Well, the Tour de France finally got interesting this year. While it’s certainly not the first time someone’s done this, Alexis Bosson certainly styled his jump this year. Not only did he clear the pack and make it on international TV, he threw a big ol’ suicide no-hander over the road gap.
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Sure, we don’t typically cover motorsports, but every so often we come across some stuff that is just too mind-blowing to ignore. Some of that stuff is X-Games Real Moto, which much like the snow and skate versions of the contest, is a showcase of riders skills far beyond any competition. The annual video competition gives the world’s best moto riders the chance to showcase their skills and style in their own way. Check out some of our favorites here. RELATED: Course Preview of the Audi
Bienvenido Aguado has been on a tear lately. Turns out he likes to throw front flips on his big bike. Last weekend, he won Best Trick at Marzocchi Proving Grounds with a front flip off the cannon gap that got the crowd truly riled up. Yesterday, he put down a world’s first at Audi Nines: a front flip tsunami on his downhill bike. For anyone who doesn’t know what that is, it’s a frontflip where Bienvé flips ahead of his bike, bringing it back under his feet late. It’s never been landed on a
Remember those old Danny Macaskill videos from a few years ago, where he tore up the streets of Edinburgh aboard his tiny trials bike? Like the ones that seared his riding into our collective imaginations and turned him into a household name? Well, his friend and frequent riding partner Fabio Wibmer just took it back to those days in his new edit RELATED: World's First Tsunami Front Flip on a DH Bike Filmed throughout the streets and mountains of Austria, in Linz, Vienna, Graz, and
