bike, I barely even ride my hybrid bike around the city... I never miss an episode. I love everything on this channel
I recently got my first mtb at 28. I've been freestyle bmx riding my whole life still do, and always had a love for anything cycle related. Been following you for years and this channel and berm peak expeess has been the best help and inspiration to find what I want to start with!
Some gorgeous shots of you working on the line here, really appreciated it.
Seth Seth Seth, you are nuts! Can't wait to see what other creations you come up with this summer.
I cannot tell you how happy I was to see a main channel video. Made my day
The algorithm brought me here. So happy it did. Killer content! Well done!
Hey Seth, I want to give you my props for maintaining your trail like a good trail manager should.
I'm from Quebec, Canada, and a lot of our free trails are a poorly maintained, hodgepodge of hastily built jumps, bridges and berms that were thrown together by people decades ago a simply left to rot. I don't know how many times I have fallen into a ditch or bit into a wooden lip because the wood had rotten away to loam and humice.
Every time I would blindly attack a new run, I would eat it hard and limp away absolutely embarrassed by my lack of forethought and inspections, angry at the original builders for letting it get so bad and devastated that I broke yet another bone or bike part.
What I'm trying to say is that your efforts are greatly appreciated. They save face, bones, egos, and bank accounts. Thanks for being awesome!
This was a cool build to witness. I appreciate the actual sweat that went into this creation. Well done with all the planning that went into the build as well as the B-line addition.
Great to see you back on the bike after the injury . And thanks for sharing all the hard work, inspiring!
He's still injured
What an amazing journey from being a bike hooligan in an apartment to taking down trees and running your own bike park. Fantastic!
i haven't been on RUclips in a little while, but I've watched your channel since 2018. Love that you're still pumping out videos. As always great content.
It is so sad to see an old feature go, but it is great to have something new 😁
I love that you're channeling "Other Seth" with the construction style and technique.
Hello! Happy to be here when it said 1 view!
I was literally looking up which brand of power tools to go with this morning and this video answered that question. After watching your tools continue to work after that rain and knowing all of the screws you've had to drill in and out I'm pretty sold on Dewalt.
I’m born and raised in the north shore home on mtb and skinnies glad to see your bring some shore flavour to berm peak love to see it keep it up
I can confidently say this is my favorite RUclips channel, regardless of the channel topic. Keep up the good work!
Nice video! Brings back the old nostalgic pre-Berm peak style videos you used to make. And the classic seth music at 8:49 lol
Anazing video!
8:19 this is what i call berm peak music!
Nostalgia from back in the days :)
So happy to see the builds coming back
Oscar is TOTALLY a trail dog! I’d love to see a video about that…
You are an inspiration, not su much for the mtn bike content for me but for how handy you are and how you approach your projects. Someday I hope to have such cool workshop as yours.
Really happy to see you out doin trail stuff again. I bet it felt great to get away from being a dad for a bit to go play in the trails for a while. great video.
Ahhh yes. Back to the Peak time. Love your content. Your OG backyard trail was the inspiration to kick off my own build.
madness, genius and sketchiness in equal measure, awesome building and riding skills
I cant imagine the amount of work it took to do all this, on top of placing the cameras all the time. nice job
I’m just watching and loving it
Berm peak has evolved so much over the time that i started watching
Lovely to see some good old fashioned Berm Peak building, it's been a while!
All I can say is wow. Don't know if I'm more impressed with you riding skills or your carpentry skills. At this point I'm leaning toward carpentry.
It was impressively built and everything up there is super stable…. Sketchy AF, but stable. 😂
When it’s already sketchy and take some days to counter. Then Seth goes, let’s make it about 100 times more sketch
this ^ it was already intimidating with all those tree carcass stubs poking at avery angle possible just waiting to crack ribs and knock out teeth.
Seth makes is higher and redistributes rider's weight closer to bars 👌😅
best video for a long time! Awesome, love the storytelling! and its jazz again with Seth, like in the old days
put your shrink wrap on a set of needle noses, give it light heat, stretch to fit and then shrink it back down. love your content
MADE IT ONTO TRENDING!!! CONGRATS SETH!!!
I don’t think anything is better than watching your videos in the morning
OMG I'm so envious of your rockless soil that makes it so easy to dig those holes! Here in New England we hit a big rock with every shovel in the ground. Anyway great job!
That´s just a piece of art! Thanks for all your inspired videos!
Build vids? YES! Best content.
5:33 That alone makes me want to buy a DeWalt. Very cool that they are selling replacement parts and have a design that can actually be repaired. A lot of other companies could learn a lot from that!
