Take MotoGP world champion Casey Stoner and a camera that films at 1000 frames per second and something beautiful happens (all courtesy of the good guys atRed Bull):
Here is Darren Berrecloth pulling a 360 whilst sending a step down at the Red Bull Rampage:
Last but not least here is Gee Atherton nailing a huge stepdown gap to wall ride:
Another good example of how Two Wheels are Better.
Check out this collection of tricks that require skills most of us can only dream of having:
First up is Mike Spinner's quad whip, where a bike nearly becomes a helicopter:
Next up is Benny Phillip's front flip tailwhip attempt from Crankworx, there are a few BMX guys who can do this but using a mountain bike it looks even more mental.
Harry Main's bunnyhop flair is just out of this world.
Here is Special Greg of Nitro Circus fame , his signature 'Special Flip' is something to behold
Finally, here is the worlds first BMX triple Backflip courtesy of New Zealand BMXer Jed Mildon
But remember, two wheels a day keeps the doctor away.
Sorry, it has been a while since my last post, I was at Eurobike 2011; eating Schnitzel (mit pomme frites) and drinking a few Kleine Bierre.
There is only one thing that everyone is talking about at the moment, despite recently attending the worlds biggest bike show, and it is Danny Harts winning run at Champerey.
This is two wheels at it's best...
Well done Danny and to all the other Brits who filled out 4 of the top 10 places.
Also well done Josh Bryceland who wiped out (see video below) got back on his bike and still finished his run. That takes some balls of steel, we salute you Josh.