Great message at the end about everyone being at their own level and making their own progressions !!!

@stevenjam7119

4 жыл бұрын

Its honestly why i love mtb, got into a year ago and everyone so chill and as long as your riding everyone is happy. The motocross community is bunch if stuck up douches who wont help u if ur not their level, same as hockey. Mtb just ur own game

@Alpha0ne

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve never heard it that way before but still so true

@Shralps

4 жыл бұрын

This is what my father Inlaw can't get into his head. He really wants to be as quick as us and hit things we do. (he's mid 60's...) He hates we have to wait for him but everytime we say we don't care. We're all out riding together. That's what counts.

@1powerfit

4 жыл бұрын

Refreshing!! Thanks for keeping it real brother!! Ride on!

@andyg7769

4 жыл бұрын

NAHAHHAHAH GO HARD OR GO HOME LOO00SER edit: more os

I did my first like 2ft drop the other day and it felt good, such a dork. Congrats on this huge achievement!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

That’s a big deal! Nice work 🤘🏼

@slick4415

4 жыл бұрын

It only gets bigger from there🤙

@Spitfire194

4 жыл бұрын

Way to go Julian!!!!!!!!

@daet.4570

3 жыл бұрын

Noice

@gabrieldean9559

3 жыл бұрын

Get it bro!!

So awesome to hit something you've been staring at for a while, congrats!

Your riding progression lately has been insane! Nice work.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Matthew!

Great message at the end! That's the problem with social media nowadays. Everyone thinks that since they can't do what someone else is doing, then they aren't good enough. Everybody is different and everybody is at a different level! What you can do at a personal level is still f***ing awesome!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Bingo. Ride for yourself and support other people’s stoke!

Really great message at the end, and congratulations for conquering fears

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@fillfreakin2245

4 жыл бұрын

@ Loam Ranger: Yep, it was this time around that was the right time. You'd seen it before and didn't do it, but it looked like this time you saw yourself doing it. You knew the speed you wanted to hit it at, you felt it had a good landing, and you were comfortable without a tow in. Like you said, you have to push yourself, but still within your comfort/skill zone. Well done. The speed was perfect. I had a moment there where I thought you were a bit short and were going to case, but you just cleared it, and got into the landing zone.

Love your message at the end, I feel like the entire biking community is very supportive of everyone's progression! That road gap was sick - way to level up :) I recently hit my own biggest drop jump about chest height recently and I've been amp'd for weeks - it feels good to level up haha.

Love this. Really inspiring! I love seeing people face their fears and progress. I started riding again at 35 and have loved the personal progression. Your comments at the end are perfect 👌

I know that is waaaay bigger than it looks. Progression is the name of the game. You nailed that statement at the end.

I know others have said it too, but congratulations and really liked the message at the end about progressing from where each individual at at. Thanks!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers Nelson!

Thanks loam ranger mate, cos of you in two weeks I've progressed from nothing to, coming fast down the trails, popping the mtb on small and quite big jumps. Including very high table tops. I've mastered steeps at a quick pace, how to stand up vertically and push the handoebars into the ramp. How to land a bike safely, how to jump off flat ramps with no lip. How to take burms fast and correctly, normal corners also. Go fast without fear downhill, when to attack the breaks etc, how to drop the bike correctly to off a flat three foot drop. How to approach jumps at the right speed etc. So has my girlfriend to. All within two weeks. So thanks for your incredible videos and your help. Blessings.

Congratulations on conquering that gap. Ride Safe.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Sick rolling in without a tow!! Good job on figuring out the speed!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sir Tonka!

That's a great message! I love the Mountain biking world, everyone is friendly and we all push each other!

Love seeing the progression. Helps keep me motivated to keep pushing. Keep up the great work.

Good message at the end, I don't mountain bike but I did alot of bmx as a kid and now I do motocross. It's very important to not ride above your skill level. Whenever I am thinking of trying something new I try to keep it simple. I take a few run ups and ask myself if I can do it. If the answer is a solid yes, I do it right then. I don't know if this applies to mountain biking, but in motocross you have to commit long before you reach a jump or any other obstacle. Half commitments get you hurt. Alot of times people over think it. If your body and skill level are capable, send it! Most people will never experience that feeling of being terrified to try something then doing it. But it's something that almost all action sports can relate to.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! I 100% agree and think it directly translates to MTB. Cheers man

Congrats and nicely done! Love the message at the end. Thanks for always posting great stuff.

Thanks for the great message and vid. Stay safe. See u on the trail.

