And no puncture?

[Mad Doug Biker]

This will have been posted before no doubt, but I have just come across this, and, well I'm impressed, I mean, the scope for clipless moments alone must have been quite high!:

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5z1fSpZNXhU&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[Arch]

Wow, impressive on any bike!

 

[benb]

That is insane! Impressive how the frame took that amount of punishment.

 

[Arch]

To be cynical, we only know that it appeared to take it. It could have been a succession of identical bikes. What happens between takes is anyone's guess. I'm not sure where most of the locations were, but they weren't necessarily within a day's ride of each other.

For me, it's not the bike that matters, it the fact that anyone could ride any of those moves, let along a string of them. I think sliding down that smooth rockface was pretty impressive!

 

[Rob3rt]

As impressive as the skills are, as with any form of trying to do BMX or MTB tricks on a road bike, it looks awkward and un-graceful, like fixed freestyle riders.

 

[Night Train]

I enjoyed that. Looked good fun!

Reminds me of the time when I was at a competitive Land Rover off road trial. The Land Rover drivers were trying hard on the off road course and then this chap completes the course in his company's petrol two wheel drive Transit van as his Land Rover had broken down!