Revolt in MTB!! World’s Best Riders Strike at Crankworx | Dirt Shed Show 472
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- It's the Dirt Shed Show and Martyn Ashton and Blake Samson are sitting down to discuss the burning issue in mountain biking, the rider strike which affected the Men’s Slopestyle Final at Crankworx Rotorua. The male riders chose not to partake in the competition after travelling to the venue, issuing a list of demands to the organisers who could only meet 2 out of the 3 conditions for which the riders would drop in. The sticking point, is over appearance fees, guaranteeing pay for riders who turn up to ride in the competition. We’re reflecting on what this could mean for the rest of mountain biking, and if danger pay for all is feasible with the industry's current condition.
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As a former organizer and member of a good union I love to see the solidarity. There is power together.
I think it was about time they got a wakeup call. The way some of the top-tier slopestyle events have been run (and judged) have left a lot to be desired. These folks are putting a lot on the line to give us the best that they got, they deserve better.
My most memorable animal encounter happened last summer on Vancouver Island. I was riding alone on a pretty isolated trail and went around a corner to find myself face to face with a mountain lion about 15 feet away. We were both pretty surprised and the lion turned around and ran off the trail. That's when I saw a second mountain lion about 40 feet away. It stayed on the trail and just stared at me - for a long time! I talked to it but didn't do anything aggressive, since it wasn't being aggressive either. Eventually it moved off the trail and walked past me in the bushes about 50 feet away, stopping at one point to stare at me long enough for me to take a picture with my phone. I did think twice before continuing to ride down the trail knowing that one lion was on one side of the trail and the other was on the other side, and it gave me pause to ride past the place on my way back, but I never saw them again. So overall it was a pretty exciting encounter. Then recently there was a pair of mountain lions in Washington state where one of them attacked one of four ladies riding by; the other three women worked really hard to get the lion off the woman who was attacked and hold it down (standing on top of a bike on top of the mountain lion!) until a wildlife officer could come and kill it. It turned out to be a healthy young male, so it wasn't starving or anything. And then last week a mountain lion attacked two brothers, killing one of them, in northern California. It made me feel lucky that nothing like that happened to me.
I live in Kimberley South Africa….My animal encounter was a collision with an English Bulldog….Was just into my ride and doing about 15kph when this unleashed fellow suddenly turned into my path. I was too late to swerve or apply breaks. The collision caused me to fly over the handle bar and connect with Mother Earth head and elbows first causing a broken elbow and various injuries to arms and knees. Luckily the dog was not injured (tough fellows these English Bulldogs). The old fellow actually came over and licked some of my wounds. You can imagine my language about the owner of the dog not having it on a leash in a public area. The fact that I had a visor attached to my helmet saved my face from serious damage as my face hit the rocky ground pretty heavily. Nonetheless this 73 year old body got back on bike the and headed back home and from there to the emergency room.😢😂
I live in New Jersey near New York City. I go to a “nearby” (about 45 minutes away) state park a lot for xc and cyclocross races and for fun because I like the trails. Last summer, I took my oldest son to go riding with me and we were having a great day. We had just come down a small hill and made a left turn onto a nice flat twisty trail. Just as I made the turn, I saw a black lump up ahead. I stopped and told my son to stop and take a look ahead. He said “why?” kind of loudly which made the big black lump sit up and look our way. What I assumed was a bear was not A bear. The first bear was a big one and ran off when it saw us. That’s when the second bear sat up and saw us. It was much smaller and fluffier. My son then had the great idea to turn around to go a different direction. We skipped the bear section and rode back to the car. It wasn’t the first time I came across a black bear riding but it was the most recent.
Totally understand the riders looking for a fair deal. Just a shame for the spectators that spent their hard earned cash and took their once a year holidays to attend the event.
Martyn and Blake probably the nicest presenters on the internet
Glad to see the people standing up ❤
7 buffalo’s chasing me down a trail going at 15mph😂😂😂
I've had my fair share of bear and deer sightings, but one that I'll never forget happened while backpacking in Florida. Me and my crew rounded a bend and saw an alligator hanging out on the trail off to one side. Must have heard us coming because he got up and strolled back into the trees. Thankfully, they can be bashful when they don't feel threatened.
Also, #CaptionContest -Crankworx officials when the men's riders stood their ground.
In southwest Florida gators and hogs are common trail companions. I have been chased by a water moccasin (cotton mouth)50+ yards down a trail. I guess he didn't like his sunning interrupted. Ornery little basterds.Good times, good times.
