How Not To Behave On A Ride | Mountain Bike Trail Etiquette

[@gmbn]

What drives you mad about other people when out on the trail? 👇

[@charliehornbeck4595]

People letting their kids walk on the jumps like it's a playground.

[@mtblover]

People arriving like that first Blake, expecting others to carry kit and don't bring their own. Absolutely hate that. And then when they sit up you arse going up switchbacks......😠😠😠😠😠

[@matt_m126]

There was one guy once that not only did not stop after seeing me crash, but almost ran into me.

[@maxenevoldsen6858]

People who ride to close behind me

[@dustinnoyfba7227]

riding too close is a pet peeve of mine, especially when i request they BACK OFF, but people tend to quit when i brake check them. if they dont get the message the first time, i do it again. much harder. either they wreck or they learn.

[@HHHHSSSEA111]

#1 - No Littering!

[@javieriqbal5358]

Otherwise a Blake monster and shout at u to take ur rubbish (look back to last years whistler video if u don’t understand)

[@randomuser5443]

The US army lead by Theodore Rosevelt will make an advance on your house

[@trashcan3958]

Yessss. Littering is horrible!

[@sidneyjohnson6882]

Wreckit Lethal your.

[@001looker]

I always litter. Yes i love pissing people off.

[@migatron1]

Blake's psychotic episodes of multiple personality disorder are GOLD!!!

[@666psicko]

Top notch acting.

[@federaldelii]

🤣🤣

[@judechandler5102]

what makes me mad is the fact that I don't live near a trail at all!

[@xxinfamyyyxx]

Jude, I live in Norfolk the flattest place on earth. 😂

[@judechandler5102]

@@xxinfamyyyxx I live in London, the least mountainy area I know, although at least I can ride street

[@xxinfamyyyxx]

@@judechandler5102 I feel your pain. At least your closer to Swiney, Woburn and Wales than me 😂

[@kilsby70]

@@xxinfamyyyxx same

[@judechandler5102]

@@xxinfamyyyxx true

[@xxinfamyyyxx]

There is a special place in hell for over competitive strava wankers and any riders that leave litter. Especially gel packets left by said Strava wankers.

[@salisburyplain998]

So anyone who uses strava is a wanker and belongs in hell !,fairly sure that attitude is covered in the above vid,be nice lol.

[@xxinfamyyyxx]

@@salisburyplain998 Not at all what I said bro. "over competitive strava wankers". Its literally right there in my comment 😂😂

[@migatron1]

Joe Mitchell Plenty of those on my local trails brah

[@dannybeeh6332]

Joe Mitchell People who litter in general should die. I love chasing Strava times, but as a decent human, I simply put gel packets into my jersey, saddle bag, or somewhere where it will soon find a bin.

[@americantrailrider7031]

Strava-holes are the worst. I use strava, but not to the extent I need to annoy anyone else. The assholes on a Saturday morning pushing family's out of the way are the assholes...lol

[@RustyManisduckman]

Love how ya all take important stuff and present it in a fun way. I'm 54 yr old cancer survivor and hopefully can save up enough to buy my first mtb this year. So hopefully i will be using this info this summer. Thanks a lot.

[@pat9861]

Rusty Manis duckman1064 good job winning the fight!😊

[@RustyManisduckman]

@@pat9861 thank you. I still feel for all my friends(the ones i know and the ones i know only in spirit) in the fight. Sometimes we might lose a battle, but all the warriors out there will win the war

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

A great way to celebrate life! And you don't have to be 14 to start mountain biking! I should know! 😉 Good luck!

[@Kev5565]

So good to hear your success with cancer, I'm 53 and had a the bottom part of a kidney removed a year ago 1st scan clear 4 more to go but looking good. This year I want to get fit and get on some trails.

[@RustyManisduckman]

@@Kev5565 positive vibes for the 4 scans. Are they every quarter or every year? Would love to get the bike and go on trails. The only problem is i love in northwest Indiana. About 20 miles from Chicago, Ill. And it is flat. Would have to travel to find maintained trails

[@Stevo71]

One that I've been seeing more and more that is kind of annoying (maybe it's just me)... riders that have huge speakers on their packs/bars blasting music the whole ride.

