Thx dude, very lucky to have her 🙏🏻

Holy cow you’re good. What bike is that?handling everything!

@@LEGENDofBEANY It's the We Are One Arrival, I've put 2 heavy seasons on it and still running mint! Very lucky 🙏

@@FinduroVR rad

Thanks dude!!

Thank you!! I will do my best :)

Yeah it’s off of Scott road quite a bit earlier on than Rio

It’s really not any harder than any of those to be honest, the entry is a bit treacherous depending on the day but once you’re in it’s usually quite nice. It’s maybe a bit spookier when you’re looking into it though

I haven't played beat saber in months sadly, plus demolisher was my worst rated map :(

Thank you for the words! The ranch does a very good job with making easy trails fun for riders of any level. Fast, flowy, 0 stress trails. Appreciate the watch, have fun out there!

A sliiight exaggeration maybe XD Thanks though!!

Thank you!!

@@FinduroVR Keep this level of skiing up and you will get a lot of viewers for sure 😝

Elan Ripstick 94s, I love them! So light yet stiff, and super wide tips which are great for both powder and carving. Perfect do-anything ski 😊

Yes! Such cool skis

@@FinduroVR I've got Metamorphs!!

Thank you! I’ve been skiing a long time but my local resort never had anything even close to that caliber of gnar… it’s such a good feeling pushing it but it is still so damn scary every time haha!! Honestly I’d be more concerned with people who aren’t scared at the top of that kinda stuff 👀

Classic Whistler, ski smasher and quad masher!

We hiked up the showcase t-bar which doesn't run anymore, I think its not recommended but not technically closed. Lots of backcountry access from there if you have the gear!

@@FinduroVR I see. Do you need avalanche gear to get to the glacier with it technically being closed?

@@satyamghodasara7485 The glacier is still avalanche controlled so probably not, but its up to you! I definitely dont have any avy stuff haha

makes everything worth it!!

Haha no way, that's where I live too! It's been a fun little project to keep running while I get to visit- totally feel free to check it out and do what you like with it! Maybe I'll even see ya up there sometime :)

Steep** Whistler edition

Yeah! This was the first major dumpage of the year, we getting a bit more but it’s quite warm now sadly. Likely won’t last too long but it’s alright coz got these memories forever now 😎

I know if you keep going up the road there is a little bit more trail above where I started, but I didn’t know there was an entirely different trail up there too! I’ll definitely have to check that out next time I’m up there, thanks :)

@@FinduroVR The top bit of Jellyfoot isn't all that hot. The main highlight is a sweet little rock slab that you can just walk to from the main drop in point.

Thank you for watching! Always do ya homework :)

Such a sick place! Endless options for great lines 🤘

Thank u Evan I will do my best! Defo will collab when you get back to Canada 🤘

Absolutely Evan Miller, we'll get a few laps of it upon your return!

That’s what we love to hear! Big GGs and thanks for playing :)

Thx man! Come send it :)

Hell yeah thank you bRad! Such a sick day up there🤘🏻

Never too late! Thank you :)

It’s scary but it’s a lot of fun! I’m lucky I know these trails, I’d pre-ride everything if I didn’t though. You’ll have to come check it out some day!

There was a small stump in that rut that ripped a spoke out and bent my derailleur, the hole where the spoke ripped out of is what was leaking air. Brought it to the shop and it was fixed in like 45 mins thankfully!

Got to collect the data to know the sickest lines down the hill! One of many random rocks whose only purpose is to have rubber on them :)

Dude thank you for this comment!! Such a small number of people with these bikes, sooo cool being able to hear from others who have them! And EVEN COOLER that this has helped remind you of just how awesome mountain biking is - that's been my whole purpose of putting this stuff on youtube! The Arrival is such a versatile bike, I feel like you can take it anywhere and ride it in any discipline and still have a fun time no matter what. I've had gravel rides on this bike probably just as fun as a bike park day! As long as I'm on my bike and riding then I'm having fun, just takes a little change in perspective sometimes :) My setup currently is 150mm front 152mm rear, rear is the Push Industries custom shock and the frame is built with the old rear triangle. I want to do some upgrades to maybe make it capable up to 170mm front/rear, I just haven't pulled the plug on making any purchases yet. I did swap out my Magura's for Sram Code RSC's just for ease of use and repairs. Seriously thanks for watching and commenting, this has made my morning! Hope to see ya back on the horse soon 😉🔥

@@FinduroVR nah you made my day, KZbin is so crazy, and it’s all just meant to be, I was literally looking at my bike and contemplating when your video popped into my recommendations. I know the bike is so versatile,and so great, I felt it right from my first ride on it, I haven’t ridden in years before getting it, and I have never been on a 29er properly(well technically I demoed a canyon sender mullet the day before getting it). But there is magic to this bike, I felt right at home and faster than ever when I got on the thing, it was lovely. Wait, you are running 150 front, that’s neat, but why, does it feel better than 160? I got the push too, I loved it, I literally just commented on Darren’s instagram after watching your video, bugging him for the new fork… but I have actually never tried the X2 with the bike, do you like it? From the colour of your frame and etc, I assume you bought a “first few batch” SP2? Once again, thanks for the video, maybe one day, I will spot you in whistler in the summer, from afar, with your bike! HAHA!

@@jeremyzed6726 It is a magical bike, my first few rides I felt a confidence in my ride that I had never felt before- it is so stable and responsive and just wants to go forward no matter what! I heard there is ways to make the fox 36 longer in front, but I've never had the patience or reason to learn how to do it since the bike already rides so well- and kind of same with the Push, I messed with compression settings a tiny bit and then just left it as is. I am not mechanically gifted AT ALL, which is why I'm stoked the bike has done me so well so far - though things are starting to fall apart and break a little more often now after a huge season in whis. I have been considering buying the 170mm linkage thing, but I'm not sure if its worth doing that and buying a whole new suspension setup or just selling what I got and bucking up for a fresh 170mm one. I was lucky to get this one pretty early on with a good deal as I was working with them doing their rim lay-up, but now since I don't have those deals anymore I'm not sure its worth it and I really don't have the money to spend on that kinda stuff haha I always say hi to people riding WAO stuff, hopefully I'll see ya around as well! Enjoy your riding :)

@@FinduroVR paying more attention after getting the bike, or magic, I literally saw two WAO in one day during crankworx last year, one at the i9 stand, the other by the grocery store close to the village centre. I love the bike, and hopefully I will see yours there next year. And I love WAO, I must have sent Josh hundreds of emails last year. About the linkage I was just curious but from I have heard seemingly people still dig the original 152 the most, it’s just so versatile. As long as you are not rushing down indeep everyday I don’t think you need the 170. I am too very very bad at fixing my bike. Though I just spent way too much effort on researching this bike last year. I think you must have been using 160mm on the front this whole time then, bc they bike came with 160, and on fox forks you have to swap out the whole air spring assembly to change the travel. Plus your geo will be all wanky if you run a 150 on the front.

Lol, I meant to say “I don’t know if I was paying more attention…” at the beginning, don’t know how I lost a few words there

Celebrating the final day of shredding with the boys since village gondola closed for the season the next day! Dude is a legend for sure haha