Breaking down Adam's Run | Hydrocut 2021

[@mechanicadam]

Thanks for the video it's neat to see what our trail has become. Adam and I cut that trail out of the bush in 96' and it's changed a lot! It was originally Adams' Run 2 because two Adams made it together, Adam Trotter and Adam Wasik (me).

[@Chewwsky]

Thank you starting something great Adam! Hope you can get out and see it in person sometime!

[@Tri_AgainProject]

Fun fact: original trail is reverse. My husband & his friend built the trail. My Adam also built Sweet Street :)

[@ronaldd8741]

under rated youtuber for sure

[@Chewwsky]

Lol you’re too kind

[@laszlobacs9347]

Great video well explained with attention to details. Thanks for sharing.

[@Chewwsky]

Hope it helps! Thanks for watching

[@patrickbarrett5790]

ok that was great! I am now certain that I can handle this trail; nothing too crazy. Sweet!

[@Chewwsky]

Give it a shot Patrick! You’ll be glad you did. Best trail at the hydrocut imo

[@patrickbarrett5790]

@@Chewwsky i have spent all this time thinking my bike wouldn't be up to it LOL I just found the only full suspension bike in my area this summer thus no choice in the amount of travel... so I am dealing with 130mm/115mm. You did such a good job of breaking down the features.... seems totally doable. Cheers!

[@Chewwsky]

@@patrickbarrett5790 thanks. I appreciate that! I’m working with 140/125 and it’s no problem! You’ll be well suited for the trail

[@craigs1710]

Thanks for the video. Great breakdown.

[@Chewwsky]

Thanks Craig, hope you found it helpful

[@BikingwithJP]

Thanks for this video! Just finished clearing Adam’s Run features last season and it was a great feeling! New sub here 🤘

[@Chewwsky]

Glad you enjoyed it! Keep making the awesome content too btw.

[@BikingwithJP]

@@Chewwsky thanks! You’ve seen some of my content then too, eh!? Been lots of fun so I hope you’ve enjoyed! 🤘

[@DanielBallantyne]

Great video! Thanks for the breakdown and the multiple perspectives of each element. I've been working up to riding Adam's Run and this gives me more confidence that I can handle it. 👍

[@Chewwsky]

You definitely can! Take each feature one at a time! Always helps to ride with someone experienced in the trail too.

[@ryanbaumann17]

Nice video steve! Enjoyed watching it and then I realized I knew you before you were a youtube star

[@Chewwsky]

Haha you’re funny ;)

[@douglasminty7514]

That’s really cool, looking forward to trying this out on my stumpy!

[@DM-db5wb]

I'm one of those riders. Thanks for the tutorial. I may now have a go at this Adams Run.

[@Chewwsky]

Let me know how it goes!

[@DM-db5wb]

@@Chewwsky been down 4 or 5 times now thanks for the video. Still figuring features out and getting more familiar each time. 👍

[@Chewwsky]

@@DM-db5wb great to hear! Riding features with other people helps with confidence too if you haven’t tried that already!

[@andrewface]

Great video. I’ve done this run by walking over the features but will definitely give the smaller drops a go next time.

[@jcy311]

Late to the conversation, but holy cow! I agree with some of the earlier comments. You way undersold yourself at the start of the video. I ride the Hydrocut a couple times per week and have considered myself a solid intermediate rider. I aspire to ride the jumps in the future like you, but the rock ledges during the end of a hard climb @9:00 of the video, I think no friggin' way ever. You got skill and stamina. I'd be curious to know what you must do to consider yourself an advanced or expert rider. BTW, those on the Red Bull or UCI MTB competitions don't count - they are way way off the scale.

[@despiseme638]

Love Adams run second favourite

[@SuzukiKid400]

What's your favourite?

[@despiseme638]

@@SuzukiKid400 Adams run dropped to third second is now emotional roller coaster favourite is for sure Kamikaze

[@rippinmachines]

You're a stronger rider than you give yourself credit for. Thinking about making the trip from Toronto. Normally ride The Don and Hydrocut looks fun

[@Chewwsky]

I appreciate that. Always trying to improve my riding.

[@joegabriel6001]

Going tomorrow thanks for the video

[@RedBirdDog]

Great video! Keep em coming!

[@Chewwsky]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SuzukiKid400]

Nice video. You're definitely a better rider than a "beginner". Beginners cannot do Adams run as cleanly as you did all those obstacles. Just clearing the first obstacle requires good bike awareness and timing.

[@Chewwsky]

Hey, I definitely appreciate that!

[@steve_main]

Good god I fell like an armature after watching this video haha!!

[@Chewwsky]

Haha give it a shot and you will surprise yourself

[@carstoniu]

electric bikes allowed in here?

[@13CODgod]

Do kamikaze next please

[@Chewwsky]

I can add it to the list! Momentum is the key with that one for sure!

[@mrtitanium427]

i find it to be a slog and honestly not that fun.

[@Chewwsky]

Go faster

[@SuzukiKid400]

@@Chewwsky some people just like flow trails better. Adam’s run has a lot of sharp edges and abrupt drops so I can see why he doesn’t like it. I personally prefer sweet street more than Adam’s run because it’s more my style on my hardtail. Adam’s run is still fun.

[@mrtitanium427]

@@Chewwsky ever ridden in the snow and ice without studs on an enduro bike?

[@Chewwsky]

@@SuzukiKid400 adams is just a longer and more challenging sweet street Imo

[@mrtitanium427]

@@Chewwsky kobalt427