This one hurt to make, but I'm really stoked to share it! Sometimes I need to remind myself that not everything I do online has to be a massive success, and that it's cool to share that stuff too! After all, the sour makes the sweet all that much better :P This one took a while to create, hence the XXL video at 17 minutes long. Thank you all for being so patient between vids - I hope you all enjoy it! p.s. Check out Kevin's channel here for more shreddy vids! ruclips.net/channel/UC4bKHbrzUtRGHnmFfYRaOXA
When I was into BMX dirt jumping, the best thing I ever learned was how to properly get away from the bike in the air. Take a few sessions and learn to push the bike away from you and do it in various positions that would cause a fall. It will build confidence just knowing you can and will have safer crashes.
Progression isn’t always landing and coming out the way you thought it would. Progression is what you learned from the experience for sure. I road a 10 miles trail yesterday. Till this point I’d only ridden four or five miles. It’s was the hardest most technical trail I’ve done yet. But I finished and am hurting all over. But never have I been so proud and felt so accomplished. You Seth, BoBo and Kev have all inspired me so much to push myself.
Kevin seems like a such different person when he is at Seth's place, he goes from a wild man on Bobo's videos to very mellow on Alex and or Seth's. Btw, Very entertaining video you got here Alex.
I think it’s the difference between a PG channel and a rated R channel. I think They’re all more like portrayed in Bobo’s videos but clean it up with editing to keep the videos suitable for sponsors. 🤷🏼♂️
I’m not mad that you upload like every 2 weeks. Reason being is that you put so much time into your videos. They are top notch quality. Keep up the great work. Don’t worry about uploading more. It’s perfect the way it is 👍🏽🥳
3:47 that’s metal clad cable AKA “MC.” It comes with electrical wires inside and is a quick alternative to mounting conduit and fishing wires. The scraps tend to be about a foot long because when you pull it, you typically want 6”-12” of slack on the internal wires to make it easier to connect components, and allow for future repairs.
The music montage is nearly insane dudee. The fade when clip is gonna finish, that narrating, your choice of music... List goes on. Keep up the good work dude. You got insane videos.
That cable shield at 3:49 if anyone was wondering is From BX cable. You need to cut back some before hooking up to a box to expose the wires! BX is mostly used on commercial/ industrial because it has better strength. Rubber down everyone!
at one point you had me saying out loud "you can do it !!", at the end there, all i can say is i feel you, im the same, and im trying to learn that your ambition needs to respect how tired your body is, just cuz you know you can do it, doesnt mean your body can, so you have to watch for the moment when fatigue really sets in, then just keep it safe, rest up.
This is one of the best SS vids from Alex I have ever seen! Not only was the production playful, but Alex's persistence on day 2 was inspiring. I have definitely pushed so hard before that I lose a few good days of training to nursing soreness or injuries. We all get caught up in the moment when we're stoked on something.
HUUUUGE respect to showing your fails. Almost everyone with an MTB channel really only shows the gnar. It’s unrealistic! I love the channels on RUclips that show us their human side.
Loving Alex, always okay with showing his true self with insecurities and all. I really appreciate that, showing others is okay to feel insecure and take precautions before committing. Thank you Alex!
You SENT it dude! I'm still recovering from my first taste of singletrack and videos like this keep me motivated to get back out there as soon as I can. Love your videos
I think what we all need is for Singletrack Sampler and Skills with Phil to Collab and cause as much confusion in the comment section as possible. Ive gotten them mixed up so many times that i now check what channel im watching everytime i see a guy with long hair and a beard on screen.
I CANNOT believe that you've come this far Alex. I've been watching you since the beginning, and have enjoyed every second of your journey. Live Free, Ride Hard, And Get Stoked!!!
Alex is so dang Inspiring. I've only been on his channel for about two days and now I just wanna go outside and do something. This guy literally got me from a stay in my room all day kinda person to somebody who wants to explore nature trails and stuff. Thanks Alex!
Man, have to make bike cushions, maybe clip on pool noodle style (call them Ramen Pads or something.) You can put them on the bars, fork, pedal ends and frame to help lessen the chance if injury from the hard bike itself. A blow from a bar end or a pedal is still inevitable, but it might be a fun experiment if you decide to hit the bag again! Always stoked to watch a video from you guys 👊😁
The reason why you are great Alex is because you share your successes and failures, and people can really relate to you 🤘🏼😁. It started getting in your head a little, but you will totally crush it next time!