In the forest above Penticton British Columbia, I came across 3 young brown forest cows, they started running down the trail in front of me, eventually forking off on a side trail. Never expected to see cows in the forest on a mountain bike trail that's for sure.
About 2 months ago on a trail alongside the American River in NorCal I had a beaver drop a tree on the trail that was definitely not there on my first two laps, lil dude was like "no bikes!"
In Canada there are beavers all over the place, I really enjoy it
@@jerprouse146 Never seen how quick and powerful these lil guys are until this! Cute but savage, I love it! lol
Just riding along in Ontario and I swerve at the last second avoiding a hunched over child. As I turn around to say, "Sorry!" I see it was actually a porcupine sauntering away. Apologizing to the porcupine was very Canadian of me.
Best stunt mug bounce ever. Nice one Martyn. Crankworx strike is a tough call. There's financial stress on both sides and in the end to cover the costs it will increase ticket prices for spectators to make up for those extra costs and it will have a filter down effect to the other fields of riding too. It would be nice to help out the riders down the field though. It will be interesting to see how the sponsors react to their riders not riding.
This may seem crazy and a little unbelievable, but I swear this happened and it still makes my skin crawl a little. I like to descend fast, and usually my local rides are short enough I can just take a bottle on my bike and no backpack. On a beautiful summer afternoon I was descending my local trail called Sardine Peak in Ogden Utah. I had just passed someone on the downhill and continued on when I felt what I though was someone's hand on my back. I couldn't understand why the person I had just passed had caught up and was trying to get my attention. Looking back quickly I saw no one, and then realized something was moving across my back. I felt little needles which I suddenly realized were claws! Then they started to run around my back! A small squirrel had somehow become attached to me and was riding me down the trail! I reached back without thinking to get him off when he jumped and disappeared into the woods. I stopped and tried to wrap my head around what had just happened while experiencing a severe case of the willys. It all happened in a matter of about 5 seconds, but has changed my life forever! I'm not sure if he was attacking me for being in his woods or I had caught him mid jump and he was just as confused I was about what was happening. I still don't look at squirrels the same way.
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Martyn’s back 🎉🎉🎉
09:34 it's so good to see you guys chanting again!
HAAAAAACKS AND BODGES!
HAKZEN BODJES !
HAKZEN BODJES!
Love your guy’s content. Great mixture, awesome sense of humour! 🫶👌
Like Tom Isted said, no way a rider (without sponsors) should break even on travel expenses making 3rd at the event.
My cousin and I went for a ride at St Helens in Tasmania, halfway up the ride to the top it started raining pretty consistently, being on a hardtail I started slipping a lot more and was left behind and it seemed all the wildlife ran away from my cousin and came back in time for me to nearly clean them up. In about 20min I nearly ran into one snake, four pademelons, two wallabies and a few rabbits. The only thing I needed to top it off was a tasmanian devil but they are nocturnal so i missed out on that.
Later that week I had a similar experience at Maydena, wildlife is as much an obstacle as the rockgardens down there.
I live in South Africa and 3rd time on cleats my mates and I went to a game farm that had trails you can ride as do many farms here. We were enjoying the scenery on a dried up river bed with me in the middle of us 3, when a Vlakvark (warthog) and her cub/baby stormed out of their burrow and tried to pass through between my front wheel and bottom tube. Needless to say I went flying through the air whilst my mates had a good laugh. Luckily nothing got damaged or hurt 😄
My most interesting animal encounter was a late season ride in Southeast Wyoming, was on a fast DH trail and came around a corner to a momma moose and her calf, came to a stop about 20 feet before them and very quickly backed away before momma got defensive of her calf. As for the slopestyle thing, Crankworx makes a ton of money from those events, it's only fair that the competitors who put their bodies on the line for Crankworx's profit should receive a share of those profits.
I agree with the riders, for a top event you need more money. 140 dollars for 10th place is worse than nothing
It's easy to forget that the biggest difference between slopestyle and the racing disciplines (XC, ED, DH) are that slopestyle riders don't have backing of professional teams. They don't have people and sponsors who specifically cover travel, accommodation and other non-bike expenses, and look after other aspects of event admin. It is absolutely detrimental to young or struggling riders who find themselves one last place, dnf or event-skipping illness or injury away from being forced to end their careers.
