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69 comments
Don’t use clips if your still a beginner or plan to learn tricks
Anyone else just wear a helmet, raincoat, t shirt, hoodie, trainers and joggers? I only came here cause everyone I see wears shorts but it’s cold in Wales so I kinda need pants ����
I use safety glasses but I put a treatment on the lens to help prevent fogging. it’s not perfect but works well enough for me. I have used goggles a lot through my offroad motorcycling career and used vented double pane lenses and they never fogged up on me ever. I live in north central WV and it gets really humid here and it can be a royal pain in the butt for fogging but the tricks I learned racing and riding dirt bikes still work for me.
5:56 the glasses name is Loops, not Nelson. They looks great on you!
Him ‘always bring a sunglass bag’. Forgets to mention a first aid kit
Awesome video thanks for the advice I’m trying to get into it this summer I’m also looking into kayaking do have any advice or tips in that department
I’m never going without first aid (importantly stick on sutures and large dressings, speaking from experience), knee pads, gloves and a phone, they’ll all save your ass in a bad crash some hex keys for readjusting anything that comes loose in a crash is also really important, a spare inner tube or tube repair kit, bike pump and/or CO2 and tyre levers I’d recommend but aren’t 100% necessary but would be very useful if riding quite a long distance which you can’t walk back to your car, a chain breaker tool and a quick link will serve well for repairing a snapped chain on the trails, everything I’ve listed, minus everything about tyre puncture is from personal experience or experiences of riding buddies within my last 3 mountain bike rides, stuff happens on the trail and to have the most fun it’s best to be prepared
Can I just say, that especially with bike park stuff, you need to be really REALLY careful taking hard things in a camelback type rucksack.
A friend of a friend is now paralysed from the waist down and has limited movement below the neck because he had a shock pump in the bag, fell hard on his back and broke his back badly where the gauge on the pump was.
He landed on rock and is absolutely sure he would have been okay without the pump.
I’m not saying don’t carry these things per say, just to be mindful of the risk there and take precautions and use common sense:)
Would be really great if this could be highlighted at some point on gmbn, as I don’t think it’s been mentioned and it’s something mountain bikers tend to forget. I know I did before I heard the story.
Many thanks all who read this far �� I hope it helps:)
Why don’t you buy a dji mavic Mini? I think it would give your Videos the Cherry on top espacially when you visit different countrys
Greetings from Germany
light enough, yea for sure, I am wearing a 1500g helmet, and now that feels light to me.��
I use a pair of 100% dual lens goggles on the decents. They don’t fog at all even when I do the little breath to clean them on the inside. They don’t fog up at all. They do get really hot and it leaves a little sweat ring around my eyes but the one time I decided not to wear them I got to flies directly shot into both of my eyes going down single track. So they’re a must for me.
Flats are much better for beginners and pros, flats for life!
Looks like you have a carbon bike but you’re wearing clothes and have all the accessories on you, would that add weights to your bike?
I use some 16 dollar ranger shooting glasses with anti fog lenses. Been super humid no fogging and they look good! Found them on amazon
dude, if you earned a quarter, 25 cents per view, you would have made 13 million dollars by now.
My biggest issues with helmet’s, is that i end up wearing full on motor cross one, as i have the biggest head in the universe!
Have you ever tried buying a cap in XXXL Yes trip X L I have a XXL one that looks like i am wearing a child’s hat, and i put it on other peoples heads and it swamps them, and i am like thats not big enough for me, So if any one can point me to wards a MTB helmet, that will fit XXXL heads, 64cm around in the Uk that would be grate!
Já podiam era pôr legendas em português, para quem gosta e não percebe é mau.
Here in Wisconsin we don’t have mountains… But climbing some of these hills can’t imagine climbing something bigger.��
Coffee(or tea) -> Ride -> Water -> Ride -> Water -> Ride -> BEER!!! =)
I’m saving up for a go pro and I don’t know what one to go for can you help me out GMBN
Yeah Brian a video of the stuff you pack as well would be great. Always useful to see what different riders pack. Look forward to that one ��
My 3 essential for the average rider at whistler are
1. Extra brake pads, you’ll find yourself on the brakes alot and good brakes gives you so much more confidence
2. A jumper/jacket. If your from a sunny part of the world and get cold easily you may find yourself getting cold from sweat and the wind on the chairlift back up especially on the top lift early in the season
3. A Spare set of forearms, failing that some kind of squishyball/arm strengthener/dencorub to relieve arm muscle cramp.
The last 2 can be compounded if you ride on the quiet days where you can almost ride upto the lift without a large wait in line
You are blessed to have the kind of body that clothes fit perfectly on! Perfect white guy proportions ; )
good info….I also eat a couple of bananas before I go out…the potassium is good for the heart and reduces muscle cramping
“brakes”….brakes come ON the bike:/
Why not throw in oxygen there too
the disturbing part is that I bought a bike about a week ago…I didn’t research it…I didn’t post about it on social media…and yet YouTube suggested mountain biker for beginners. that’s a little weird. but fuckit…so what.
Why i almost never get punctures?(1 time a year) I ride schwalbe tires and normal inner tubes.
They cost the same as Oakley and they are trying to compete against them.
what bike brands do you recommend that arent expensives but are good?
Also, you need something to protect your frame from getting hit by the chain! Important when you jump a lot. Otherwise the paint comes off and it’ll look ugly.
13:19 expect it to get some wear when it’s been about 3 years, I have a review of the the 16L enduro FR backpack on my website, I show how worn it got of course.
