Riding With "YouTubers"

YouTubers. It's a word, look it up. This is how I am classified and I am also "internet famous" apparently. What ever the hell that means... #Followcamfriday with Phil Kmetz and Jeff Lenosky. 

I had the pleasure of visiting The Kingdom Trails in East Burke Vermont for the first time this past spring to attend NEMBAfest. This is basically a giant consumer event with bikes, rad trails, beer, and amazing people. If you are looking for a bike party on the East Coast, definitely put this on your list for 2018.
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Enter Jeff Lenosky. We have known each other for a few years and have shared similar sponsors and ridden together a little bit. I have always looked up to the guy. Jeff is as genuine as they come. He basically created "street trials" and helped inspire a whole new way to have fun on a bike. Legend. 

Enter Phil Kmetz. Phil is a retired DH racer, turned YouTube star. Phil is the guy having the most fun on the trail and riding with complete disregard for his back wheel. How to properly ride,  if I do say so myself. Legend. 

So what do you get when the YouTube all-star team joins forces? Well, a party of course. We are a bit of a circus act, all the blinking lights, all the shenanigans. I'm filming Jeff, filming Phil, filming me. Confused? You should be. 

Jester Trail on Burke never really gets old. The transfer possibilities are basically endless. As per usual, pull up first, ask questions later. Always remember to boost a boner log at least once a day. Wicked good for ya kid. 

Where will #followcamfriday take us next week? As I live at 9000ft in a frozen tundra, I am digging into the archives to keep the stoke levels topped off. My Youtube channel will break the 100,000 sub mark next week. I think they mail me a framed metal play button. I may wear that thing around my neck for a bit like Flavor Flav. PE#1