[@turbine50]

or earbuds.

[@nickd6056]

Yea ,Y do they think we all want to listen to that shyt ?

[@SnoodyMcFlude]

Yes!! If someone wants to listen o headphones then it’s up to them, but the wankers that play music over speakers can do one.

[@beeble2003]

It’s not just you!

[@fatalcapsaicin5157]

They probably scared of bears or something

[@307mtb]

Great video once again Blake, but one gripe about the pump and tube. I will always stop if I see another rider working on their bike and offer a hand but won't give away my spares. It's like a tube cost that much but once you give it away then you don't have it for the rest of your ride and you'll be the one replacing it. Just my 2cents.

[@beeble2003]

Jack Buster Agreed. You can use my pump any time and I’ll give you all the patches you need but, unless I’m close to the end of my ride, or you’ve double-punctured in the middle of nowhere, my spare tube is for me. Sure, don’t be that jerk who just blasts straight past, but don’t be the idiot who goes out with no way to fix a puncture.

[@leoleonel6234]

patch kit

[@stefromfortworth]

Agreed. I’ll give anyone a patch and a bit of my time to help, but if you didn’t bother to bring a spare tube, why should I give mine up and put myself at risk?

[@knott4me561]

I don't mind helping and have done my fair share but why should people keep bailing other people out who don't even carry the basics like a tube and pump

[@RandomTheories]

pump - ok, tube - hell no, I might need it as well

[@dustinnoyfba7227]

@@RandomTheories my thoughts exactly. i dont mind sharing multi use items but i usually do not share consumables, like tubes. i will sometimes give a tube patch though. or a piece of electrical tape or chewing gum as an improvised patch so they can at least limp home.

[@gray7890]

Last time I got a flat I had a pump and no tube. Guy stopped asked if i wanted one but i just walked my dumb self the 2 miles back to the car.. kinda teach myself a lesson and i had no money to offer him for it

[@JoseLuis_HG]

Agree. Especially on trails far from home. If I'm close to home I keep it light, but if I'm on a new trail or far from the car, then yeah, be prepared.

[@richpearson753]

Even my 12yr old daughter knows to carry a spare tube & pump in her bag, surely it's just common sense ??

[@ROBinJVILLE]

I’ve given away so many tubes. Wouldn’t hurt for the dude who comes unprepared to spot me a few bucks. At least offer or something

[@gmbn]

We're sure the favour will come back around and help you when you need it! 👍

[@ChuckFickens1972]

I bought a pack of 3 of the cheapest tubes I could find and keep one of those in my pack as well as my normal one, if someone wants a tube they get the cheapo one and if ever I have a really bad day it might help me by being another spare.

[@marks-0-0]

@@ChuckFickens1972 good idea or carry an old patched up tube to give away 👍

[@ROBinJVILLE]

Chuck Fickens that’s a good idea

[@ROBinJVILLE]

Global Mountain Bike Network leta hope so, but I’m not gonna quit helping, not my style.

[@thecount1001]

i used to be a people person until people ruined it for me.

[@Tombrosapien]

James Brant #SoloLifeoFTW

[@nobody-yu4cf]

I love this comment.

[@Dragonman0876]

I go riding at my local trail in the Cannondale trail 6. It's an entry level, decent hardtail, and gives me the most fun. But OOHHH... the judgemental eyes of those with super expensive full-sus and helmets and whatever else at the trailhead when they see this bloke with a cheap bike and in non mtb specific tee. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@Dragonman0876]

@Retro Regulator I'm pretty sure they had 2 wheels. Haha

[@dredre2434]

I can understand you. I have got an old 26' hardtail, with Magura hs24 and a old Manitou fork. But I love this bike and on the trail it works very well

[@kdmkid8759]

Hey man, don’t let things like that bother you, I see it all the time where I ride. The funny thing is that a lot of these guys I see with these very expensive bike aren’t even that skilled of riders. It’s not about what you ride, it’s how you ride and the attitude you have. Live Free, Ride Hard, and Get Stoked!!!

