[Closed] Riding A Bike On Top Of A Climbing Wall

I feel ill just watching that!

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As per the Capt. I felt a little queasy just watching.

Wow 😯

The video is safe for work.

Providing you dont swear out loud while watching it.

Some people just have to bloody show off, don't they.

my willy and balls have disappeared.
And when he looked down I nearly fell off my office chair.

I don't think I'll poo for a week.

Nice to know it wasn't just me!

See - if you think about this rationally - if each of those steps was right at ground level, we'd all have a go at dropping off one of them with a bike like that. So, for someone who can do drops like that in their sleep, there is no real challenge to it other than the huge F-Up factor.

Dear Lord! Thats a bit, erm... high consequence 😯

So, for someone who can do drops like that in their sleep, there is no real challenge to it other than the huge F-Up factor

The F-up factor and inability to be rational which IS the challenge. Pretty much all of these sorts of things is 90% mental and 10% skill.

Climbing is a good example. Placing gear whilst stood on the ground is actually very straight forward and fluid. Try doing it while you're 50ft up and will potentially hit the deck if you don't get the nut in. Your trousers are liable to go brown quite quickly.

Same with high northshore on the bike.

there is no real challenge to it other than the huge F-Up factor.

I expect it's a bit windier up there than at ground level.

Jeez my third eye is twitching just watching that,must have MEGA confidence in there own skills to even think of attempting that.

I always wondered what the squeaky noise was when trials riders land a drop, now I see - squeaky bum!

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What the hell was that at the end. Man or woman it wasn't a good look whatever

Good touch with the helmet and no other form of protection.

Scared me and i could not watch it all

Damn

Each to their own and all that but to me that's just bloody stupid. The Chris Askrigg video just posted is much more impressive and while there is still a reasonable penalty for failure in places it doesn't have quite such a high death potential.

jaysus 😯

He falls a bit, if you look at the scars on his legs.

I'm not scared of heights but watching that had me worried

There's a [url= http://www.ysp.co.uk/whats-on/open-air/sol-lewitt ]small version[/url] at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park for anyone who fancies sneaking a go!

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That's a tad high !

2 very different perspectives.

Helmet - you feel all the fear and see only serious consequence.

Shot of rider and you see a walk in the park by an expert rider.

Mental!