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@@remymetaillerawesome video Remy!! quick question.. MOst of my trails are nowhere near this level so the PROPAIN HUGENE makes more sense.. Question is.. For the 3x a year i'm on trails like this.. Could these be done on the HUGENE with a 140mm fork with confidence still ?????
@@flow2tech Yes you could ride the Hugene no problem.
The Tyee will definetly give you more confidence!
Best,
your neighbor is a funny guy. Great to watch him in your videos as he is skill level is more relatable to 99% of your viewers.
Thank you
Jack has serious 🎱 🎱. The trail is one thing. The conditions is another. But being shown tackling all that in front of over half a million subscribers, well that’s impressive 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽
Knowing when it’s safe to let the brakes go was my biggest improvement in my riding. Love your videos Remy! Hope you do more of these instructional ones.
Thanks! Will do!
Remy has some of the best MTB content... Going through all these sections and tips show his incredible skills and really like his focus on safety and control.
Glad you like them!
more videos like these of REMY TEACHING. So cool.
More to come!
Normally I don't like to hear the sound of squeaking brakes. In this video I actually like hearing/seeing the difference in braking between Remy and his neighbor. I imagine mine would be similar to his neighbor. Maybe more haha!
I thought it interesting because I could hear 1 brake or 2. This helped me to hear brake control.
One of many reasons I ride Shimano, much quieter.
@@MrDmadnessMaybe true, but way too bity for me. Have Shimanos on my hardtail, but would never ever run them on my serious bikes. Tried them many times before and just have very little control since it's like an on off switch. 0 modulation whatsoever. Imagine cars and trucks were the same? Everyone would be crashing since it's like slamming the brakes 🤣
@@erod6468 i didnt find this to be an issue personally, raced dh for years.
I really enjoy the videos with your neighbor. It’s fun to watch him progress through following your guidance.
“Holy Crap Jack!” lol.
Great vid thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
The point about front wheel first on the drop is spot on! I found this by trying different things on a 1.5m rock drop to a flatish landing. Popping off it made a hard full compression hit 👍
Impressive in those conditions! Really great to see more my level rider(above really considering the trail 😂) tackling stuff. Recognised some of the same body moves etc in my own riding, just need a Remy to follow me now to improve 😜
Very cool video. Your neighbor shreds properly. Yeah, you can see his body is much more tense than yours on stepper and rougher stuff and his eyes somewhat look scared, but he has much more than basics of what to do and with time he will feel safe in what he is doing. Riding stuff you rode in wet is way above intermediate for sure :) Kudos to him.
A bit disappointed with the click-bite'y title, but im glad he didnt hurt himself! I was watching last minutes of video with the follow cam with one eye closed hoping he is not gonna crash bad.
At first I have not used a click bait title but the views were not ramping up. Sad reality on CZcams.
Yes, I heard the same on other informative you tube channels. You need the click bait titles.
Sadly you have to use them. It really sucks and makes me hate CZcams.
Riding with Remy as average rider must be so intimidating.
No i'm easy on Jack!
@remymetailler you and jack's interaction is awesome.
Also, so cool to hear the breaks, and how less you break and also were. 👌🏼
Yeah Remy wow Fairplay to Jack shredding A trail that you don’t know what’s coming takes confidence and skill respect brother Plus scrubbing wet wood and turning and breaking on wet roots no thank you
Jack is a boss
This video is so cool , what a lucky guy to have a neighbor like you !
The part I like about YT is the terrain looks so much more reasonable I watch and think, I can do that no problem. 🙌🏼
Elbows up is a great idea to be in an attack position, thanks for the tips as always!
My neighbor’s idea of a good time is fishing. Nothing wrong with fishing but I’d prefer living next to Remy.
Fresh bike, wall of very fresh tyres and on site tips, wow! Just a bit jealous.
So cool to just pull out a bike of your choice from your arsenal for the day's riding 🤘🤙
It really is!
McKillipop making another appearance. Nice video!!!!! I work with that guy!
No way!
KP!
Great vid - this along with a video you did with Jack a year or two ago are fantastic instructional vids! Controlling braking, dropping heels, elbow positioning, allowing the bike to move underneath you - all excellent teaching points. Nice sponsorship for your neighbour! Hope the coffee is PF great! 🤣
The coffee is excellent!
@@jmckillop27 🤣👍
Thanks for the free class. Love the video
Our pleasure!
Thx you we have a lot rainy days in germany i looked more positive yet. ❤
A lot of bikes. Send one of these to Mallorca. Enduro paradise. Thanks for the videos. As always top rider. 💫
Almost every day is good for a ride with the right gear.