[@MotoAtheist]

It really depends on the trails in question! If you're riding highly technical and rough trails, some bikes just aren't going to hold up. A trail 6 isn't setup for really rough downhill style trails and you just look like an idiot who will likely need air rescued after his frame cracks and you go tumbling in to a bunch of rocks and roots. They don't need tragedies happening on the more dangerous trails. I assume this was the scenario, otherwise there wouldn't be a bunch of full sus bikes with full face helmets around to give two shits about you.

[@arranroberts1463]

MotoAtheist exactly

[@diegovandegoes8440]

1:53 that's why I love Blake

[@antonmartin9284]

I do agree on the point of respecting other trail users, but I remember that one time during the summer I was riding my local enduro course with my mate. The course is quite steep and has many blind spots so it’s definitely not the place to find a horse rider standing in the middle of the trail with his horse. He later gave out to us and complained that we were rolling too fast down the trail and we should take more caution. 😂

[@benjamind165]

I’m not a fan of people stopping you and asking for something they should have themselves. That point should have been “Always go prepared”

[@ryanherrmann904]

Blake and other Blake. Only the best combo out there 😉

[@1962stitch]

Thank you for reminding riders to alert hikers of your presence. I both ride and hike and it can be really difficult to hear a rider coming up behind you. Cheers!

[@nathanrock5068]

I’m 16 so don’t have that much money and if I came across someone wanting a tube I would happily lend tools but I don’t want to be paying £5 for a tube that I’m going to give to a random person, Yh sure if they pay for it but otherwise i would be loosing money left right and centre

[@tomdancs8136]

In the Moab area some visitors seem to have problems realizing, understanding, or adhering to the following (no particular order): 1.) Please do not ride trails that are wet/muddy/snowy/etc. the groves made in the soft desert soil/mud harden into concrete-like tire ruts, which are a lot of work for Trailmix (our trail builders) to fix, and are a safety hazard for beginners and experienced riders alike. And riding around mud puddles causes damage to the desert. Please see # 3 below. Go and get your pump on the slick rock if it's wet out. 2.) Please yield to horses, hikers, and uphill riders. The trails in Moab are on public land (BLM, USFS, etc.), and many are designated multi use. Also many trails are two-way traffic where uphill riders ALWAYS have the right of way. 3.) Please do nut cut corners. The desert soil/crust is fragile, and if you ride of trail the damage you cause can take many decades to recover, if at all. 4.) Please do not have external speakers playing your music. The music you love, might be shit to others, and the sounds of nature are way better anyway. 5.) Please pack it in and pack it out. I.e., don't litter! In fact, when you see litter from others, pick it up and pack it out. 6.) Regarding the point in the video about not having the right equipment to fix a flat: Please remember that some traveling riders might be renting, and the shop may have neglected to include the right equipment. A beginner or a really excited traveler might not know or just forget to ask. It is also possible to have two flats in the same day on the same ride. So yes, everyone should be prepared, but also everyone who has the ability to help should help. We are after all on the same team. Happy and safe riding to all!

[@davidkline4372]

Love this video, mate! Hilarious! And well done. You included some good unstated rules like the tailgating... And stopping on jumps. That is so true!

[@GMak81]

Basically common sense and decency goes a long way.

[@Petehagoras]

What bothers me are discussions about safety equipment. Some skilled rider might shred a trail pretty hard with only some knee pads and an open helmet, when anotherone uses a fullface, eventually a vest too, and gets overtaken by many. Don't make fun of them. Keep in mind that some people need protection to be confident enough to step out of their comfortzone ridingwise and evolve. Another possibility, the rider has kids, a responsible job or an important appointment coming up and has to minimize the risk of injuries.

