I'm pretty comfortable on slab, wheels on the ground! The stuff you do in the air scares the hell out of me! Ps. Does that mean we're getting a white line video soon!? 😁
Same here, that got me way more worried than the actual ride! I ride the Shimano SPD cleats and your feet can get swiped from under you within a millisecond :P
@@DmitriyLaktyushkin nonsense dude. There is NO REWARD IN A SHORT LIFE. I'm glad he made it. Older people generally appreciate life more. This is because they understand the value of what would be lost.
@@DmitriyLaktyushkin what are you talking about? Plenty of fun things have a high enough reward for the risk. Gaming? Not that much risk, and is fun for multiple people. Caving? Get to experience some adventure while viewing the natural attractions within the caves, and as long as you aren’t going into an advanced, very narrow cave, there isn’t all that much risk. Fishing? Enjoy the serenity of whatever lake or other body of water you’re at, see the nature around you and catch as many fish to take home as you can. I could probably think of multiple other examples with decent reward and low enough risk. The white line though? Sure, it’s a nice view, but a single mistake could cost you your life, and the feeling of the ride itself would probably be mediocre. Stop being condescending just because guy who posted the comment would rather not put his life at stake for an okayish mountain biking experience he could just go somewhere else for. You’re acting like you’re any better while you yourself are on youtube and are watching videos just like him.
I've seen this route and can tell you the GoPro footage makes it look easier. That wall is 45 degrees and steepening to 80 degrees at the bottom. It's truly rolling on a wall! The hardest part of riding these extreme angle sandstone is managing rear wheel slides. It's a knife edge between sticking and sliding.
Really conflicted about this video Eric. Not sure whether to pull a paternal dad thing and get mad and reprimand you for risking your wellbeing and your wife's future or to congratulate you for taking us on an adrenaline filled high risk and luckily rewarding ride. Between BCPOV, BKXC, The Loam Ranger and a few other MTB channels I'd hate to lose your amazing riding videos and whitty commentary. I guess I'll just leave it at please be safe so we can continue to share in you and your wife's adventures.
I totally agree with you, when it comes to this trail, there’s too much risk and not enough reward. I’d hate to lose one of me favorite mountain bikers to something like this
Eric. I am a HUGE fan. Sincerely, we know that you have Jedi Master level MTB skills. At what point do you measure the risk vs the reward and potential impact on your growing family? Just because we can does not always mean we should. Brilliant video edit. Be Safe & Ride well --Samht
Damn... that's some serious intensity! G'job... VERY cool your wife shot from below, listening to the spectators talk was adding to the drama. Keep it up! Now I can relax now that the video is over!!! :)
Massive respect to you for riding that line Eric 👊. I seriously doubt that I could bring myself to do it, my heart rate was up just watching your video. The relief in your voice when you got to the bottom was palpable. Stay gnarly dude. 🤘
I'm glad you shared the internal battle within over riding this line and the preparation you went through. Part of the enjoyment in mountain biking for me is pushing myself outside of my comfort zones. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Brian - there in lies the danger of social media. Some other kid will watch this and be inspired like Eric was. He watch, Nate hill, phill mets, Michael Kollbek and others and said "oh let me try that" (I will follow along the other greats and accept that challenge.)...statistically, some will die (in phills video they state 2 guys went over). Why do we need to follow each other and ride the side of a cliff to feel alive?🤔 russian roulette... -sam
Thank you Eric for the best insight I've seen regarding this trail. Any video I've seen of this trail makes it look scary, but your vid really made an impact for me. Your commentary is most likely what did it. Anyhow, congratulations on your successful attempts. Are you now in Mexico so your brain can relax after that gargantuan effort? Lol.
can't believe you did that clipped in. I would be too scared to ride clipped in on any semi difficult trail let alone this one! That freedom that you have with flats just feels so much safer for me
You have a beautiful and fun wife. Go ride more with her. There is no need to do crazy stuff like that. If you're single and want to risk your life....then by all means. But if you're sharing experiences with your better half.... have fun and enjoy life the way you're doing right now(road tripping the U.S). Everyone has seen that you're a skilled rider and a lot of us love your videos. No need to trip over your balls and die. JMO..... oh....more spaghetti western music please.