Alex's video production is going way up now that he's hanging around Seth so much. I love it. The voice over, faster cuts, better story telling. Keep it up!
Bro, great video, don't ever feel like you need to present only your best moments to us. As a newer rider it feels great watching this video knowing that you hit the same mental blocks I do when presented with new challenges. It makes you feel more human to me when I watch it and its very appreciated, so thanks!
am i a mountain biker? no. do i live near mountains? no. do i ever plan on mountain biking? not really. am i somehow still keenly interested in this channel that randomly showed up in my recommended? absolutely. also... his hair is *beautiful*.
Alex i started the day watching your video, the day to day didnt let me finish it until the afternoon, the whole day i knew you were gonna make it and you did, i got really stoked by the end of the video at the end of my day, thanks for sharing your experience!!!
HaHa I had a good laugh when you said “it’s hot out, it’s like 90 degrees out.” 😂 I’m from Arizona and I wish we had 90 degree summer days. I think yesterday’s temperature was 117.😂 Anyway keep up the great work, I love what your doing with the channel!
Although I’ll give it to ya, 117 is quite hot. But I’m from GA and I know what Seth and Alex mean when they say 90 is hot. It’s fairly hot but extremely humid, like hard to breath it’s so muggy out. Anyway, I’d love to be able to get out to Arizona sometime! Cheers!
Marque Markofthebeast Honestly I’m new to mtb as well. I know that there’s some pretty sick trails up north around Sedona and flagstaff, if ur willing to drive up there. But for trails closer to me and you, I’ve heard there’s some decent trails around gold canyon and the Superstition mountains. Once it cools down a bit I’m planning to do some more riding and exploring.
We can't learn without failing. Every time you fail, you've learned another thing that doesn't work. And that's why I love videos like these. Watching people who are really skilled struggle but persevere shows the rest of us that it IS doable.
I love how seth is able to regocnize how good you actually are and builds your Confidence without pushing you over your limits. Thats how a more expierenced riding partner should be and i'm extremly grateful that my riding partner is just lile that
Alex, it took me 35 years to learn tables!! I literally just learned them a few months ago and it took going to a foam pit and forcing myself to do them. I learned 360s, tailwhips, pretty much all the other cool tricks YEARS before but tables just eluded me. I still can't click them super flat but I can greases them up with humble style :)
That’s why I love this sport. It’s a battle to make yourself better. Every new thing we learn becomes a part of us in this sport. Great video Alex, thank you for sharing!
Dude. I love that you posted this video. It's awesome to see a realistic view of how hard it is to learn a new trick. Failure and learning can be the same thing. It's all about perspective. Keep up the good work.
Dude, thank you so much for making this video. It is a killer video on its own but the message is what makes it truly over the moon. It’s incredible to see such an amazing mountain biker as yourself still get scared and still take some nasty falls. It’s so important for all the new folks out there to see!!!! HUGE THANK YOU.
THIS is the content we want Alex! Sitting on my couch and watching this made my heart thump just like it does when I myself stand in front of a scary feature. It’s not exhilarating watching Red Bull pros succeed every trick and feature they pursue - it IS when someone uses great video skills and creativity to send you straight into that shaky nervous feeling of make-or-brake that we all crave in mountain biking, as if we’re on the bike ourselves. I love videos like yours, Paul the Punter and Seth because seeing someone else hesitate and fail and try again and again and again is more relatable, vivid and engaging for me as a viewer! Thank you, keep it up! 🤘🏼
Great video! Never stop sharing your fails, dude. When you only see someone's successes or best moments, like is often the case on social media, it takes away some of the most interesting human factor. Seeing people fail, especially those we look up to in terms of skill, reminds us we're all human and we don't have to feel bad when we don't succeed at something as fast as we'd like to.
I'm weirdly glad you guys have been locked down together! All your collective vids have been brilliant & the work you've all achieved on Berm Peak is incredible.
Always make the video Alex. You're bad days are better than some our good days. It's more inspiring to see good riders work for things than just seeing them always nail it the first time!
Can confirm... the airbag will bring the pain! Haha solid effort though, and major props for even hitting it, it’s kinda crazy flying out of the woods into that bag!!!
I love the last slow motion jump you did on the airbag. Hope your feeling better by now. I’m glad to see you were able to get over your fear on the tracks. Keep up the good work with your videos. Would LOVE to ride with you one day.