A momma gator got between me and my bike and wouldn’t budge, but instead kept hissing and growling! I had to dial 9-1-1 and four deputies came to the rescue so I could retrieve my bike!
Could watch these two all day great work guys… who remembers when trials was part of the mtb scene ..? 😢😢😢😢
Fair comment. I hadn't really thought about it. When I was getting into mountain biking, growing up reading MBUK in the late nineties/early noughties there was always a fair bit of trials content in magazines and videos. Seems like it's lost favour to slopestyle/DH etc.
@@samblenkharn8099 aye... in USA 1990s competitions had xc, dh, trials and 4x at the same competition- I used to go to 12 events a summer all tied to MTB series and compete in trials in the early 00s... Then trials went bye bye, a little bit came back w street trials but the classic trials riding through rough rocks is gone in USA... only motorcycle trials still hangs on. We had dirt rag magazine that had a Trialsin section.. Good times. Things change !
How much money is generated at that event for the area? How much does the CEO of Crank Works get? Does he get an annual bonus? Yes they can afford to pay the riders and their lodging.
Do you know how much, and if the money is there to pay the riders? Or do they have to make us, the viewers pay?🤷♂️
@@wonderwatch2239
without the riders there is no event. Their pay should be first.
Nice to see another manufacturer making a Mullet with dedicated 27.5 stay lengths to keep it compact and responsive, the reason I built my own based on a 27.5 bike with shorter stays.
Went on a night ride through the new forest with some friends, we encountered a huge pig half on the trail just round a corner, we all nearly hit the thing , was hilarious hearing everyone shouting pig but weren't sure what until you got there
Tampa, FL rider here. I was riding behind a guy who hit a gator's tail. The gator was sunning itself on the trail and we came around a corner and we were going to fast to stop. Pretty much all I saw was a huge animal moving very fast towards the water. We regularly have encounters with cottonmouths and rattlesnakes here in Tampa.
I've managed to get 2 trek ebikes on the back of a mini countryman with the BMW mini bike rack, max weight 15kg but it doesn't matter because without the batteries on both it works
I was riding the missing link trail in Camps Bay South Africa, while riding a short downhill section I saw a massive puff adder in the middle of the trail but I was going to fast to stop and had to serve out of the way just missing running over the snake.
I've encountered a river otter running down the trail and once got between a mother bobcat and her kitten. Coyotes and wild hogs as well. All on the Bringle Lake Trails in Texarkana, Texas.
Without the riders there are no events. Plain and simple.
I had a massive eagle cruise down mega mission about 4 feet in front of my handle bar.
In Germany we have Hirsch. Translated it's just a "deer" but it's VERY different from a Reh, which are smaller, whitetails. Hirsch travel in packs and on a 5AM training ride, I encountered a pack of horse -sized Hirsche in the trail. Stunning animals, really.
I also once accidentally ran over a sparrow from a flock that was in front of me on a downhill. Unavoidable and tragic. Then again, when my time comes, I'd love it to be said it was at the wheel of an MTB.
Animal encounter: came down a familier trailer and noticed a new bump up ahead down between the trees. My thought was cool someone buildt a jump until i was a couple of meters away and the sleeping moose jumped up an luckily ran off rather than stomp me 😅
#captioncontest
When you want to buy a 1x12 system but can't count past ten.
The problem is why can’t we never see any event on TV or on the web here in CAnada ? Need better marketing to generate more money to pay the rider better.
My most memorable animal encounter was coming face to face with a black bear at Ober Gatlinburg last year. I had seen a mama bear and two cubs lumbering around while riding the chairlift up the hill, but never expected to see one almost a mile farther up the mountain. I backed away until it moved on and rode the rest of the way down faster than I'd imagined was possible!
at fod two days ago their was a wild boar sniffing on the pushup trail, it was kicking up dirt!
I was Riding fast. Having a great time. 🐝 bee gets inside my full face helmet. I’m allergic. 😅panic stop. I jump off my bike tumbling as I Pull off helmet and run away in complete fear. My buddies had no idea what was going on. After I got the helmet off and didn’t get stung I started nervous laughing. Scariest moment with wildlife so far. (I do have an Epi pen with me but still scary)
#animalencounters My dog and I were riding at Horns Hill in Ohio USA when she found a kitten in a tree a little off the climbing trail. The kitten was very comfortable with me holding her, indicating it had plenty of human interaction before, but she was way too far from any residence to have just simply wandered off. The shelter I brought her to believes she was brought in to the woods and dumped. Luckily, I had video of the encounter, which the shelter put on to their Facebook page. The video went viral and even the local news did a story on it. Because of the attention, not only did the kitten (aptly named Fuji) get a record number of adoption requests, the shelter was able to adopt out most of their cats, which they’d been struggling to do for a while.
