Seen this guy?

[Robert Lambie]

Great Video Marcella… love watching the guy…
Mr MacGaskill has my full respect for what he can do on a bike and hats off to the guy for what he has achieved since posting his video on youtube. Which I believe has resulted in TV adverts, interviews and worldwide sponsorship.
Being very in-to the old 2 wheeled push-bike scene myself, I was most impressed by his fence-top ride at the beginning of the video and his building roof top drop-to-wall maneuver at 4m 46secs in the video… both extremely difficult and dangerous, like most of his stunts. But for me, those two got my vote.
Ironically enough, the guy recently broke his color-bone I think it was… “walking to work and tripping up a pavement”.

"Oh, and before i forget… at point 5 mins in the video, those steps he’s on in the video… I remember lying there, mid way down, comfortably numb and very drunk after a Pizza one night looking up at the Fireworks going off above me for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival some years ago…. :lol1:

anyway… "i do go on eh!" :lol1:

[Michael Potter]

Wow Robert What do you people put in your Pizza’s?
happy new year
Mike

[Peter Normington]

Great performance,

I must add who ever did the filming and editing also did a phenomenal job.

Peter

[John Gregson]

agree with peter – and the music is good too!

[Robert Lambie]

Another one, more of an interview but some great riding again.

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[John Singh]

Terrific stuff 🙂

[Martin Oxenham]

I seen two guys at Portland several weeks ago on these saddleless bikes and they were litteraly climbing up rocks in this small valley, making jumps of over ten feet upwards as well as down and jumping from ledge to ledge.
Just incredible.

[David Rogers]

Some nice DH / cross skills from a few US boys.

Excellent camera work too.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=b04_1269440829