Great that you post these video. It's valuable to so many (me included) to see you battling with the mental side and succeed, especially for us who have the same struggles. So many youtube videos out there of super confident can do anything guys, that you think it's a different breed, But you can do it and represent the middle ground, greying the distinction.
Best in the biz Alex!!! Love, love, love your content. Your honest look into the ups and downs that come with a hobby like this motivate me to get out on the trail.
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This one hurt to make, but I'm really stoked to share it! Sometimes I need to remind myself that not everything I do online has to be a massive success, and that it's cool to share that stuff too! After all, the sour makes the sweet all that much better :P
This one took a while to create, hence the XXL video at 17 minutes long. Thank you all for being so patient between vids - I hope you all enjoy it!
p.s. Check out Kevin's channel here for more shreddy vids! ruclips.net/channel/UC4bKHbrzUtRGHnmFfYRaOXA
Loving to content keep it up
You and Seth together are a dream team
@@cluckers1479 hi you just commented
Really glad you decided to make the video, man. I don't see any failures here, just a dude taking chances!
The Singletrack Sampler as a great man once said we don’t make mistakes just happy accidents rip Bob Ross
15:20 mans does a table, no footer, and a manual to a drift. very impressive alex
Hahah
Petition for Seth and Alex to build a wide, flowy, not sketchy line of table tops that get progressively bigger so they can actually warm up on things
I
Tom Sanger I
crank it up mini
Seems like a cool idea
No chance. Seth likes sketchy shit too much
When I was into BMX dirt jumping, the best thing I ever learned was how to properly get away from the bike in the air. Take a few sessions and learn to push the bike away from you and do it in various positions that would cause a fall. It will build confidence just knowing you can and will have safer crashes.
You are a bike nerd
@@Heatherannenelson nothing wrong with that
Alex doesnt upload often, but when he does. You know its gonna be good.
This. 🙌
I know right
agreed
Same with seth
Durpy Cake yea
Progression isn’t always landing and coming out the way you thought it would. Progression is what you learned from the experience for sure. I road a 10 miles trail yesterday. Till this point I’d only ridden four or five miles. It’s was the hardest most technical trail I’ve done yet. But I finished and am hurting all over. But never have I been so proud and felt so accomplished. You Seth, BoBo and Kev have all inspired me so much to push myself.
Kevin seems like a such different person when he is at Seth's place, he goes from a wild man on Bobo's videos to very mellow on Alex and or Seth's. Btw, Very entertaining video you got here Alex.
Then again, Bobo is an _animal._ Kevin's gotta keep up!
I think it’s the difference between a PG channel and a rated R channel. I think They’re all more like portrayed in Bobo’s videos but clean it up with editing to keep the videos suitable for sponsors. 🤷🏼♂️
Ya Bobo force feeds Alex drugs soooo. I should probably say hides it in his food
"editing"
And very subdued on his own channel.
I'm a skier and watching these videos has inspired me to try new jumps and stuff i never had even thought of doing, thanks Alex.
I’m not mad that you upload like every 2 weeks. Reason being is that you put so much time into your videos. They are top notch quality. Keep up the great work. Don’t worry about uploading more. It’s perfect the way it is 👍🏽🥳
dude when you said the video was coming late, we expected a normal mtb RUclips video, we all failed to remember that you dont do normal
3:47 that’s metal clad cable AKA “MC.” It comes with electrical wires inside and is a quick alternative to mounting conduit and fishing wires. The scraps tend to be about a foot long because when you pull it, you typically want 6”-12” of slack on the internal wires to make it easier to connect components, and allow for future repairs.
The music montage is nearly insane dudee. The fade when clip is gonna finish, that narrating, your choice of music... List goes on. Keep up the good work dude. You got insane videos.
🙌
"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." ― Thomas A. Edison
Nice video! 😁
Yes finally “the good news”
Great video
I wouldn't leave you guys hanging forever :P
Haven’t finished it but love the video so far I don’t think any of my friends would let me jump over them though
*“A lot of people come up to a lip like this and they’ve never ridden a lip like this”* - Seth 2020
Failure is not a lack of success, failure is not trying...(again and again and again because we learn nothing from success)
You learn how to do things From succes
we learn that after all that pain of failing over and over and over again that we can actually do it from success after failure.
Except you learn what works with success lol
@@synthetixproductions5033 I would argue that success shows you learnt from your failures.
