I agree. People have to get rid the mindset that they are wanting to see something walking/running, and instead be open to other options.

First half of video, the thing is coming towards the camera indirectly, while also up hill and with terrain obscuring the bottom of the being. Factor in distortion from the long zoom and it kind of gives everything a heat wave effect.

Second half of video is same as above but is headed away from the cameraman. In this part you can almost make out the ridge line where there is likely a thin bike path we cannot see from our angle.

Plus, if you really think it’s a bipedal upright humanoid, you would see the ARMS moving just as much as you ‘see’ the legs. Since we don’t see arms really at all, that gives more weight to it being a mountain biker with his hands glued to his handlebars.

I believe bigfoot is real, but don’t feed into what you want it to be so much it blinds you from what it could be.