Don't stop... Don't over think it... Just let the wheels roll... They must be from BC based on how he shares his Valentine's Day with his sweetheart. :))
Definitely intense, but I knew I could do it, I thought the risk was relatively low! I would ride it again. I thought this was way more sketchy, I'd likely not do this one again: czcams.com/video/XCK7usV9ohM/video.html
Nicely done Eric! Pushing your limits is part of what makes mountain biking fun. You pieced out each segment for what you needed to do all within your skill level. It's a calculated risk. Nothing crazy about that.
Finally a good honest White Line video that shows the fear everyone should have on that trail. I was just in Sedona a few weeks ago and just looking at that trail from the tourist platform made me scared. Maybe next time I'll do it. I'm stoked for you.
You are crazy man that has to be the scariest trail I have ever seen, there is no chance I would ever do that one. Good job Eric , and great video of a beautiful area.
As many times I watch videos of people riding this trail, I am just reminded that’s it’s the most insane ride there is, period. I love that lady who said He must be wired differently. Lol...you are for sure. Good job Eric‼️
I liked the way you made this video a serious one, worked well and kept me glued to the screen. Oh, and really well done Eric. I bet its going to be something you look back on in future years, and smile.
Way to go! This is the most insightful White Line video I’ve seen - you really bring the audience in to let them feel the same thoughts. 👏 PS: when I was at the White Line last October - every single Jeep tourist asked me if I was going to ride the White Line. I didn’t ride it both because it scared the hell out of me and I was riding solo.
Thumbs up for the cojones. Not a sentence you write every day granted, but deserved. Reminds me of the first time I ever free climbed, adrenaline pure and simple, wasn't even anything particularly tough but you know that the simplest mistake will end up in some mischief.
Fair play dude, the mental strength required to overcome the fear & commit to doing it is unbelievable, & one of the most addictive parts of the game! Glad your wore your knee pads, just in case...🤙
Very dramatically edited video, added a bit of suspense. I enjoyed that. It was nice to not have music but rather to be able to enjoy the sounds your bike made. Nice video and thumbs up for riding the white line.
Brilliant edit and riding. Respectfully, have you explored meditation? In my experience, mtb riding technical trail feels great because it forces (pay full attention or get hurt/die) and requires full presence of our body, mind and soul. We feel alive!! Intelligent highly active minded people, with lots of negative and positive inner chatter, find clarity and peace and joy while riding challenge tech. The feeling is addictive. Have you noticed? It suspends the chatter. Perhaps much like those who Golf or Martial arts OR rock climbing, surfing and skydiving. Immersive activities. You find and experience flow through the activity were our skill is equal to the level of the challenge and our mind is clear and focused. So there are other ways to have a spiritual experience and feel flow aside from, well, near death challenges. Meditation may help bring flow more readily. When difficult becomes normal you will always need to set the bar higher to achieve more flow higher risk for a nice joyful buzz..for your consideration. -Sam
Well done Eric! The vid and your ride are both top notch! Have to say I would never have tried it at my age, risk/reward you know! Glad you made it through unscathed!
I agree with all the other comments on, just watching you walk the line made me nervous. I’ve been to Sedona and rode some mild trails, mild by Sedona standards cause I feel nothing is really mild there. Awesome place to visit though.i love your videos and find myself watching a lot of them. Thank you be safe, stay safe.
Great video Eric. I think you’re crazy but it’s the first video of the,white line I’ve see that actually shows how terrifying it is in a visceral, not abstract way. Take care out there I want to continue seeing your channel. 😀
You have to be a little insane to do this trail. I was glad to meet you today in El Desierto de los Leones, thanks for the sticker and enjoy your time in México.
Hell yeah man! That shit is too scary for me to even go check out but now you have me thinking that it is more doable than I thought. Maybe next time I'm in Sedona I'll have to actually scout it out. Good work and props to you!
Thank you for switching up your intro from the voiced "today on bcpov" If I'm being honest it made me feel like I was watching something for children. Great production value as always !
Watching this put me to the edge of my seat, and almost fell off while cringing into those bike shoes with cleats. I'd chicken out on trails like this! Kudos and glad it went well.
that was awesome !! very cool ErIc! Kudos for taking that on . Not sure I could do it after looking at it then leaving, think by the time I came back the next day my courage would of already been on the bus heading for the border! hahaha
I'm always Gnarlee ;) hahahaha! I love how you included the tourists comments. Mountain bikers are wired differently! You sir have some giant juevos! well done man that trail is intense.
