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One of the first true freeride lines ever captured on film, Devil’s Peak, snakes a sheer chute over suburban Kamloops, British Columbia — it’s a quick and skinny route to the bottom, and as Richie Schley laments teetering on the top spire that starts the run, “This is gnarly exposure and it’s windy as hell.”
Skid into mountain bike history as Schley links in with fellow Mountain Bike Hall of Fame member Brett Tippie, who drops in from another spire and links into the original Devil’s Peak line — lean back and heavy on the brakes, this is old school at its finest.
Credit : Red Bull Bike
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