I could never have done this on my 10 speed racer with cow horn handlebars (do you remember those) when i was a nipper.
Brilliant video.
Brilliant video.
Bikes and big balls.
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There are lots of down-the-mountain trails like that in the Alps. I've seen some (from the comfort of a chairlift) with banked turns where you must make the turn or you're dead at the bottom of a rocky gully. The cable cars have special bike attachments to get you up there then you make your own way down...
I wish today's cycles had been around in my day they are fantastic like motocross bikes without the engines.
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Bikes and small balls:
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Pah. He didn't even cycle up the mountain first. That's half the fun!
Here's a Golden Oldie for you!
"Why do Policemen have bigger balls than Firemen?"
"They sell more tickets."
"Why do Policemen have bigger balls than Firemen?"
"They sell more tickets."
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this one looks fun...
They must be mad.
That was a wonderful video. I've had a not-great day/week dealing with US ****. Just think, if I didn't make beer and seek out information on this website, I would have never have seen this! It just goes to show you, drinking beer is good.
I was quite partial to the music (social significance in the US) but that's not what made the video so special. The athlete made very difficult maneuvers seem effortless, no matter how many takes it took. The camera placement was very professional and the backdrop? I'll just say, not overly common here, and it was breathtaking (I don't throw that word out any old way or very often).
I've said it before, but 3/4 of the reason I like this site is because Mr. Tea goes out of his way to provide/search for good topics. Yes, not all of them are super positive but that's life on this planet. I'm not going to compare him to NPR (upstanding news source in the US, not funded by big business) but he's in the running.
Oh, Tea Guy--don't get a big head.
As you say in the UK, "Cheers, mate."
I was quite partial to the music (social significance in the US) but that's not what made the video so special. The athlete made very difficult maneuvers seem effortless, no matter how many takes it took. The camera placement was very professional and the backdrop? I'll just say, not overly common here, and it was breathtaking (I don't throw that word out any old way or very often).
I've said it before, but 3/4 of the reason I like this site is because Mr. Tea goes out of his way to provide/search for good topics. Yes, not all of them are super positive but that's life on this planet. I'm not going to compare him to NPR (upstanding news source in the US, not funded by big business) but he's in the running.
Oh, Tea Guy--don't get a big head.
As you say in the UK, "Cheers, mate."
Thanks Dave. :thumba:
A question for the cyclists reading - Why does he switch bikes?
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The second video is crazy.
I think i would have few pints before attempting that at least it wouldn't hurt as much. 
I agree why do we need to see the pickup truck and then him unloading the bike?
wow if I knew where that cousre waa I would fancy giving it a go and slowly learning - maenwj=hile at the age of 53 my wife thinks I have finally flipped with my purchase of a pair of projumps - but so far I've learnt to walk without support on my first 30 mins - God knows what comes next ... 