Wow, I’ve been watching your channel for quite some time, and have seen you walk a few obstacles that I thought you could ride. I.E. (dirt diggler drop in). But watching you ride this, was pimp! Cheers BCPOV! From Denver
Thank you for sharing Eric, I liked the HR monitor on screen, anything that you could compare to here back in BC? A year ago like you I would of said no way, but this line is starting to intrigue me. Never seen it live and I know the cam never does it justice so that’s the real deal. Way to go Eric, actually I think my hands got sweaty too!!!!
I always tell myself I don't think I could bring myself to risk my life to ride a trail. Why...just to say you did it? Doesn't really make a lot of sense to me. Technically that trail is not difficult, but mentally, it is very challenging just overcoming the fear. It just takes one error in judgment, one pedal strike in the wrong place, one mechanical failure....and you gone. Just seems silly to risk everything for seemingly nothing.....but then when you do it, you feel like you've accomplished something not many others have dared to attempt and you feel a step above where you were before, satisfied that you overcame that fear and did what you always knew you were capable of doing. That's how we progress. That's how you become a boss! Congratulations!
I can't believe you did the rock roll like it was nothing. Staring down that with the cliff at the bottom is what made me poop my pants.
I'm pretty comfortable on slab, wheels on the ground! The stuff you do in the air scares the hell out of me!
Ps. Does that mean we're getting a white line video soon!? 😁
@@BCpov He already did one
Do mountain bikers always clip into their pedals? I thought you might be able to throw the bike away if it becomes sketch?
Seth's Bike Hacks love both your CZcams channels
Hey is the white line naturally their or someone painted it
just pre-walking the trail in your bike shoes with metal cleats made me nervous - you're got guts
Same here, that got me way more worried than the actual ride! I ride the Shimano SPD cleats and your feet can get swiped from under you within a millisecond :P
Haha, they're definitely sketchy! Yuka had it good with her 5.10s!
No doubt. I immediately thought that this might be the day for you to try some new flats.
Why would you where clip ins for this riding just seems sketchy to me
I went to comments to see if anyone else thought the same thing
DUDE! I am so glad you didn't fall. That seriously made made palms sweaty just watching.
I'm glad I didn't fall too! I was quite certain I could do it though!
Me too
to much risk not enough reward..
Fun things are in general low reward for the risk. Now go back to watching youtube while others ride.
@@DmitriyLaktyushkin nonsense dude. There is NO REWARD IN A SHORT LIFE. I'm glad he made it. Older people generally appreciate life more. This is because they understand the value of what would be lost.
@@DmitriyLaktyushkin what are you talking about? Plenty of fun things have a high enough reward for the risk. Gaming? Not that much risk, and is fun for multiple people. Caving? Get to experience some adventure while viewing the natural attractions within the caves, and as long as you aren’t going into an advanced, very narrow cave, there isn’t all that much risk. Fishing? Enjoy the serenity of whatever lake or other body of water you’re at, see the nature around you and catch as many fish to take home as you can. I could probably think of multiple other examples with decent reward and low enough risk. The white line though? Sure, it’s a nice view, but a single mistake could cost you your life, and the feeling of the ride itself would probably be mediocre. Stop being condescending just because guy who posted the comment would rather not put his life at stake for an okayish mountain biking experience he could just go somewhere else for. You’re acting like you’re any better while you yourself are on youtube and are watching videos just like him.
Yeah, that's gnarly...
Ya... Like really gnarly
Gnarlyest of the gnarlyest
I've seen this route and can tell you the GoPro footage makes it look easier. That wall is 45 degrees and steepening to 80 degrees at the bottom. It's truly rolling on a wall! The hardest part of riding these extreme angle sandstone is managing rear wheel slides. It's a knife edge between sticking and sliding.
Really conflicted about this video Eric. Not sure whether to pull a paternal dad thing and get mad and reprimand you for risking your wellbeing and your wife's future or to congratulate you for taking us on an adrenaline filled high risk and luckily rewarding ride. Between BCPOV, BKXC, The Loam Ranger and a few other MTB channels I'd hate to lose your amazing riding videos and whitty commentary. I guess I'll just leave it at please be safe so we can continue to share in you and your wife's adventures.
Phil Jones Hey PJ. At least I can write a grammatically correct sentence unlike “yours”. Thx so much for “your” unsolicited critique! “You’re”amazing.
That is so long of a comment
Jake Beisler Yup takes patience and reading comprehension to get through. Sorry.
I totally agree with you, when it comes to this trail, there’s too much risk and not enough reward. I’d hate to lose one of me favorite mountain bikers to something like this
Let him do what he wants
Eric. I am a HUGE fan. Sincerely, we know that you have Jedi Master level MTB skills. At what point do you measure the risk vs the reward and potential impact on your growing family? Just because we can does not always mean we should. Brilliant video edit.
