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This was awesome. Have no words to say how much I love his riding. Inspirational so far.

For some reasons, everything is 110. 9 mini edits. Featuring 110 Riders. Swipe left at right time to keep the groove haha! Hope you guys like it! Trials never die.

I am not sure you would like my feedbacks I got some issues with rust and Chainstays length running 22/16 and simple link chain. V1 though. Anyway. It's strong and kinda arcade feeling geo. I can't know about the V2 and its new features.

I loved it. Banger Édit !

Haha glad you liked it. Thanks for feedback!

Kinda liked the last video ! Though I still don't know how you manage to have 7505 people to watch on your insta feed haha must be a real mess. Maybe that's why you keep commenting the same smiley everywhere

Italy was such a good Trip! I thought it would be cool to put these daily clips into one video. So nothing new for those who watched them already on Instagram! Hope you enjoy!

I had to stop and replay. Many times

I won't copy my Youtube comment about sections I loved haha! It always please me to see where you put your camera. Framing is smart, sometimes more aimed to the spot than the rider and I really like how it looks. You've got so many "signature" moves, gesture I don't see anywhere else and it's always surprising to see how you mix creativity, brakeless limits and skills. Time to re-rewatch!

Time for a rewatch before heading off to spots ! Great energy Z . It gives lot of motivation !

Would like a video to illustrate it as I don't really see what that "roll back" can be. The only think I dislike in this up to front gesture, is that I have to push again pedals to get the endo. With that tiny "roll back (45°round) I could have horizontal pedals on the endo without having to pedal cancel if that makes sense. My english comes to a limit when I need to understand/explain gestures :/ Actually I don't overthink it. I wanted up to front to two 90 an obstacle and it happened. I will work on the steez once I really get the technique on odd heights. Swapping wheels or 90, from both sides, straight forward and 180 up to front. No hops is already a pain Ha! Will practice them some today, thanks for advices anyway

I signed up with facebook here on my old account. After changing phone recently, it says that I need to allow TF.co.uk in fb settings. Dindn't manage it. Got bored it didn't work. I created a new account. I like learning up to front all the way possible. It's recent to me actually. I remember seeing. some Joe and Ben sideways up to fronts over insta and once the rear wheel is high enough, they do a tiny hop to two. I like the look of it actually. But the point wasn't to do that. It just happened because I got speed after that ET over. I used to up to front slowly so it was the first time I did one this way. I find it easier to get balance after the tiny "hop" than swinging rear wheel with a weird body position . ON/OFF 60% of the time to me this way. To me it doesn't look like a correction hop. It looks kinda cool haha

Nice to see people advicing you in the good way Mike. Community power after all. I miss riding videos nowadays. When talking and landscapes were just meant to be few seconds transition / intro and when spots, creativity and lines did the whole job. The ones you could get inspired by, as a rider, not as a Vlogger/influencer Today it's becoming rare to find content (forget insta) that's not a "How to", "unboxing / building", Vlog, or kinda Vloggy video. I get the point that trying to earn money with bike / videos is something hard... But it's another story. I wonder what makes you want to do them Vlogs Mike, is it for a living/extra money purpose or not? I watch lot of videos before / after riding. I have time and I like it. But when it comes to get quick motivation before heading off to spots, I won't watch a "howToVlogUnboxingSeeMyCarSelfie" video. Though Dan Foley's "Vlog" were so nice : Riding. Off voice Stories. Steez and no extra/useless stuff. Even if there's a bunch of good old Edits. There's no really "freshness" about watching the same old parts over and over. Especially when you know them perfectly. Fortunately few Top riders/Cameraman still do them! Would be cool to see a video from you riding the bike you like the most, on many good looking spots, trying hard on some personal achievements. And as said above, with stories behind, fun quotes. Trying to keep some clips day after day. I'm just that 3.0 random guy, and I may miss what younger generations want to watch nowadays. Just telling what keeps few of my riding friends and I, entertained.

Liked the hook to gap and the last line. But a manual with braking/cranking/hopping as a transition is not bringing any flow in my opinion. Not because of zoot_Alirs rules, who cares, but it breaks the rythm. Good to see you shred the bike getting older than 30. It kinda inspires me

Here something a bit different than usual...trying to create a bridge between 2 of my passions. Hope you enjoy the french swing waltz

Loved it!

Many moves! Enjoyed that. Liked the song too!

Thanks guys!

Serious tech guys! Both videos were great! Inspirational. That ankle crash looks really bad... Hope it's not broken

That was a tiny piece of dream few years ago... Passion brings me further than I wouldn't ever expect. It was an epic journey. Head full of memories and laughs that none of my words could describe. A dislocated wrist after Day 4th, but I couldn't stand beside my bike in front of some lovely architecture without riding! Great Vibes, I enjoyed every seconds. 110% Don't expect impressive stuff, it's just me in UK haha! Massive shout out to @UrbanDivide . Photos skillz brah ! All of this couldn't have been possible without him! thousand thanks! Cheers @COCKY for being such inspirational and to have pushed me out of my comfort zone. That session in Liverpool will be remembered Ha! "It's not about what you learn, it's about that you learn..." True Friends. Thanks Jacob for the Drone shots and to have entertained us on Euro brakes setup! Ha Eddie, Dale, Deano, Rich, Ross, Jake Thanks for the good times dudes! It was great to meet you all ! To those I missed, I will definitely come back! I hope you enjoy this video as much as I enjoyed making it.