I liked the little speech at the end so much that I made another rider watch it :)

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Haha well hey, that’s even better! 😂🍻

As a dancer and mountain biker the opening of the video made my evening before i get back to work! TY!

Great video and attitude. Keep it up. Good luck on your journey.

Thanks for the message at the end. I was watching this kicking myself for not getting right into MTB over 10 years ago and I could be much further along. You smoothed that out. Thanks for being genuine and sharing some chilled content.

@4freedom3per

4 жыл бұрын

I got back into MTB since 15yrs ago and I'm 57!! Thanks to youtube MTB vids I'm running on second wind and doing way better than I've ever have!!! Just get out and do it!

Very good disclaimer there at the end. It's always good for people to ride at their level and to feel good about that. 😊👍

Awesome man! It’s cool to see your progression. Great vid as always.

Very well said at the end of the video, Everyone at there own level .All KZread should say this at the end of there video. Kudos to you my friend ! Thank you for trying to keep everyone SAFE !

Congrats on the Gap Jump!! Great Philosophy at the end of the Video. Looking forward to getting into the MB game!

It’s awesome you are creating a lifelong journey with the family. Unfortunately they grow up and do their own thing . Keep making awesome family videos

I was really cheering for you! I'm so glad you got it!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark! I needed the cheering haha

Good job on the drop dude. Hoping to get it done next time I'm there + all those doubles right after 🤙happy trails

So stoked for you guys! It's just the best feeling.

Great job with the huge drop. Well done.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tony!

I remember hitting my first road gap at Black Rock down here in Oregon. It’s a huge mind game. So much fun though! I’d love to see the rest of that trail! The double after the road gap looked super flowy!

Classy piece at the climax of the video, about personal goals it's all about progression & having a ton of fun ! Nice one 👌 good job on the road gap 👍

Dude! First time watcher... that road gap drop was AWESOME!!! The shot from the road as you hurled thru the air like an eagle.... SICK!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian! It was a fun one.

Ayy congrats on hitting that drop! Love the part you said “it’s just your body waking up” hahah that feeling is such a wild feeling, but the one even better is after you actually complete the thing giving you jitters in the first place! Awesome stuff man

Great opening music. Seeing you and the other @Ibis -sponsored KZreadrs inspired me to get one of my own back in January. Before COVID my wife and I came out to the Republic of Georgia to volunteer and my Ibis HD got stuck for the past 6 months in-transit when the borders closed. Watching you rip that Franken-monster is bittersweet as I wait for mine.

its one thing to get towed in but to hit something on your own for the first time is very daunting. high five man

Another awesome video! I just started mountain biking because of your channel, thank you for the message at the end, super inspiring!👍🏻

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! Glad you liked the vid.

Very Smart Progression!! Such a great rider...

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Darcy

At the end, that's one of the best opinions I have heard in a long time. We're all riding at our own levels. Have fun, enjoy your mountain biking in a way that makes you happy. Keep up the great work! Stress less, ride more. Be good, do better!

I really like your last comment on progression. so important to reiterate!

"We better do that again....right away" I love it...way to own the feature... I don't know if I hope to progress to hitting road gaps....but who knows.....I have a long way to go.... progression is rad!!!!

@laderamtb3684

4 жыл бұрын

I like watching ur progress...it’s more my level

@mtbcrasher2703

4 жыл бұрын

It makes such a difference being able to repeat something scary right away....Or concurring something that beat you...Great job!

@reddawn1487

4 жыл бұрын

Nah you will get there before ya know it , jumping , bike skills take time to develop but drops are 60 percent speed and 40 percent balls , that is a sweet fun looking little gap . Hitting that would make for some good feelings

Those trails look amazing!

Wow Wow Wow great work that took serious focus. Bravo !!!!!!!!!!

Love that you ride and show us different areas in BC. It sets you apart from the others. Keep up the great work man.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you’re liking the content.

I hit my first road gap about 3 weeks ago, it's pretty cool!! Jumping across a road is just different

Swansea is where some of my fave trails are. I have climbed that road many times and it’s steep. Passed by the road gap many times but never had any thoughts of hitting it. Stoked to see you hit it and for your progression. Nicely done.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a great riding zone!

Thanks for sharing your stoke!

You said it best!! Great message!!

That last point is basically what made me decide to start trying to document my progress. Have a bad day on the bike? Look back and see how far you've come!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Totally!