[@thedude8526]

I don't think I've ever seen anyone made fun of for riding a full kit. I see it as a smart move in most downhill trails. I'm not gonna lie though, I rarely wear all of it myself.

[@MotoAtheist]

Yeah, I dislike anyone telling others what to wear, it's none of their damn business how anyone else rides. I only discuss stuff when asked for my opinion.

[@andrewnorris5415]

Helped a guy out who forgot his pump on a remote trail in the Yorkshire Dales when it was raining. He had a big backpack on, it's a mistake we all make from time to time.

[@markbails9896]

When Blake does a Sméagol 😂👌

[@alexguiver815]

Excellent vid, thanks! Only thing I would say is if someone asks for an 8mm allen key to tighten their square taper cranks, do it for them! If you try and tighten them as much as they should be (about 40Nm) trailside this will break most multitools, just offer to tighten them enough so the guy can keep riding

[@gamer-wj6bc]

The tube one, If that was me I wouldn’t even ask anyone it’s like anything else just get your own. What if you give your spare tube away and you break down and then no one helps you, you will never help anyone again.

[@faceformers]

Hahahhaha yes!!! Tell the world!!! Especially to NOT stop on a jump or on a landing!!! I laughed a ton! Thank you!

[@asamcqueen3513]

When I lived in San Antonio there was an extremely fun area called Parkwood. Mostly a freeride and downhill area, some of the XC riders did use it, but it had some blind spots. It was rather customary to announce when you were dropping in just in case there was someone you couldn't see and hadn't heard yet. In big enough groups we'd post spotters who would signal if something happened.

[@RileyGoss]

If it's a two-way trail, the uphill rider has the right of way. And, if a trail is closed, it's closed for a reason like erosion control.

[@cornishcactus]

That's not realistic, any time you call on the right or left to a walker, they look back see you on that side and it's always the blimmin direction they go too

[@TK-zh5ck]

You hit the nail right on the head and then they're mad at you because they don't know left from right.

[@neilmcdonnell2964]

Or if you use a bell. Had one lad tell me he was wondering what the noise was

[@beeble2003]

Neil McDonnell Or if you say “Could I come past please?” and they yell at you for not having a bell...

[@beeble2003]

The problem with calling “on the left/right” is that they didn’t hear you coming so you surprised them. They have to make a split-second decision which way to go, and what they actually heard was “[mumble, oh wait, somebody’s talking to me, I’d better pay attention]eft!” from which they’re supposed to figure out that you said “On your left” which means “Please move right.” No wonder they go the wrong way.

[@thedude8526]

Happened to me today. I nearly ran over this old lady. Luckily she was cool about it and I was glad I didn't bump into her.

[@marcs4091]

You're so right! That guy sitting down on the trail is about the roll a jib, and he didn't even offer to share.😉

[@1984davidoff]

Maybe MBUK should watch this. Experienced them doing two of these things while I was riding at Black Mountains. Walking up the trail and standing on a jump, whilst doing their photo shoot.

[@noelpelletier]

Great video I wish some people where I ride would follow this advice! Thanks

[@furyl1_neverz91]

But isn't tailgating aka slipstream in GCN gain you 30% more aero?? Jk

[@beeble2003]

Fury L1_NeVeRz It’s still rude to do it on the road without telling the other person you’re there and doing your share of time at the front.

[@NordeggSonya]

I ride mountain bikes as well and I ride horses. Once in Germany I was taking the boss' horse out for his afternoon stroll and I was just off a mtn bike trail. They didn't see me and I (and the horse) didn't seen them until they were on us. I heard a clang clang and I think it was chain slap. Suddenly the horse just bolted for an open field and I know what it feels like to be a jockey in the starting gate. And then they were gone! Poor Aladdin didn't know what was going on but I don't blame them for scaring the poor beast, just the wrong place at the wrong time.