Ive said it before. Its not up to an event organizer to pay riders. The riders pay entry fee to compete. Its up to the riders sponsors to help pay for them to compete. This is how it is for most sports. Why on earth would an organizer pay you to show up and then give you prize money if you win. This Demand makes zero sense and wasnt thaught through.
kamikaze squirrels are a regular animal encounter in england 😅
I saw the back end of a buzzard flying out of the trees on the second part of the first climb going up the old marin trail in Wales once.
#truestory
It's simple, each rider should work out their own contract and if they're not happy with it they should negotiate better.
Rich Payne shocks the world with his new appointment as the next James Bond #captioncontest
#captioncontest me when my mom comes in my room and she is angry because there are bike parts all over the house.
On a recent mission to find a set of 110mm cranks for my son's 16" bike I finally turned to Aliexpress, the results were surprising, pretty good in all fairness, especially as he will be putting no weight through them really as he's only 3. Any how, it got me thinking, what would be the cheapest bike you could build part form from Aliexpress and successfully put a bike park laps in? given 4 kids and a fairly full on schedule, by the time I get round to doing this I will be much older than I currently am, so I thought it would be worth a mention to you guys as it would make for some entertaining viewing if nothing else.
In AZ we run into rattlesnakes all the time. Frequently while playing is that a stick or a snake I've ran over a few...
#captioncontest "I don't know how you can see me on the podcast either" 😂
While in Dallas, Texas, once spotted a skunk chillin on the trail while out on a night ride. First, I tried shouting at it, but it didn't move. Then, I tried tossing small rocks near it, careful not to hit it, still nothing. Eventually I was able to get the little guy to move.
Same trail, different night, I had an accidental trail dog. I ended up chasing a coyote while going down a fast and flowy portion, or at least I'm telling myself it was a coyote because it's paws were huge.😬
Animal Encounters; Got bitten by a dog on the ankle riding Dalby forest red route, it's owners were clueless as to why a mountain biker was on a bike trail, I wasn't very pleased with them or their dog. Fortunately the bite didn't break the skin.
Great show! 👍
Genuinely sad that company and corporate greed has driven the masses to unionization and solidarity for equitable fiscal inclusion in all walks of life. ✊
My worst animal encounter was a rotator cuff tearing otb caused by a possum playing possum on a rocky downhill segment.
#captioncontest "POV from the demon being exercised from Rich's Whiskey Off-Road bike"
Not an animal encounter, but an insect encounter. In Zimbabwe, when i was 15 riding through reeds across a river, I went face first into a hornets nest and received multiple stings to the face.
Animal encounters. Number 1 was a dead skunk. The 2 riders in front missed it, I hopped it, the 2 riders behind didn't. Number 2 was an Australian brown snake that are highly venomous. Great incentive to bunny hop quickly and high.
#captioncontest when you've had too much to drink and you start tunnel vision after looking through your gopro
Animal encounter, kind of funny. I coach for NICA. I was sweeping a cross country race. Granted they were the two last place kids, but they literally pulled over on the trail to take pictures of a massive bull moose. I was like aren't you guys supposed to be racing, and they laughed and just pointed at the moose. He was only about 20 feet away, so I was like WOW that is cool, but then like he is only about 20 feet away, time to go guys, LOL. Luckily he was just munching grass and not too interested in being ornery, but they can turn on people in a split second.
just going for a chill ride in Winter Park Colorado and I was peddling up a steep hill and all a sudden a massive mousse stood up right beside me. I was soooo scared that I peddled as fast and as hard as possible luckily the moose didn't charge I probably scared it more than it scared me!!!!
#captioncontest Blake finally got one of those revolvers which make a photo each time you pull the trigger.
(don't worry it has no ammo)
You guys been to Saalbach-Hinterglemm just like me and I'm sure you experienced the same: shredding down a trail or track and around the corner loitering a bunch of cows directly on the trail. 😂 Not all trails are "electrifenced in".
#captioncontest "No no no, I wanted a whole Giant Glory!".