Be Safe & Ride well
--Samht
I’ve seen a lot of videos on this, and yours just solidified my decision to not want to ride it!
Loved it, the build up of tension was superbly done. Even leaving a little unfinished business with that small step, genius. Very enjoyable.
What small step ?
Nice one Eric! I've seen other videos of this trail before, but this one actually put me in the experience and made my palms sweat! No joke!
RESPECT. It’s not often that a video actually captures steepness. That was scary steep
Damn... that's some serious intensity! G'job... VERY cool your wife shot from below, listening to the spectators talk was adding to the drama. Keep it up! Now I can relax now that the video is over!!! :)
I think my heart rate hit 170 just watching you ride that, it was insane Eric, awesome
Wow niesamowite. Taka kontrola nad rowerem i przemyślany każdy ruch, ta umiejętność planowania. Braci podziwiam. Wielki zachwyt!
Going to mention this at the office for the next team building exercise/ trip. LOL
Good for you, man, seriously! No way I'm ever doing that thing. I'll stick to stuff that's 3 feet off the ground, max.
holy crap !! You are my hero ! I didn't know you did it!! Congrats!! Must have been so stressful !!!
Massive respect to you for riding that line Eric 👊.
I seriously doubt that I could bring myself to do it, my heart rate was up just watching your video.
The relief in your voice when you got to the bottom was palpable.
Stay gnarly dude. 🤘
My stomach was shivering in knots,, I noticed you continually back pedaling to avoid a pedal strike several times. Smart!!!
Eric...you brought a whole new perspective to that trail. Thrilling. Love the heart rate. Good job all around, the ride and the video.
I'm glad you shared the internal battle within over riding this line and the preparation you went through. Part of the enjoyment in mountain biking for me is pushing myself outside of my comfort zones. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Brian - there in lies the danger of social media. Some other kid will watch this and be inspired like Eric was. He watch, Nate hill, phill mets, Michael Kollbek and others and said "oh let me try that" (I will follow along the other greats and accept that challenge.)...statistically, some will die (in phills video they state 2 guys went over). Why do we need to follow each other and ride the side of a cliff to feel alive?🤔 russian roulette...
-sam
Just watching you walk it made my hands sweat, nevermind riding it.
Appreciate you sharing your thoughts & fears on attempting this ride. You’re a braver man than I.
Big smile when you said " gotta get outta here" !!!
F yeah Eric that was so sick! Well done pushing your fears aside and concurring it.
There were only few humanities would able to conquer their hearts with sanity, and you are one of them. Stay safe! Congratulations!
Great video, it actually showcased how steep and intimidating that part is better than other videos I've seen.
Thank you Eric for the best insight I've seen regarding this trail. Any video I've seen of this trail makes it look scary, but your vid really made an impact for me. Your commentary is most likely what did it. Anyhow, congratulations on your successful attempts. Are you now in Mexico so your brain can relax after that gargantuan effort? Lol.
This is one of the best videos I've seen of this line. Really captured the risk and sweaty palms feeling. The heart rate monitor was a nice touch!
can't believe you did that clipped in. I would be too scared to ride clipped in on any semi difficult trail let alone this one! That freedom that you have with flats just feels so much safer for me
my palms and feet were sweating.. just by watching. You crazy man!
You have a beautiful and fun wife. Go ride more with her. There is no need to do crazy stuff like that. If you're single and want to risk your life....then by all means. But if you're sharing experiences with your better half.... have fun and enjoy life the way you're doing right now(road tripping the U.S). Everyone has seen that you're a skilled rider and a lot of us love your videos. No need to trip over your balls and die. JMO.....
oh....more spaghetti western music please.
She has her own channel Van Girl Yuka if I recall correctly.
It's also not that treacherous of a line. Just looks scary from below
Sincerely,
Sedona resident
Well said that man 🤘
Don't stop... Don't over think it... Just let the wheels roll...
They must be from BC based on how he shares his Valentine's Day with his sweetheart. :))
Definitely intense, but I knew I could do it, I thought the risk was relatively low! I would ride it again.
I thought this was way more sketchy, I'd likely not do this one again:
czcams.com/video/XCK7usV9ohM/video.html
never been so excited off of bcpov as good as his videos are, this one had me all amped up!!!
