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Maneuver Vancouver
In “Maneuver Vancouver,” mountain biking icons Hans Rey, Steve Peat, and Wade Simmons embark on an exhilarating five-day journey across Vancouver, known as the birthplace of modern freeride mountain biking. Joined by local riders, Caleb Holonko and Ryder Bulfone; they explore the city on e-bikes, showcasing both famous spots and hidden gems that illustrate the contrast between urban jungle and nature. A journey from the not so well known trails at Eagle Mountain to the legendary Northshore trails, the soon the be opened Grouse Mountain Bike Park and the famous slaps in Squamish, while maneuvering through the mountains, neighbourhoods and landmarks of Vancouver. Come along for the ride and join these three legends as they explore this iconic city, with its rich past and future in mountain biking.
Welcome to the online home of the Hans “No Way” Rey Adventure Team
Hans is considered the world’s leader in extreme mountain biking. He is a former trials riding world champion, a showman, a stuntman and an adventure mountain biker. He has traveled the world extensively; riding his GT mountain bikes, over and through areas previously considered unrideable. All the while, capturing the cultural, scenic, and spiritual aspects of these exotic locations; and always in search of something mystical or historical.
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Check out Hans’ non-profit charity ‘Wheels 4 Life’
Flow Country
Flow Country trails are flowy, purpose-built singletrails for mountain bikers of any skill level or for any kind of mountain bike, no matter whether beginner or expert or on a hardtail XC or downhill bike; and especially for the ever growing section of All Mountain/ Enduro riders. This mountain bike specific trail will provide a common playground for both worlds of riders, the endurance driven riders and the Freeriders. The tracks shall neither be extreme, nor too steep or dangerous, small berms and rollers shall provide the addicting rollercoaster feeling and sensation. Learn more
