ok, there is some deadly stuff in it but it's not blowing the world up, the Atherton and Steve Smith section is absolutely amazing, the bike park stuff with Fairclough is very good and the bit in some mad lad's back yard that has the biggest jumps in the world is good.
Ok, it's good, very good, but meh... hmmmmmm yeah...
Everything seems too perfect, there were no crashes, I haven't watched the extras yet, maybe there's a crash segment.
I want to see people sizing things up, making a bags of it then barely getting away with it and then nailing it.... that's much more satisfying to watch...
The scale of some of the stuff is just unreal, the size of the stuff in Kamloops is unreal, there's a wooden ramp canyon gap to wall ride thing that's pretty feckin impressive.
The shore stuff with Thomas Vanderham is very good, there's a river gap that's just mind blowing... especially when you see the big drop after it, the consequences for getting it wrong, feck me...
a lot of the recent stuff is so far away from what we do it's not very interesting- it's watchable seeing these monster jumps alright but it gets boring pretty quickly
some of the best stuff is where lads are on 6" bikes bating down some fast muddy trail kicking schlomp all over the turns
the Peat section on Seasons is a good one, admittedly he's on a big bike but it just seems so much more 'realistic' .... ah I dunno .....
Actually, the best thing I've seen in ages in Cummins's head cam footage on the dream track.
Who knows...
I tell you who knows - top scientists!
top scientists have proven Cummins' video to be a fake - I feckin' knew it was
I've seen that gap jump in 'real life' and there's no way anyone could fly over it on a bike without strings or rockets or the like, if you watch the video real closely again you'll see an invisible crane parked to the left of the jump, some bright lads have thrown muck and gorse on it to make it all stealth-like but it's there...look real hard