Forced to Ride Green Trails

I don't spend a lot of days in the bike park, so when I do get a chance I tend to want to ride the type of terrain that I rarely have access to: jumps and tech. But early season bonus days at Panorama mountain resort means a lot of trail closures, so what happened when 40% of a lap was spent communing to the jump line on a green trail?

[@scotth5503]

Surprisingly good audio for a small channel. I've only been to whistler once but as an intermediate rider, I'd rather take this park in your video. By late summer, Whistler trails were worn out and lift lines were ridiculously long even in the middle of the week. Rental gear was pretty gross and the bikes were beat up. Much more enjoyable to have the trail to yourself even if it's not as challenging as you'd like.

[@CopeWithIt18]

you’ve just gained a subscriber, your content is pretty awsome and high quality. Keep it up!

[@GrippingLipsFishing]

cool video

[@bananowsk]

nice content, while watching I thought you have like 100k subsribers, really great job

[@janyrideadventures3433]

Great video! Got a sub. Fernie bike park has some good green trails too if you come out there.

[@LaurentiusTriarius]

"why would I give my time to a green trail"
If it's really empty I'd say speed runs, records are meant to be smashed 😂🤘

[@user-he6tq3dh4y]

Would have thought the Izzo would have been great on the Green trails.

[@casestudymtb]

Honestly, i love that Izzo, but at bike park speeds, even on green trails, I'm happy to have left that bike at home.