Nic Court shreds some of his favourite local trails in the Cowichan Valley of Vancouver Island for the first volume of the "Cowichan Cycles Team Shredit" series.
For this video, we wanted to highlight the styles of riding which Nic is most comfortable with; railing corners, riding fast, and getting steezy.
Nic was all gas no brakes during our shoots
Supported by Cowichan Cycles | Address: 2-2628 Beverly St, Duncan, BC
Riding: Nic Court
Video/Photos: Liam Morgan
Many thanks to Forbidden Bike Co.
Or, I don’t know, at least require a token shot of fixing the berms in the credits before posting this stuff.
For this video we did re back the corner in the first shot. The last shot was a step up built by Darren the CLAW! He also had given me permission to shoot a year back. After the shoot I hiked water up to the jump and re packed the lip.
I take great pride I. The trails are valley has to offer and appreciate every day I get to ride them
For context, Pinkbike recently posted a video correctly pointing out the damage roosting causes and telling people not to do it. Which is great, except that basically every edit posted on the site includes obvious roosting, which delivers a very different message.
So I know it’s neither effective or rad to post a psa at the end of these. And I don’t want to see cool shots of dirt flying disappear. But should these videos make some effort to adjust the message they send, and if so how should they do that?
Nothing wrong with pink bike putting out a video to raise awareness of the sustainability concerns.
Problem solved.
Plus ruts are sick