[Closed] So you thought you could ride - and then you watched this.

I don't know what makes you think I think I can ride.

I can pedal vaguely on a good day

I fell off on a tow path yesterday.

@pondo those spillways are pretty technical…

How on earth does he get grip on those slimy rocks? I'd have been off on the first one.

Mind you there were a few clips of him pushing, which I could relate to.

Some of the grip was from a bit of piste grooming before getting the shot. As it's Wharncliffe not such a big deal but not to be encouraged where rare mosses and lichens are present.
Looked very smooth

What tyre pressure for grip on cold damp smooth rock?
I slipped over just watching that

Is he on dual HR2s?

Everyone makes fun of me wearing that helmet around Glentress.

Superb riding. The way hw whipped/flicked/muscled the front wheel round some of those tight turns was quality. And as said above, finding grip where logic says grip was not there to he found..

Nice trail and riding too!

the older I get, the better I was.
(clearly was never that good thou)

Yeah. Me and my mate were up there on Friday, my first time at Wharncliffe. We were riding exactly like that.

the older I get, the better I was.

As they say in climbing 'he can talk a good route'.

Not many can rock the leggings tucked into white socks look either. Mad skillz

Wow. Most of those rocks are for riding around, not over, far as i can see. Or maybe for sitting on when it's lunch? Nice riding!

Semi-local, so I've ridden some of those trails, but not like that!

Grip isn't as bad as you think, as its gritstone so long as you keep off the green there's friction. - its more the soggy boggy bits between the rocks that catch you out and kill your momentum just as you need it.

Other bits of that. Nope.

I mean, it's alright, but can he do the steps down to the canal at Furness Vale? Eh? Can he?

I know where some of that is, and that's 'not' a trail. haha. mad skills