About this much?

Nice video druidh

Hey – not mine!

well thats my riding sorted for tomorrow.

That is a brilliant piece of filming – inspiring stuff. Love the dopey pup a minute in!

Need to get myself a CX bike. And some skillz. And some fitness. VCM jersey might be harder to come across though.

Right then.

I posted that earlier on the FB and ONCE AGAIN i found myself staring at the Arc-X and Hakka…

ARGGHHH

My[/b] ARC-X??

Excellent video!! And made all the better for the perfect soundtrack – tyres on dirt, a noisy freehub and the great outdoors. Thanks for that.

Incorrect. Au contraire etc etc

BTW – that XX kit is scary money all added up… OUCH

wow…makes an mtb look a bit unpurposefull…
having made alot of self made films that took a long time to make…
and riding over the log- pure class…
nice find druidh 😮

Ridden some of those trails and they are greaat. Of course he's only that good from riding behind me so much 😉

To be fair though, Mr Wardman also owns several mountain bikes… a Chameleon, a Superlight and a Scott Scale, IIRC. He's rather capable on any of them, but that is a very nicely put together video.

Beautifully framed, nice and simple. Love the dog and the log hop.

forgot to add he would be screwed for pulling a nice x-up too… 😮

Suspension is a skills compensator. I need 6 inches, Andy needs none

Saw this a few days okay and I agree it is very inspiring. Does make me want to run out and buy a CX bike. Not sure I can afford to take an Ibis off your hands though druidh. In the meantime, it'll just have to inspire me to get out more often.

Nice vid. Log riding is class = boy got skillz

I'll kick his butt on my Yeti.

excellent video. agree with others about framing and soundtrack. love videos like that of great trails and riding to match.

I want a cross bike now!

cool video 😀

A great display of lightness of touch, both in the riding and the filming/editing.

Not in the same class of riding but has the scrunchy noises

Plum

inspired by this vid i was straight out on my cx this morning and off to my local forest where i normally just practice on the hilly fire roads with it. not today.

what a lark! i haven't enjoyed myself so much for ages. less gears and rubbish brakes forced me into all manner of problems, new lines and much entertainment. i thank you mr wardman

was he lost?
down with that sort of thing