True
That cable shield at 3:49 if anyone was wondering is From BX cable. You need to cut back some before hooking up to a box to expose the wires! BX is mostly used on commercial/ industrial because it has better strength. Rubber down everyone!
You know it’s a good day when Alex uploads
15:27 worlds first manual lander to sidedrop-tiregrab frontflip. Damm. Happy you posted though was a good vid!!
3:48 that’s the jacket of metal clad cable. Common for wiring buildings.
Was searching for a comment that said it was MC
Yep, also sometimes called BX flex
@@trob6108 Or Teck Cable.
EXACTLY !! BX ...
Mrs Bikehacks in homoffic during a Zoom-Meeting: "Don't mind my husband and his friends yelling in the backyard, please." xD
Bruh I thought you said mrs.bikehacks is homophobic and this sentence took like 5 times to read 😂
I only had to read it 3 times!!
for anyone who is wondering, hes saying "home office" lol
@@Ron.Burgundy. @Tlacahetl I took 4
I almost had a stroke trying to read this
It's filmed like at a professional movie level and edited and the story telling is amazing
I love how you show your struggles in learning things! Makes me root for you to succeed.
0:05 Instagram picture. Hell I could've never guessed that 😂
It’s crazy how berm beak has so many amazing trails and keeps so much nature in tact.
I doubt anyone will see this, but if you do, you're a legend and have a great day. :)
thanks
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks
you to!
at one point you had me saying out loud "you can do it !!", at the end there, all i can say is i feel you, im the same, and im trying to learn that your ambition needs to respect how tired your body is, just cuz you know you can do it, doesnt mean your body can, so you have to watch for the moment when fatigue really sets in, then just keep it safe, rest up.
Who else was dying to hear the good news for a whole month tho
What news?
Meeee
Sam Hulse the good news
Yeah me too
me!
This is one of the best SS vids from Alex I have ever seen! Not only was the production playful, but Alex's persistence on day 2 was inspiring. I have definitely pushed so hard before that I lose a few good days of training to nursing soreness or injuries. We all get caught up in the moment when we're stoked on something.
That airbag is scarier than the entire rest of Berm Peak
I think the Kevin jump is the scariest
The actual airbag landing makes landing properly surprisingly difficult!
@@The_Sampler I now know you can land it perfect I have faith in you send it!!!!!!!!
I don't know the maim frame is preaty scetchy.
@@KristofferEk
The Maim Frame is the one feature I'd never hit, for damn sure.
HUUUUGE respect to showing your fails. Almost everyone with an MTB channel really only shows the gnar. It’s unrealistic! I love the channels on RUclips that show us their human side.
Loving Alex, always okay with showing his true self with insecurities and all. I really appreciate that, showing others is okay to feel insecure and take precautions before committing. Thank you Alex!
You SENT it dude! I'm still recovering from my first taste of singletrack and videos like this keep me motivated to get back out there as soon as I can. Love your videos
I think what we all need is for Singletrack Sampler and Skills with Phil to Collab and cause as much confusion in the comment section as possible.
Ive gotten them mixed up so many times that i now check what channel im watching everytime i see a guy with long hair and a beard on screen.
Wait, you actually get them mixed up that often? (not sarcasm)
I CANNOT believe that you've come this far Alex. I've been watching you since the beginning, and have enjoyed every second of your journey. Live Free, Ride Hard, And Get Stoked!!!
Anytime Seth and Alex are together l, it’s the best video, WE NEED MORE COLABS
I just got my bike for Christmas and am already ready to jump into this world. Everyone riding seems so chill and nice. The vibe is right on my wave.
As a wise man once said, "You ain't cool, unless you pee your pants." -Billy Madison lol
Yes
Lmao
You mean Adam Sandler lol ( I know they are the same person )
Alex is so dang Inspiring. I've only been on his channel for about two days and now I just wanna go outside and do something. This guy literally got me from a stay in my room all day kinda person to somebody who wants to explore nature trails and stuff. Thanks Alex!
I love it when you're filling up the buggy with dirt and the suspension is just going down
My toddler is bike obsessed and loves watching your video. This one is one of his favorites.
That's awesome! He's gonna be shredding the trails in no time.