Man this is the berm peak i subscribed for, great video. Keep it up !
Just brilliant! Talent personified
Not what I was expecting next but this was sick. Love Snake Pit. One of my favorite parts of Berm Peak.
Good ole Seth ramping up berm peak's sketch factor by a couple of notches! Im lovin it!
It was definitely sketch! Haha but it worked.
your videos inspired me to start mountain biking and I'm having a blast!
keep up the good work and thanks for being my inspiration
I love your creativeness and for someone who isn’t a carpenter your wood working skills are pretty good a little rough not like trim work but for a mountain biker there really good I learnt a lot of skaters and bikers actually have great woodworkers among them with my woodworking skills I would love to have half of your creativity
I have been watching this channel from around 2018, before the first Berm Creek video, but then around 2020-2021 I stopped watching for some reason and I unsubscribed. Now I'm back and I'm bingewatching all the progress made during these 2 years. Glad to be back and see the amazing progress
I wish I was as much of a handy man as Seth. Dude makes stuff look easy
Yesss so psyched to see y’all building stuff again
I found your channel back at 2019, and u made me so in love with bikes. I'm currently a student in a graphic designer university and I am so inpatient to finish my uni to buy a nice a bike !
Most wood rots from the outside. There is such a thing as heart rot. However I guess heart rot is in living trees.
My whole class watches you!😎 Loves from Australia ❤️
this video came exactly when I needed it, and I'm always eager to see the weekly video from Berm Peak. Keep up the good work Seth, love seeing all the cool stuff you do.
Thank you so much for being such a good channel I have been watching your channel for about two years now of course not with this account but you have inspired me to build my own mountain bike track in my backyard online channel❤️❤️❤️❤️
Nice
11:51 OUCH, that backwheel looks like it's in pain once it hits that ramp.
Pretty cool video, seeing a part actually being built.
Trail building and jazz? I love it!
Just after midnight in Aus, a nice little video before I go to bed. Awesome.
Man this old berm peak vibe video is what I needed
You know he's a good youtuber when you like his video's without even watching them yet
when you put wooden poles in the ground the part that goes into the ground cover it whit middle of cut bottles and when it heats up it will shrink and will not rot,,,. Love videos 💪❤️👋👍👏🙏
Hey Seth! That log loader is awesome! There is a fun toy we use at my tree service job it’s a mini skid steer with a branch manager. These things can pick up insane amounts of weight and it’s pretty fun to just the grapple!
Hey Seth, you should show us and go over all of your bikes in your collection
That’d be awesome man thanks 👍
sad to see the old one go but great feature man!
I love watching all of your videos my favorites are flip bike and you building features.
You and Beau Miles should chat. Your love of wood and what it can do is on par with each other.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the slow-mo side shot of the jump? Really cinematic
Not sure if it's a new style or what but the music in this video really stood out to me, love it!
These videos are always the best. Fantastic work Seth!
The music choices throughout your vids are highly underrated, Seth.
Dude, I’ve been watching your videos for years and some how I’m not subscribed! Fixed the injustice and still loving the videos!
You are crafty as hell my man! Keep goin! 💪🏼
Seth good to see you enjoying the new Mtb. Signed DB,
Really exited for the future. Expecting nice features to be added. Video idea: "Reviewing bike speedometer apps" Hope this helps.
Saw your article in Mountain Flyer magazine, very good ! Thanks
It's so much fun to watch youre video's after school
Same but it’s summer vacation
Kevin’s shirt is incredibly bright lol. Love this
I can say I really like subtitles in your videos.. I watched them all although Im not MTBiker, but it helped with my English verry mutch.. When I hear a word I dont know, I turn them on and then Im able to learn what that means.. Here in Czech republic, my english asked me how Im so good at english when a lot of people in my class cant do basic stuff sometines.. I told her it was from these RUclips videos and she looked shocket that is possible.. Well she is oldschool and basicly her younger times were in Communist Czechoslovakia so that explains it.. So verry much thank you for having them.. Even if I dont MTBike Im quite interested in it becouse I like bicycles and some of the things you say are in my Language verry diffrent.. Great video man keep them up 😁
I've been following your channel from the early days keep up with all the content love the variety great to see you building back on your place 😀
Seth is basically a guy who can do everything.Fixing everything, changing motors, printing stickers and knowing everything about tree wood and dirt
It's nice to see Seth building again really gives 2019 nestalgia the music voice overs this just perfect
I get more nostalgia for when the times he lived in Florida and just... rode. It was a much simpler time.
Thank you so much seth. I just got sick and happy to know theres something to rebinge on
This seems like a very fun project!