That's crazy biking man

blistering man!! wish I could go doubles with him

crazy man ....

Wow i've tried downhill many times when i was a small kid and i almost always invariably crashed due to over-correction and improper standing position, real talent this guess we could learn something like that here

EDIT: Just noticed.......these guys are riding at the edge of a f***ing CLIFF!!! god damn!!

thats crazyy..

BTW anyone like the movie Jo jeeta woh sikander , watched it again after long and loved it . the cycle race had more thrill than motogp

Wow! This is indeed nice. Addicted. The thought of going down such steep roads on a bike is great. e.g Lavasa downhill is bliss for such stuff.

That was a nice trail ride.. here's my favourite freeride video so far..

YouTube - Inspired Bicycles - Danny MacAskill April 2009

Just watched the video. Those riders are damn crazy and damn skilled!

Watch few more..
Here's one of my fav ads: YouTube - Lance Armstrong Nike Commercial

And some neat stunts: YouTube - Extreme MTB Stunts!!!

Wow amazing stuff!

bengalooru cyclothon

bengalooru cyclothon on 11oct.
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watched all the vids..man awesome stuff..truely inspiring ..that "inspired by cycling " vid was the best ./..itz like doing parkour with a cycle

Tour of Nilgiris: 900 km through the Blue Mountains on a bicycle!

At the peak of winter, get set to cycle though one of the most scenic routes in South India- The Nilgiris.



The Tour of Nilgiris (TFN) is a 900+km, 8-day cycling tour that kicks off at Bangalore on 15th December 2009. With over 70 participants, TFN is scheduled to pass through Bangalore, Mysore, Hassan, Mercara, Irupu, Sultanbathery and Ooty. A first of its kind sporting event to be held in India, this is a spectacular tour of the South Indian heritage, culture, cuisines and its people. This is the second edition of the highly successful TFN which kicked off last year.

The TFN aims to become a premier cycling event on the national sports calendar. Last year 56 riders completed the extreme tour, including two riders from the adventure wing of the Indian Air Force. This is the longest cycling event in the country. It is also perhaps the most scenic ride as it exposes riders to the incredible bio-diversity of the Nilgiris.

The TFN is fully supported by emergency medical services, qualified medical personnel, support teams that ensure food and water is available to riders across the route and sweeper vehicles.



The TFN is organized by RideACycle Foundation (Ride A Cycle), a not-for-profit advocacy group promoting sustainable transport, responsible travel and environmentally and socially responsible bicycling opportunities. Last year, the RideACycle Foundation donated bicycles to needy students of the Deeksha PU College in Bangalore, organized bicycle workshops in various parts of the city, and is now working with the KSRTC to develop bicycle lanes in Bangalore. The founding trustee of the RAC-F, Mr Ravi Ranjan, said that, "The success of the TFN in 2008 has ensured that more people want to go out on the TFN that aims at creating awareness among the general public about the multiple benefits of commuting by the most humble mode of transport – the cycle."

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