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Appologies if it has been done before.
Yeah, that's quite good. Nothing more than quite of course. ;o)
nice. Like the go pro-esque sections
How the hell does he do that at 3.40.
If you watch it carefully it just looks impossible.
Another rider with anti gravity boots. 😀
Amazing :-0
yep, he's really good. Up there with Danny Mac.
he does use a kicker at 3:40 but it still looks impossible
cant say the rest looked any more possible!
brilliant ...amazing rider
The kicker goes some way to covering that one but I still can't see how he gets the momentum at 3 minutes to clear the gap to the truck. Couldn't see it last time this was posted either 😕How the hell does he do that at 3.40.
If you watch it carefully it just looks impossible.
Pretty good but there's plenty of people worldwide who could do all of that. It's very smooth and there's some big lines but none of the individual moves are THAT big. I don't want to take anything away from this guy because he's clearly put the hours in and is a good rider, but Danny Mac is in a class of his own, and IMO this doesn't come close.
The gap to the truck isn't about momentum. He's using a tiny run in for a little bit of extra length but it's mostly coming from the explosive movement off the edge.
He's got balls of steel, I'll say that for the lad.
Really 😯Pretty good but there's plenty of people worldwide who could do all of that.
Danny Mac is brilliant but some of the gap jumps are so big and smooth here eg. the truck and at 3:17 I find it hard to believe that there are many people who could do that, never mind make so effortless looking.Danny Mac is in a class of his own, and IMO this doesn't come close.
Most people don't follow trials videos. There's at least 5-6 people in the UK who are doing similarly big stuff, it doesn't really get coverage outside of the trials world though. Danny Mac gets all the plaudits because his riding is massively skilful and creative but in terms of raw trials (size of gaps, height of stuff he can get up) he's not in the big league (it's a different type of riding and not something he's really tried I guess).
I think what made Danny Mac so famous (apart from just being bloody awesome of course)was the quality of video editing and really matching the music to the mood of his moves and the environment it was all performed in.
I was sick of the background music on this within 30 secs and turned the sound down, which just lowers the overall impact.
Danny Mac has a bit more BMX about him, which is what I think makes it more interesting to non trialsy, or indeed non bikey people. Trials is very skillful but I get bored after a while.