[@BitwiseMobile]

#3 is really post ride :). I learned #5 the hard way. I was going past thinking the trail belongs to me (it doesn't) and some pedestrians/hikers were walking along. I was shouting and gesturing for them to move, well because it's my trail (so I thought), and as I was going past them one took a step back and knocked by pack just right which pushed me into a rut. I tried to manual out of the rut, but I was travelling at a good clip and I lost control. I went down hard and I ended up with major rock rash, plus I broke my derailleur hanger in the process. I learned a hard lesson that day, the trail does not belong to me.

[@blainewinters8492]

Blake's haircut is so dope.

[@Akiko-189]

The hikers in Germany are mad also when you drive slowly and ask them nicely!

[@JMcKaySV]

seems like GMBN are just chucking out videos for the sake of it these days now... no originality left? Swear we've had videos exactly like this one on a few occasions now...

[@stilianivanov3377]

I hate when I see a water bottles laying around on the trail. I have crashed because of them and its so annoying. Normally I pick em up and leave it on a visible spot at the lift entrance, but sometimes they fall on blind rough sections where its impossible to stop and go back to pick em.

[@irvsstella]

Funny 😆😆😆 Blake, you should be on the stage, sweeping it lol. Great vid as always.

[@silvajay6443]

Lmao. I did a full tire patch job for a complete stranger at the end of a long long ride. Last week. Funny seeing that as your first tip

[@rhysdaley8576]

Spent the video looking at the torque, it’s very cool!

[@21Trainman]

The worst is people who let their dogs roam free in areas that aren’t off-leash. We have a specific area that’s designated cyclists only at my home trail that’s about a kilometre from the off-leash area, and it’s always chock full of dog owners (without leash) on the downhill track. I’ve come pretty close to hitting at least a dozen of them.

[@cartergaming23]

Thank you I Just started to learn to ride a bike like a year ago and I’m thinking about maybe going on a trail and wanted to know what not to do and what to do thanks :)

[@ashleyburton8605]

Please can you bring this to the attention of newer riders to the sport

[@andrewbeech6690]

Great vid Blake, I hate tailgaters, this one aimed at some e bikers going way faster than me. Can sometimes push you into mistakes.

[@tatwood93]

Blake's voice is therapeutic

[@burkaanc]

if theres only shared tracks near where you live its good idea to get rigid/hard tail/fat/short travel bike and just go slower. getting enduro is overkill in many places and capabilities of the bike force people to go beyond safe speeds

[@johngraham6506]

Blake, you crack me up! Hey, is it ok to stop someone to ask for help? I always feel bad.

[@Leviathandk]

Dat editing though!!! :D :O

[@gmbn]

Thanks 👍

[@Mini-Hakkero]

blake deserves an award for that acting

[@korup7ion951]

thanks, next time i hit the trails i'm going to do everything you told me not to do

[@madrx2]

5:41 Yeh like hikers react like that, even when approached like that they dramatically jump back and deliberately look disgusted .

[@MotoAtheist]

I've never had a bad experience with hikers, but none of our trails have full on backpacking hikers with massive packs. They are usually just day hikers and typically take one step to the side of the trail before we even see them. We cruise on by and say "Appreciate it, thanks, have a great hike". It's so much easier for a hiker to hear and see us and just take one little step left or right off the trail. This whole idea of "yield to hikers" is simply ridiculous and even they know it's much easier and quicker for them to step aside and we're out of there vs making us try and navigate around them where something could easily go wrong.

[@mamilakapeter3079]

I've given tubes away before. but I would like there old one in exchange so I could repair it at home and wont be 1 less tube down. people regrouping in the middle of the trails annoys me.

[@ronanM-L]

at 5:20, i was in a group hiking a trail and this one bike guy kept zooming by us without any notice of him passing by and almost hit us many times, then one of the times my brother spit in his way which wasn't a good idea, then the biker started to get angry about it and said not to take up the whole trail even though this trail was about 2 people wide and there were about 12 of us, this hike trail is mostly hikers too, that biker was really annoying. And later on these two other bikers came along ringing the bell saying passing on your right, the way you should pass someone. Please be nice on the trails :)

[@QuadView]

"Pump and a Tube" Austin Powers!!! Pipe and a crepe!!! Bong and a Blitz!!! Smoke and a Pancake!!!!