Congrats on hitting it! I bet it looks a lot bigger in person lol
Man, have to make bike cushions, maybe clip on pool noodle style (call them Ramen Pads or something.) You can put them on the bars, fork, pedal ends and frame to help lessen the chance if injury from the hard bike itself. A blow from a bar end or a pedal is still inevitable, but it might be a fun experiment if you decide to hit the bag again! Always stoked to watch a video from you guys 👊😁
Dude, your editing skills are amazing keep up the GREAT work and I love your videos! ❤️❤️❤️
The reason why you are great Alex is because you share your successes and failures, and people can really relate to you 🤘🏼😁. It started getting in your head a little, but you will totally crush it next time!
Dude you insipre me so much keep up the great work.
Alex's video production is going way up now that he's hanging around Seth so much. I love it. The voice over, faster cuts, better story telling. Keep it up!
Alex Breaking his bike reminds me when Seth Snapped his Hardtail Frame on a jump
Bro, great video, don't ever feel like you need to present only your best moments to us. As a newer rider it feels great watching this video knowing that you hit the same mental blocks I do when presented with new challenges. It makes you feel more human to me when I watch it and its very appreciated, so thanks!
am i a mountain biker? no. do i live near mountains? no. do i ever plan on mountain biking? not really. am i somehow still keenly interested in this channel that randomly showed up in my recommended? absolutely. also... his hair is *beautiful*.
Alex i started the day watching your video, the day to day didnt let me finish it until the afternoon, the whole day i knew you were gonna make it and you did, i got really stoked by the end of the video at the end of my day, thanks for sharing your experience!!!
HaHa I had a good laugh when you said “it’s hot out, it’s like 90 degrees out.” 😂
I’m from Arizona and I wish we had 90 degree summer days. I think yesterday’s temperature was 117.😂 Anyway keep up the great work, I love what your doing with the channel!
Although I’ll give it to ya, 117 is quite hot. But I’m from GA and I know what Seth and Alex mean when they say 90 is hot. It’s fairly hot but extremely humid, like hard to breath it’s so muggy out. Anyway, I’d love to be able to get out to Arizona sometime! Cheers!
Marque Markofthebeast
Honestly I’m new to mtb as well. I know that there’s some pretty sick trails up north around Sedona and flagstaff, if ur willing to drive up there. But for trails closer to me and you, I’ve heard there’s some decent trails around gold canyon and the Superstition mountains. Once it cools down a bit I’m planning to do some more riding and exploring.
the degree is irrelevant, arizona is dry heat, ashville, id imagine it was wet heat when they were shooting the video
Im pretty sure 117 is now a wr cus hottest in the world has been 114 so.....
Nah bruh it actually was😂
Happy birthday Kevin🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
3:48 this is rebar! It’s the saving grace of superheros and action movie dudes everywhere.
We can't learn without failing. Every time you fail, you've learned another thing that doesn't work. And that's why I love videos like these. Watching people who are really skilled struggle but persevere shows the rest of us that it IS doable.
dude when you said the video was coming late, we expected a normal mtb RUclips video, we all failed to remember that you dont do normal
Congrats for finally sending it... Never doubt yourself you've taken many bold steps in the past that we as viewers have seen and enjoyed.. 👍
Let’s go couldn’t wait for this
Your tabletop crashing scene and Seth's 360 crashing scene are some of the best things I've seen on youtube.
The fails made it even more interesting to watch. 🙂
I love how seth is able to regocnize how good you actually are and builds your Confidence without pushing you over your limits. Thats how a more expierenced riding partner should be and i'm extremly grateful that my riding partner is just lile that
The back tire hitting the landing really hurt even from this side of the screen
“A lot of people come up to a lip like this and they’ve never ridden a lip like this” - Seth 2020
Alex, it took me 35 years to learn tables!! I literally just learned them a few months ago and it took going to a foam pit and forcing myself to do them. I learned 360s, tailwhips, pretty much all the other cool tricks YEARS before but tables just eluded me. I still can't click them super flat but I can greases them up with humble style :)
The insta story just turned out to be you falling asleep. INSANE
hahahahahaha
That’s why I love this sport. It’s a battle to make yourself better. Every new thing we learn becomes a part of us in this sport. Great video Alex, thank you for sharing!
The brain writing checks the body can’t cash 😂😂. Trust me gets harder the older you get. 🤘🤘
Dude. I love that you posted this video. It's awesome to see a realistic view of how hard it is to learn a new trick. Failure and learning can be the same thing. It's all about perspective. Keep up the good work.