The most worn things were the the Velcro, it was not working, zippers, the zipper on the phone compartment failed, the thread that held the coil in plaice failed, it probably wore so fast due to me taking phone in and out of it so often to take photos, the material of the backpack, in the compartments I could see thee wear.
Now I use Neo 16L, i like the new back protector, it’s external, and keeps the back cooler, it’s not a gimmick it actually works.
the backpack you show here also look like it would be pretty cool, apart from lower back where the big thing is.
Thanks for the info! My new canondale is arriving this week! ☺️ I’m going to try to keep the gear to a minimum since it’s already hot in AL and I’m very heat sensitive. But I think I’ll take your suggestion about the shin guards.
Went on my first ride for probably ten years. 3-4 hours of both trails and road. I didn’t wear gloves. I wish I wore gloves.
This is a great video! I have been wanting to create outfits for different conditions and this video was educational. I really like your presentation style as well.
I am huge on safety so would a full face helmet with goggles be better then a regular helmet
My only advice is to not go to Lowe’s and get glasses but to get proper mtb glasses
Never used backpack, gloves, glasses, and helmet.
Fuck Yea.
what about on top, should i be wearing short sleevs, elbow pads or what. (thx in advance)
Haven’t you already did a video about this?
Edit: oh it was ”What to wear at a bike park”
I’m just about to start mountain biking this Spring and Summer, here in Scotland. This video is really helpful, and I had no idea about clip ons, looks like there is still a lot to learn. Anyway, great video, mate.
Small first aid kit. Fits comfortably in my back pack. Have 2 pairs of medical gloves in too.
Come to Colorado, where some of the bike shops serve beer:D
Evoc back packs are awesome!!! Still have my Enduro blackline
I have heard that a 27.5″ inner tube will also fit on 26″ and 29″ wheels in a pinch. I have never had to test this though thankfully.
One more essential item pistol for bear, cougar, wolves etc.
Honestly there is just no need for this shit I just wear a shirt shorts and a 40 dollar helmet like this is just not needed
Running down the trail ����
That fatty session with Martyn was great. Need to do another one of those.:)
Thanks guys, as I’m going to les gets next week, what trails would you suggest?
good stuff, I’ve got a LOUD air horn, it communicates to people that don’t speak my language, or have ear buds in. Many bipeds actually thank me.
I use the smith rover you should try that its very comfortable
For glasses I personally recommend Oakley flak 2.0 Xl for glasses to ride with having the polarized versions helps tremendously. They come in different prism technologies for trail ridingand I like how they enhance the colors along with having polarisation to reduce glares I think they make a great combination and bonus the lenses are replaceable so if you scratch them you can replace them in the all plastic frame pops apart and disconnects so they are extremely difficult to break.
My goggles saved my eye today. Big rock came flying at my eye, and there’s a big dent on the lens, but I’m ok. It’s important!
Tld helmet actually offer a lot of protection according to Virginia Tech. I really love mine although I don’t have the full face one yet. I will be getting one soon.
Also some extra batteries for the Go pro or flashlight take up almost no room at all, and keep your gear running longer.
Do you find yourself leaving essentials or are you always taking tonnes that you don’t need? Let us know in the comments ��
I’ve rode supercross and motocross for almost 20 years… You know there’s spray and wipes you can buy that keep riding goggles from fogging right?.. They are cheap and work very well.. I’ve used it for years on my goggles
Whoop strap sounded cool until i realized it’s a membership base kind of thing. Wish it was a one time thing instead of monthly
Look at goodr sunglasses if you want glasses like the ones you want
nice video, like the idea of Whoop… but at a membership ($16-$300)for a year or a month I feel its just another additional cost to biking/lifestyle… shame really is a good idea
I have a rather precise question: Despite being useful and of course a must have for riding trails and the like, what would be the benefits of riding without gloves? For instance, I play some golf as well and hiting the links without glove helps your grip feel, club control and all around strengthens the hands. Is it the same rationale I should consider for biking? Cheers!
POC spin technology is scientifically INSANELY more protective for your brain than some plastic that moves 2mm(MIPS). Why would you tell people to think otherwise when it’s proven and you are a “professional”… lost all respect for you because of this video.
I still get mud and bugs in my eyes with my 100% goggles on, dont ask me how, but it happens.
good little vid, just started myself myself, found it pretty usefull to watch this, thumbs up!
Does anyone else think he’s just trying to show us his six pack?
Thanks for the heads up on eye protection, been in the market for a new pair and because of this video, Ryders will be my next pair!
I always ride with glasses. They have ranged from cheap to moderately priced, normally sport oriented glasses (wraps around the face), and a few have been safety glasses. Generally speaking (there have been one or two exceptions), the only times I’ve had problems with fogging is in cold weather at a stop or wearing a baclava over my mouth. I have switched to Smith googles for winter rides which has solved that problem. My daughter, on the other hand, has the same problem as you. We have tried moving them further away from her eyes to get more ventilation, but to no avail. We are currently looking for a pair of glasses for her. We’ll have to check these guys out.
How about a good first aid kit or do you have a first aider?
Am I the only one to notice Brian gets hella serious when he is modeling any of the items he wears like all smiles then puts on sunglasses to model no smile no emotions at all hahaha. Still a good video anyway, always makes good content.:)
Great advice. Does that multitool include a chain breaker? Otherwise how are you going to attach the spare missing link?