[@marcmarinosf]

@trailpeek “Fellow Rider” shoutout at 1:15 🤙🏻

[@stolli301]

The editing is gorgeous

[@Cotivity]

Great tips. I'm not giving my tubes to no one though...

[@makolabs5128]

I enjoy this videos every time again, thank you so heaps Blake :D and learned a lot on your channel

[@peterhilgersom9370]

Not stopping to help.. yeah. When I knew little about my bike my chain came off quite a few miles into the trail. Didnt really know what to do. 5 guys passed me, nobody asked a thing :D I just ask if someone is OK whatever.

[@davemasbutter266]

The part about respecting other people on the trail is why so many trails have become closed to mountain bikers in California. Too many entitled people go out of their way to antagonize others who eventually get fed up & vote to keep bikers out.

[@matthew_dag6201]

Hate it when ur on a long skinny, and hikers coming towards you dont step off and make u get off

[@kosmischhascher5037]

Hahaha “your a man! Your the man”!!! Blake is so cool... lol 😂

[@RicklePick.]

Great video man! 😄

[@mitchwarren1600]

I was about ten metres from the trail riding my bike with my dog ! An elderly couple were walking towards me with their dog ! We stopped as the dogs greeted one another. Then the woman started shouting at me for riding in the no cycling zone ! I looked at her husband for help! But I realised it was him that needed the break for a moment!! I took it on the chin momentarily then went on my way!! Sometimes rules make people mad !! Some of us should be more dog! Even paradise has rage luckily in very small quantities and most of us run cameras 😂

[@phillk6751]

I had to deal with a hiker on a double track that was hogging the whole trail as I came up behind him. I said excuse me and when I got a clearing passed him with plenty of clearance. He grumbled something about how I'm supposed to say "on your left". My wife was further back and when she approached he was on the left side of the trail so she passed him on the right. This time he told her that you're not supposed to pass people on the right. I'm sorry but if it's double track you should be courteous enough to stay to one side.

[@blakebeyett6471]

Phillip Kirkpatrick he was probably envious that you and your girl were having more fun riding mtb.

[@chadtellevik5479]

Great video guys.

[@davidkline4372]

Came down a trail once this last summer and came across two dudes but only one bike standing around looking for something lost... Car keys, I imagine. The older one had a nice scowl on his face so I kept going. Get down quite a ways further and there's a bike all by itself sprawled out in the middle of the fing trail! I got off my bike and picked up their bike and placed it about 5 feet off the trail... But, boy, was I tempted to Huck that thing into the bushes.... I figured losing your keys or whatever was punishment enough and by noticably moving their bike they may have got the hint.

[@davidkline4372]

Also had some jerk rider a couple years ago descend on me while I'm climbing and yell at me for not yielding trail! He then went on an expletive riddled rant as he skidded off trail and continued on, flipping me off over his shoulder. I was stunned. Everyone knows or should know, up hill has right of way. I yelled back at him the uphill trail rule but I don't think he heard me. Some riders, and I think more often now than when I started riding 30 years ago, are self centered and entitled. People would rather ride off trail around you than stop, put a foot down and be friendly... SMH

[@MotoAtheist]

@@davidkline4372 It really depends on the scenario. It's all about the timing of when the two riders cross paths. Sometimes it's just easier to go off to one side to bypass the uphill rider versus trying to stop in time if it's some kind of surface that makes stopping difficult. Or maybe it's a blind corner and the downhill rider was just in that zone and simply wasn't thinking at the time that a rider could be coming up around the bend and..... walla... now they have to make a decision and it's often easier to just once again go off to one side and bypass the uphill rider vs risking a head on collision. I actually prefer people to just keep riding and get on by me if the scenario allows for it. I don't know many places, at least my area, that this doesn't work just fine.