The fact that the bike can hit you when you fall is scary af buuuuutt, just go watch Seth bike hacks how to bail video and everything will be better😂
Dude, thank you so much for making this video. It is a killer video on its own but the message is what makes it truly over the moon. It’s incredible to see such an amazing mountain biker as yourself still get scared and still take some nasty falls. It’s so important for all the new folks out there to see!!!! HUGE THANK YOU.
Any other aussies hearing the Geelong theme song in the crash real
Watching you helps me get over my fears and anxieties thank you!! -lead the way - stay Stoked
"it's like 90 degrees out...."
it's 106 today here in Texas...
how ungreatful
me: confused European screaming
It was 112f in fucking canada a week ago :(
Most spots on the east coast are very humid soo... it's kinda different. But 106 is hot any were in the world
It was 117 in Arizona a couple of days ago
@@tode28 its very humid AND hot AF in texas
THIS is the content we want Alex! Sitting on my couch and watching this made my heart thump just like it does when I myself stand in front of a scary feature. It’s not exhilarating watching Red Bull pros succeed every trick and feature they pursue - it IS when someone uses great video skills and creativity to send you straight into that shaky nervous feeling of make-or-brake that we all crave in mountain biking, as if we’re on the bike ourselves. I love videos like yours, Paul the Punter and Seth because seeing someone else hesitate and fail and try again and again and again is more relatable, vivid and engaging for me as a viewer! Thank you, keep it up! 🤘🏼
I heard it said once, "Failures are just steps to Success."
Thank you for being so real with us. Inspires me to go out there, not give up, and conquer my fears! You rock 🤘🏽
You can literally see him in mid air, heading just fine for the landing, losing all confidence, and causing himself to try and bail and crash
With Alex, it's always a mental game.
Great video! Never stop sharing your fails, dude. When you only see someone's successes or best moments, like is often the case on social media, it takes away some of the most interesting human factor. Seeing people fail, especially those we look up to in terms of skill, reminds us we're all human and we don't have to feel bad when we don't succeed at something as fast as we'd like to.
No need for corona virus protection when you are one of the only people who dare to challenge berm peak
I'm weirdly glad you guys have been locked down together! All your collective vids have been brilliant & the work you've all achieved on Berm Peak is incredible.
Even though I am a mountain biker I wouldn’t do half the features on berm peak
You didn’t fail at all. You were brave and inspiring. Good on you dude. Peace and love from England. X
Came from Seth's channel ÷/
Seth when he sees me betray him 12:00
Always make the video Alex. You're bad days are better than some our good days. It's more inspiring to see good riders work for things than just seeing them always nail it the first time!
2 things about mtb’ers... 1- they toss their bodies around like crash test dummies 2- they care about their trails as if it were 1000 year old bonsais
Can confirm... the airbag will bring the pain! Haha solid effort though, and major props for even hitting it, it’s kinda crazy flying out of the woods into that bag!!!
Bra the quality of your videos has improved so much! Every one of your later videos is such an inspiration. Keep up the good work 👍
I love the last slow motion jump you did on the airbag. Hope your feeling better by now. I’m glad to see you were able to get over your fear on the tracks. Keep up the good work with your videos. Would LOVE to ride with you one day.
Re watching his videos on Seth's backyard is always so entertaining like watching it on the 1st time
I love it whenever you load into the deer tractor, it slowly sinks down. And when you unload it for the jump, it rises up again. It’s so funny!
You did great dude, don't be disappointed. Landed some great jumps, learnt what not to do. Hats off to your sir!
Gripping physical and psychological adventure, beautifully crafted.
Grateful you did share it!
Hey I love your vids man. They always give me a smile
Very glad you did not get seriously injured. Thanks for sharing.
Great that you post these video. It's valuable to so many (me included) to see you battling with the mental side and succeed, especially for us who have the same struggles. So many youtube videos out there of super confident can do anything guys, that you think it's a different breed, But you can do it and represent the middle ground, greying the distinction.
I love the time lapses of the dirt going into the truck
Best in the biz Alex!!! Love, love, love your content. Your honest look into the ups and downs that come with a hobby like this motivate me to get out on the trail.
I definitely appreciate that you still shared your experience even though it did not turn out how you expected
The cinematography, writing, and narration on your videos is absolutely amazing, Alex!!! top notch work!! keep it up.
I love how your videos always end on a positive spin.
I always appreciate the humble-pie videos, because I eat plenty of it in my riding. Thanks Alex! 😄
Gotta love sweaty trail work in the rainforest. It's great to see fresh content from you, cheers from a fellow WNCer!