Nicely done Eric! Pushing your limits is part of what makes mountain biking fun. You pieced out each segment for what you needed to do all within your skill level. It's a calculated risk. Nothing crazy about that.
Finally a good honest White Line video that shows the fear everyone should have on that trail. I was just in Sedona a few weeks ago and just looking at that trail from the tourist platform made me scared. Maybe next time I'll do it. I'm stoked for you.
You are crazy man that has to be the scariest trail I have ever seen, there is no chance I would ever do that one. Good job Eric , and great video of a beautiful area.
As many times I watch videos of people riding this trail, I am just reminded that’s it’s the most insane ride there is, period. I love that lady who said He must be wired differently. Lol...you are for sure. Good job Eric‼️
I liked the way you made this video a serious one, worked well and kept me glued to the screen. Oh, and really well done Eric. I bet its going to be something you look back on in future years, and smile.
.... 🤯👏
My heart rate followed yours 💗
Great to get our hearts racing for v-day 😂
Haha, just editing the video filled me with anxiety!
Way to go! This is the most insightful White Line video I’ve seen - you really bring the audience in to let them feel the same thoughts. 👏
PS: when I was at the White Line last October - every single Jeep tourist asked me if I was going to ride the White Line. I didn’t ride it both because it scared the hell out of me and I was riding solo.
Thumbs up for the cojones.
Not a sentence you write every day granted, but deserved.
Reminds me of the first time I ever free climbed, adrenaline pure and simple, wasn't even anything particularly tough but you know that the simplest mistake will end up in some mischief.
Power of the mind that stops us from doing things. Glad your safe and able to sleep well now that you sent it!!! Cheers Bud!!!
Fair play dude, the mental strength required to overcome the fear & commit to doing it is unbelievable, & one of the most addictive parts of the game! Glad your wore your knee pads, just in case...🤙
Very dramatically edited video, added a bit of suspense. I enjoyed that. It was nice to not have music but rather to be able to enjoy the sounds your bike made. Nice video and thumbs up for riding the white line.
Your video is the best in showing true steepness of trail. Awesome job. 👍🏼👍🏼
I like that you picked up some loose rocks on the trail and then put them back somewhere else on said trail
Way to go man, I’m glad you did it I have OCD really bad and have done things like that , great job
Things we do just to remember that we are alive.
I like this a lot. Thanks for that.
Brilliant edit and riding. Respectfully, have you explored meditation? In my experience, mtb riding technical trail feels great because it forces (pay full attention or get hurt/die) and requires full presence of our body, mind and soul. We feel alive!! Intelligent highly active minded people, with lots of negative and positive inner chatter, find clarity and peace and joy while riding challenge tech. The feeling is addictive. Have you noticed? It suspends the chatter. Perhaps much like those who Golf or Martial arts OR rock climbing, surfing and skydiving. Immersive activities. You find and experience flow through the activity were our skill is equal to the level of the challenge and our mind is clear and focused. So there are other ways to have a spiritual experience and feel flow aside from, well, near death challenges. Meditation may help bring flow more readily. When difficult becomes normal you will always need to set the bar higher to achieve more flow higher risk for a nice joyful buzz..for your consideration. -Sam
Get Around MTB I pinch myself
Proud of you for doing what you did brother but even happier you didn't fall. Very brave. Take care, have fun, stay alive.
ha ha at the 9:30 mark I found myself leaning left on my computer chair as you did the traverse back to terra firma great effort Eric!!
WoW.
G.O.A.T
Polska Krew.
Gratulacje.
In clips!!!! I am not sure who's heart rate was higher, yours or mine! Much respect!
I loved that you showed your process. Thank you for that. My nerves were right there with you!
🙈
Your turn next!
Good times!
monkey see monkey not do
Well done Eric! The vid and your ride are both top notch! Have to say I would never have tried it at my age, risk/reward you know! Glad you made it through unscathed!
Damn Eric, you are the boss! My hands were sweating! Pretty cool how Yuka's camera was picking up all the comments.
I agree with all the other comments on, just watching you walk the line made me nervous. I’ve been to Sedona and rode some mild trails, mild by Sedona standards cause I feel nothing is really mild there. Awesome place to visit though.i love your videos and find myself watching a lot of them. Thank you be safe, stay safe.
Wow!!! Congratulations! I was kinda hoping you would turn around and not do it. But so stoked for you!!! Love your vids!!!
This is a truly amazing edit that really puts you in the mindset of building up to doing something risky.