[@dirceualejandrogutierrezca7515]

bro, one time i was going fast af and going over my limits and with a bad movement i flew over my bike and got pretty injured and the guy i was first riding with literally just stopped to say " ya p*ssy" and left me there, had to make my way back to the car alone XD

[@maclean111111]

Very well said!

[@masterxpb]

My favorite part of passing hikers is telling them to have a nice hike and have them reply, "You too!" XD

[@josephwehe-davis4580]

When that one guy decides to changer there tire in the middle of a trail Or when someone litters on the trail and you have to pick it up

[@idmrnhlm]

Thank you! 😎👍

[@stevehardy6125]

It amazes me the amount of people that just stop on the trail and talk. You ride up and they are blocking the whole trail and give you a dirty look for asking to pass.

[@neillomax8960]

Literally the coolest guy on the planet!

[@thelonerider5644]

Only real case of bad ettiquette I've seen: Riding along and two guys walking dogs stopped to talk on a narrow bridge over a creek on a mixed use recreational mtb/hiking trail. I dismounted to walk around (not safe to ride past too narrow) As I was remounting on the other side of the bridge, off to the side of the trail, two mtb'ers coming the other way bombed over the bridge. I ended up in the thorn bushes on my bum, the two idiots talking on the bridge had to jump out of the way. While the dopes on the bridge were clearly foolish and shouldn't 've been standing there, I have no idea what the other bikers were thinking, lucky the lot of us didn't end up in hospital. Lesson: Shared use trails work -- if you share. For non bikers that means not blocking the trail completely and being aware that cyclists will be riding along, for cyclists that means being careful of nonbikers. In short, all use your brains you'll be fine.

[@coltonwancho6571]

I wear my dirt from a hard day out with pride. I like when they ask and I can share my hobbies with them.

[@EvanSchurr]

6:00 when you’re outside it’s called the ground

[@basicweeb4272]

I was once the filthy guy in the pub except that I went in without a shirt on smelling like a river after kayaking. The looks that I got were a little nasty to say the least. I ordered my food to go.

[@themoroccanbikepacker1956]

Always funny Blake lol

[@Alexthelion2]

If some one comes up behind you tell them which side you are going to go to use to let them past.

[@MotoAtheist]

Standard practice is to move to the right and let them pass on the left.

[@mtblake4591]

I think Blake is the nicest human being on this planet

[@timothytopor4362]

blake on blake is the best thing on GMBN

[@aestheticcruise8807]

People who bring pets to freestyle zones where there are alot of features. Keep them on flatland and open XC trails!

[@joshfoster6669]

The editors are CLASS

[@gmbn]

Thanks! 🤟

[@danielvsrudymtbmadness5011]

I whish I had a gmbn merch!

[@loisgosselin8399]

Having my ride interrupted because I have to stop and pick up other peoples litter. Just can't leave it there.

[@Filter-fz5dx]

Dont judge and ask people why they have full gear, leave them i was there and i was told well you got full kneepads and shit but i can wear it cos i dont wanna get hurt

[@blank-dr2kx]

Over the years I must of given about 10 inner tubes to folk, never had one back lol

[@denismtb4296]

3:46 i know this but that type of people are very slow arrogant and won't let anybody to have fun

[@patrickjosephmarayag826]

Isn’t carrying a spare tube and relying on help from others who brougt theirs, also a bad etiquette?

[@jexhunt.307]

i bring a patch kit and 1 extra tube.

[@jarrettmaretsky83]

I think i might just start shouting go away at hikers on single track. Feels warranted as theres at least 5 to 10 hiking trails inbetween every mtb trail i live near , and theres always hiking specific trails within walking distance of the single track there walking on.

[@Nik_Mtb]

Blake’s bike must be pretty popular

[@JoshHefnerX]

Common courtesy isn't so common any longer.

[@wii_music_intensifies9023]

Blake's new haircut XD

[@p199a]

so there are 2 Blakes ? Hmmmmmm That explains a lot!

[@NGKGMR]

Bmx,mtb,trials, downhill,road cycling, fixed freestyle and just fixed are the best sport in the world