Impressive

[Steve H]

[pigafetta]

Brilliant

[guest7]

Absolutely mind-blowing... thanks for posting that Steve, made my day.

GC

[guest24]

I am still unable to fathom how such feats can be accomplished. Is suppose having the right tool for the job counts for an awful lot in this case as my bicycle would probably collapse on the first jump should I be daring enough to try! However, the skill alone is awesome in this video.

Here begs the question, would you be annoyed if you found tyre marks on your cottage wall if you knew they were put there by this chap?

[guest7]

Here begs the question, would you be annoyed if you found tyre marks on your cottage wall if you knew they were put there by this chap?

LOL! It's a sure sign of our ancient age that we both thought that!

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[themoudie]

Aye, all in the 'back yard' and what Smudge has lined up for you!    

[guest18]

Ahh yes, Danny McAskill, making rude gestures at the laws of physics again then 

You're on your own if you want to do that but I can provide first aid and take you to some of the Edinburgh locations if you want to have your mind further boggled by some of the drops he's playing with 

[guest7]

Here's a clip that my daughter put me on to, I reckon this bloke has the most perfect sense of balance of anyone I've ever seen:

The first minute is dull but stick with it... especially the last jump.

GC

[johnr]

i liked this one better,
same guy, but the stunts seem much better suited to the urban environment, and i pefer the music!

[guest7]

Oh yes, that's the original youtube posting that racked up a couple of million hits in a month or so...  that's what made his name.

And agreed, the urban stuff is cool, especially the big jumps.

Music is good too.

GC