Bike Hugger
From the description:
“With many of our overseas filming plans cancelled as a result of recent times myself and the crew decided to look a little closer to home for our latest film.
I am a big fan of rock climbing and have been inspired by the various men and woman who set new routes and test themselves on some amazing faces around the world so I set out to find some challenging Slab Rock routes on my home Island of Skye with an aim to ride them in a continuous line and test what was possible on my bike. The remote Dubh Slabs rising out of Loch Coruisk in the heart of the Black Cuilin ridge provided some of the steepest terrain I have ever ridden as well as an amazing back drop for the film.
Gawp at Danny MacAskill riding The Slabs: updated with behind-the-scenes footage 0shares The remote location and steep face forced us to think outside the box and meant we had to move away from traditional filming techniques.
UPDATE 03/02/21: and here’s the behind the scenes footage…
It’s a riding video from Danny MacAskill. You know what to do. Typically impressive and inspiring. He’s still not great a treading from a script mind…
“With many of our overseas filming plans cancelled as a result of recent times myself and the crew decided to look a little closer to home for our latest film.
Stomach-churning footage shows Scots cyclist Danny MacAskill cycling down Skye mountains
Danny MacAskill takes on a route down the sheer face of Sgurr Dubh Beag on the Isle of Skye.
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