Watched by Jason F. on August 26 2009:
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11 comments so far
JD 26 Aug 09
Too awesome. Take that Kevin Bacon!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIwMGkqa6Sw
Joe Sak 26 Aug 09
@JD haha yes, Quicksilver is an awesome movie :)
@JF saw this video last week. blown away.
Joe Sak 26 Aug 09
@JF did you see this?
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2009/07/2009_tour_de_france.html
50 pics from Tour de France. Gorgeous.
Александар 26 Aug 09
This is too good, made me smile :)
Fernando Emmanoel Borba 26 Aug 09
wow!! It’s impressive! That required so much training.
scott Brooks 26 Aug 09
Didn’t know that was a sport.
I have been digging this one …great soundtrack too. Danny MacAskill… could show them a thing or two….
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z19zFlPah-o
cheers Scott
Anonymous Coward 26 Aug 09
Bonus points for doing it in a leotard.
mike pepper 27 Aug 09
It is impressive, and certainly takes some skill! Personally though I find with all the set elements (arms straight out etc), it can look a bit… rigid?
I much prefer flatland bmx for the individuality :)
Harder to fit two people on a BMX though I’ll admit.
Stuart 27 Aug 09
@mike pepper: +1!
Lark 30 Aug 09
Kunstrad, aka Artistic Cycling, is popular in Germany. Many amazing vids out there of talented women doing this stuff. What a cool sport!
It is interesting how rigid it is and their faces are a bit tight as well. I’m so used to the smiles and grace of professional ice-skaters. I wonder if that style will ever be adopted.
Devan Koshal 31 Aug 09
Dakota Roche is a god.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIVVZ2HZz3E#movie_player
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