"everyone is on their on path, in mountain biking" --- It's so wonderful how EVERYTHING is a microcosm of LIFE! Loved this message - the sooner we can recognize, we all, and APPLY this 'ideal' perspective, the better. The ideal perspective being - we are all on our own journey, our own path - and they are supposed to be different! Accept and appreciate and try to see the value in 'their' journey, and your own! :-)

fond memories of that place. we got there thinking we could ride up to the top easy enough. nope! pushed our bikes for 2 hours in the rain to the top top and then got a slow flat on the way down. the mrs was crying at the start thinking she couldnt do it. after we got down a bit she warmed up and got into it! what a day that was. i remember seeing that gap and thinking yeah na =D haha epic trails there. would recommend shuttling it.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a big push to the top, that’s for sure! Glad you ended up having some fun.

Hell yeah! Nice work.

Always great videos man. This is definitely my fav mtb channel. Btw awesome music choices lately!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andrew!

Skipped the whole 27.5 thing, went straight from 26 to 29r. Been riding it for 5 years, and love it. Just got a leftover 27.5 and its killer too

Love this style of video and way to go hitting that on your third run up!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

lovely trail. nice gap. well done man!

Great words brother!

Watching this is like trying a new arcade game, sketchy AF! But hey, have to practice to master it, and level up!!!! Great job!!!

Awesome riding!

Good on ya for doing that gap I couldn't do it maybe 40 years ago but yeh fantastic.

Love it and love the reminder at the end very important ❤

Clean a.f. Nice commitment!

Thanks for great advises at the end. I took up MTB (being serious this year) to cross train for my road Cycling competitions. I participated in RBC Gran Fondo Whistler (forte cat) event annually; well except this year.

3 :18. Narrow escape, nearly jumped out my seat 😂 super shredding man👍

Am a beginner and thank you for making me feel welcomed and really great music in video

Omg thats a crazy big drop .. good job

I am still learning my progression. I have been mtb a while now but this year is the first time for a full suspension (2020 Transition Sentinel). My local trails is, just that trail riding. Then I found out about Little Switzerland bike park. I have never hit jumps before that day I went there and still never hit a drop. I think my progression should be to stop thinking my bike is more capable than I am. No one I ride with even wants to jump or do the drops so by myself its taking me some time. Thank you for all your helpful insight.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

One step at a time! Sounds like you’ve got a great spot to learn new skills.

better late than never! great job!!!! keep sending it!

humble words man!

Love that you can just roll up to a new feature like that and think "oh yeah, that's the speed!" I barely get that feeling on the trails I ride all the time lol.

Good job!!!

Nice Gap! WTG!

Nice job on road gap!

My palms literally got sweaty watching you attempt that road gap...congrats on conquering your fear!

Congrats on hitting that, it was huge.

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kenny!

Nice job!

Nice send. Also love the into/outro music. 🤘🏻

Whoa nice that looks so sick!

That was sick 🔥🔥🔥

Awesome Trails 👍

that last comment got my subscription!...great work!

Great message at the end mate 🤟🏻

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

🍻

Great comments at the end.

I would have given you a second "thumbs up/like" if I could have after listening to your comments at the end... Great video and you're a great ambassador for the sport. Thank you.

@monicaausnit

4 жыл бұрын

Ericdravyn13 so true 😊

Congrats nicely done 👍

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

DUDE!! THAT WAS AWESOME!

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

so sick. gj

Good job Ryan. I am proud 😂

I wanta hit up that over under in kicking horse, I rolled in 6 times last time and it was a no go. Closing weekend round 2. Maybe I'll see you there again 😃 take care stay safe and have fun I'm the bus painting girl to help you remember

@TheLoamRanger

4 жыл бұрын

You’ll get it! It’s a fun one.

We do be out here boysss

Really love you seeing progress over the years. Great message at the end as well, very true, we are all progressing at different levels - or not at all and just riding. As long as ppl are getting out and experiencing the great outdoors through MTB'ing.

Dope that’s huge looking road gap

I can't wait for my first jump. New to mountain biking. I will go Chesteremere bike park to practice.

Hey big fan love your vids

100%, Cheers to ya

I hit a sagebrush bush a month ago. Haven’t ridden since. :)

Awesome story dude! Congrats on the level up! Loved the Salsa music intro. 🤘🏻😆

Lol there's a city called Swansea where I live in Wales, UK 🤣🤣

@Nietzcheanpath

3 жыл бұрын

I also live in Wales 😂

@doozlamuller7887

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan Palser one in Tasmania and NSW too, I’m from Treboeth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

7:54 “I’ve just got the jitter also” “Oh yeeeeah” lol