Amazing tips! Thanks.
Thats jack, he worked at my school, what a guy, he won senior soccer provencials champion ships with our school team, hoping to make the team next year.
Great guy
Cool video Remy!
very good riding points throughout
Excellent, very good video, so I learn to improve my descent technique too!!
Glad it was helpful!
Way to go, Jack! Looking pro out there!
I’m going to have to share this with the shop boys tomorrow.
Rémy, always fun to watch you tear it up.
Cheers boys!
Please do! Thank you!
He rides pretty good, but I see he have a problem with the position on bike, will be a good future video with him improving his position on the bike. I saw he stayed in attack position or squad when did not needed. Good ride Jack! Remy thank you for this types of videos, helped me a lot on trails. Love you!
Roadbike habits
Correct, unfortunately 🤦♂️
I would not ride that without full face helmet. Nice to see riding with more intermediate rider.
Jack the sailor man!
this is really good content. feel like these skills are transferrable to other forms of cycling too if you get in some sticky situation
"...for your little legs", hahahhahaha, hilarious :D
@30:52 you sound just like my brother when he laughs 😃
Dear Mr. Metaillier, excellent video and good explanation. The neighbour seems to be very skilled as well. As you asked where I would be interressted in, I would say Body Positioning on the Bike. When you ride steep sections, do you rather hinge and move the body back to stay tall ob the bike, or do you hinge and squad down or do you do something completely different. Would be cool to have your thoughts on this.
Best, Markus from DE
I usually lower my center of gravity, and put my weight back!
Jacks biggest issue is stiff arms and ebow position.. that said, very good progression, excelkent rider
I’m a roadie with a roadie’s upper body strength 😂 my arms are either straight or collapsing 🤦♂️
best youtube MTB intro
It's such a blessing to be Remy's neighbor.. 🤣
oh it depends...
Как же ты Братан просто 'плывешь' по этим скользским камням и корням, это достойно уважения! Сколько катаюсь но в основном просто скатываюсь в низ по таким, а уж поворачивать резко как ты речи не идёт.. ты явно доверяешь своему байку
Yooo Remy grace us with a how to scrub a drop video! You’re a master at it, it looks sick, and it actually is an important skill that is very hard to find any tips on🤞
I did one two years ago!
Camera man finally said something 👀
You should get a person that has absolutely no experience mountain biking and take them on this trail 😂😂😂 good video
A blind toddler on a push bike. Guaranteed carnage
Un élève doué + un prof motivé = une vidéo top
Un étudiant moyen et un excellent rédacteur en chef peut-être ?
Merci
Is the tyee good for lots of pop and a good full suspension for jumps, for my next big bike i want something a little better for jumps
Remy Amazing as Always!!!!!! If you want an italian student here I am! It would be a dream riding with you!!!! Second dream Is dominion brakes, unfotunatelly now Is not the Moment... Maybe One day....
amazing
34:34 I hope that there's a trail there called Your Mom.
"will do your mom later"
What‘s the name of the track? Thx 🙏
Jack needs to relax, those arms are stiff as wood my guy! Use your body to absorb the impacts. Cool vid remi and great tips
Guilty as charged, but I’m still improving and scary steep trails bring out my worst habits!
@@jmckillop27 that's what it's all about, improving every day mayne! Keep sending it! 🤘🏾🤘🏾
Full face or ??
I really like whatcing your videos but your bikes always sound like the train is coming😅
Neighbour, huh?
Guys guys please stop my ears hurts!!! Please change your brake pads and rotors 😂 they are so noisy 😂
Well, it’s pouring rain all day. Pretty much any brake is gonna squeal when it’s super when, until the braking action dries it off, but on those slippery trails, they never brake long enough for that to happen, they have to let off the brakes to ride across some slick root or rock, and then your back to a wet brake again.
@@tjb8841 I use some Chinese ceramic pads and they works just fine and quiet 🤫
@@tjb8841 correct- it was raining hard all day long and we were doing the trail in small sections- the hayes brakes are generally much quieter than the sram ones I replaced.
Shimano imo are the quietest brakes, avid and Hayes the loudest.
I use 4 piston SLX with cheap Chinese ceramic pads from Ali… and center line rotors and they are 🤫 rotors and pads must be free from any oils if they don’t they can be noisy in wet conditions 🤔
I want free sponsorship😂
Sponsorship is never free, you got to do something.
@@remymetailler Deep