No way no way no way NO WAY 🤢
Great video Eric. I think you’re crazy but it’s the first video of the,white line I’ve see that actually shows how terrifying it is in a visceral, not abstract way. Take care out there I want to continue seeing your channel. 😀
I've seen a few of these videos but yours was the only one that really seemed to capture the danger involved. I was white knuckling just watching.
You have to be a little insane to do this trail. I was glad to meet you today in El Desierto de los Leones, thanks for the sticker and enjoy your time in México.
Nice to meet you too!
Dude your a brave rider! Glad your didn’t fall! Your crazy to hike that in clip on shoes 😱
Hell yeah man! That shit is too scary for me to even go check out but now you have me thinking that it is more doable than I thought. Maybe next time I'm in Sedona I'll have to actually scout it out. Good work and props to you!
Wow!! I had no doubt that you could do it.... I did question if you should do it, but of course that's only for you to decide...:) Congrats!
My god, just watching you guys walking it was scary to watch. You Rock!
Whew! Intense! Well done Eric! Ballz of steel!
Great effort. Was great to feel how scary it would have been with the bpm &heavy breathing. Good onya.
I know you didn't fall since you made this video. I was still incredibly nervous watching you. So glad you made it!!!
Congrats for such a rad accomplishment Eric! You're bada$$...
Thank you for switching up your intro from the voiced "today on bcpov"
If I'm being honest it made me feel like I was watching something for children. Great production value as always !
Watching this put me to the edge of my seat, and almost fell off while cringing into those bike shoes with cleats. I'd chicken out on trails like this! Kudos and glad it went well.
Well done ... your focus and commitment was absolutely incredible....👍
Man that was nerve-wracking to watch I can just imagine riding that true great job great way to overcome fear that deserves a congratulations
Nice job! I was scared just watching the video! Hahahahaha
I can’t remember how many times I’ve said “careful Eric” while watching this video. My heart rate also goes up..man that was insane! 😳
Hitchcock would be proud of the suspension this video created. What a place, and well done for nailing it.
The Pucker Factor was huge! Well done.
Found myself giving a 🤙🏽 🙈 on the accomplishment - but simultaneously found myself giving the Lady at the end a 👍👩🎓 for her comment. I'm conflicted.
You almost rode it clean. You get full credit in my book. Keep on peddling!
that was awesome !! very cool ErIc! Kudos for taking that on . Not sure I could do it after looking at it then leaving, think by the time I came back the next day my courage would of already been on the bus heading for the border! hahaha
Heart pumping moments. Glad you made it.
I'm always Gnarlee ;) hahahaha! I love how you included the tourists comments. Mountain bikers are wired differently! You sir have some giant juevos! well done man that trail is intense.
I've seen a few videos from this place, makes my palms sweat too, incredible!
Clipped in balls big balls. Especially to stop then clip in before you drop down made my heart rate spike!!! Awesome Eric.
Wow, I’ve been watching your channel for quite some time, and have seen you walk a few obstacles that I thought you could ride. I.E. (dirt diggler drop in). But watching you ride this, was pimp! Cheers BCPOV!
From Denver
Thank you for sharing Eric, I liked the HR monitor on screen, anything that you could compare to here back in BC?
A year ago like you I would of said no way, but this line is starting to intrigue me. Never seen it live and I know the cam never does it justice so that’s the real deal. Way to go Eric, actually I think my hands got sweaty too!!!!
Nice video Eric, well done for conquering your fear on that one.
The best couple on youtube :)
Definitely on my bucket list
That was insane. Glad you made it this well. My respect!
GoPro effect in FULL effect Eric. That’s some steep stuff!
My heart was racing. You are brave good sir!
Nice! I’ve only seen the white line from chicken point. I gotta walk the line next time!
Awesome riding eric! Ended up with sweaty palms too hehe
I have watched a number of videos about this trail but yours gave me the willies. My heart rate was tracking with yours...
Nice work, as always
I always tell myself I don't think I could bring myself to risk my life to ride a trail. Why...just to say you did it? Doesn't really make a lot of sense to me. Technically that trail is not difficult, but mentally, it is very challenging just overcoming the fear. It just takes one error in judgment, one pedal strike in the wrong place, one mechanical failure....and you gone. Just seems silly to risk everything for seemingly nothing.....but then when you do it, you feel like you've accomplished something not many others have dared to attempt and you feel a step above where you were before, satisfied that you overcame that fear and did what you always knew you were capable of doing. That's how we progress. That's how you become a boss! Congratulations!
Great video Eric!