I hope they still do the rest of crankwork
#captioncontest images have emerged from Rich's failed audition to be the next James Bond
I agree with the male slopstyle riders. I also think their timing is horrible. Making these demands when the bike industry is in a very low period, with brands dropping teams, some struggling to keep making bikes, etc.
First ride ever in Squamish and came across a black bear sitting on its arse on the side the trail . After peddling my a$$ off down the trail. I came across a local walking her dog off leash and warned her about the bear 5 mins up the trail and her response was “huh, guess I’ll put my dog on the leash. “ 🤦♂️ Squamish locals are different
Same here in Tremblant QC, snow is melting so bears are getting out. They're hungry and pissy 😅 bonne chance mate 😂
You two are a HR nightmare lol
Caption for new Rich photo Rich broke the law according to the Constable currently interviewing him
#captioncontest Rich auditioning for the new bond film!
i could pay my way to compete, i know i am not winning, i might get hurt, if i even get to ride provided the event does not get rain'd out,.. or.. i could go for a nice holiday in Hawaii and come home relaxed and not injured..
Hey Tom the news guy: ever thought about being an auctioneer?!
#captioncontest getting tunnel vision on the trails always leads to Payne
Living in Colorado (US), I've had a wide variety of wildlife encounters, nearly hit plenty of deer, moose and bears. But I think my favorite unsuspected ones have been getting chased/attacked by grouse. I've got tons of times they've chased me up climbs pecking at my rear tire, and even had a friend crash while getting chased and then get pecked at. Plucky little buggers!
12:06 lil dude is pedaling in the air 😂
*Glad he survived 😅
Was riding in Kincaid Park in Anchorage, Alaska through a high grasses area. Rounded a turn and slammed the brakes to miss the lynx standing in the middle of the trail. It froze the disappeared into the weeds. Definitely could have taken me off the bike if it so chose.
always a good show when hacks and bodges have a song
#captioncontest My bars looking at me after i bought wider bars just to cut them down to the same width as my old ones.
I can see crankwork giving a stipend to each rider for competing in the event. But aren't most pros sponsored in some form? Sadly, this isn't a market that gets billions watching.
keep in mind the money prizes are in NZ $. and are taxed both in NZ and your home country. not a " great" amount of money if you count the expenses
Not to take anything away from the other disciplines but the Slopestyle event is last for a reason, it is the biggest draw for the crowd (the people who've paid to be there/where the money comes from). A bit cheeky to not look after them like the superstarts they are. 🤔
#captioncontest After breaking another set of wheels, the mechanics decided Rich had to go. FYI a cassette removal tool makes for an excellent gun sight.
#captioncontest Rich takes up armature POV proctology. Great show Boys. I would like to add my support to the Riders at crankworks and beyond. They deserve it. I love to eat cows but I hate to ride with them. On a trail that filters down a tight canyon a few years back my mates and I encountered a herd of cows. We were forced to ride with and among them for many miles. We were constantly getting dung flipped up all over everything. It was really shitty. Cheers - M
Emil will just get the win anyway
#captioncontest Rich Payne being announced as the new 007
caption: Hands up if you're forking obsessed with mountain bikes!
Blake: Ere Rich, been getting a bit of chafing, does this look sore to you?
#captioncontest I think I've finally found what made those horrible noise in my bottom bracket
#captioncontest “tick em up” said the tongue tied towboy
#captioncontest "Rich caught red-handed while trying to electrical-tape blake's cables"
Figure pay out the first of the year. I know what I'm going to be paid two years from now. I'll stand with the riders but plan for the future or be a broke elderly person someday.
I almost ran into a deer in colorado
Wait... So you're saying they're hiring 😂
#captioncontest "The names Payne, Rich Payne, licence to shred".
Union ?
There’s a helmet on the log burner
The four of us had dropped down off the mendips and we’re on the way to the pub on a narrow asphalt road. The two fellas just in front made a small rabbit dash off into the undergrowth to the right, i and my other mate were 3 or 4 meters behind and moving with reasonable speed, so when the little guy dashed back out again there was nothing I could do. DUM DUM! RIP and MTB in not a vegan activity it seems
My sickest animal encounter happened when I was a teenager riding in the woods, when a dog suddenly decided to taste one my legs. By the way, I really would like to send you awesome pics of my "vintage" (2006) hardtail with the whole story behind it, but apparently, I need to be registered for the uploader and I can't create an account, there is an error showing up on every attempt. Please help.
I'll take the spot if the other riders dont want.it.
#captioncontest Martyn strikes again with the stunt mug.