That Section on A line

came off round that berm at the bottom. got off suprisingly lightly, few scrapes, bit of gravel rash.

snapped pedal, nice new dent in the frame, frame flexed 20mm into crank. other than that, good to go.

There was a time when all of us had a vps at whistler.

So true.
The things we used to do with 3.5" of rear suspension were awesome. And the rake when someone would put a Shiver on their VPS….. they looked like choppers :lol:

RIP to my old Red and White VPS, updated in 04' with a safety yellow powdercoat.
It served me well, until it hit a tree on Seymour and snapped in half.
:(

Those old Shiver DC's were the bomb! You can still see a few around from time to time.

I rag-dolled the first half at about a billion kph once, at least that's how it felt.

This is still my favorite response of this thread :D

i like that bit that comes down from the round house, it feels like id lose an arm or a leg if i crashed.

Ask Timmigrant how it feels, that's where his forks separated. While manualing one of those drainage ditches…

Ask Timmigrant how it feels, that's where his forks separated. While manualing one of those drainage ditches…

I got some scars … don't really remember much otherwise.

I got some scars … don't really remember much otherwise.

Rough man rough

I got some scars … don't really remember much otherwise.

silly goose, dont you know 888 suck for freeride..

:deadhorse:

Always seems to be an odd bit of the trail. There's nothing on it. You could squeeze a lot of good jumps and berms in there.

Always seems to be an odd bit of the trail. There's nothing on it. You could squeeze a lot of good jumps and berms in there.

Its a straight chute, hard to throw some berms on that one.

Its a straight chute, hard to throw some berms on that one.

They could add burms to the two sections with turns. The last part of this section does have a small burm, and I use every inch of it coming out of there.

A jump would be suicide in that section though.