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Tim Knoll in Berlin still from Red Bull clipVideo: this BMXer is one of a kind
Tim Knoll’s BMX style is pretty unique, as this stunning video for Red Bull demonstrates.
Described as one of the most creative BMX riders in the world, Knoll’s style is acrobatic, balletic at times, and uses the urban environment to turn the bike - and Knoll himself - to unusual and brilliant configurations.
Filmed in Berlin with suitably creative edit, and music made by his brother Phil, the clip shows how Knoll’s background in gymnastics comes in handy, as he performs part BMX, part parcour stunts with flips and moves off the bike, onto street furniture, and back on again.
Video: behind the scenes of Danny MacAskill's Cascadia
The American describes his riding style as BMX freestyle, incorporating flatland-style tricks with three dimensional objects. Have a watch and see for yourself.
You can read an interview with Knoll here.
Laura Laker is a freelance journalist with more than a decade’s experience covering cycling, walking and wheeling (and other means of transport). Beginning her career with road.cc, Laura has also written for national and specialist titles of all stripes. One part of the popular Streets Ahead podcast, she sometimes appears as a talking head on TV and radio, and in real life at conferences and festivals. She is also the author of Potholes and Pavements: a Bumpy Ride on Britain’s National Cycle Network.
one easy way to improve cycling infrastructure is to insist that, on the first week of opening, all local councillors and highways engineers...
He's got the outfit sorted already and everything...
...and here. This one's confusing - you should give way to them if they're waiting to cross / they have priority if they've already started to cross.
Seems like Dynamic Touch-Up is not sold in UK, according to the Dynamic website. Decathlon has a whitener at £4.99. Anybody tried it?
Exactly - it's a silly headline. Scared = clickbait, not reality.
$500 (maybe) to get this Silca advertisement in this and other articles in multiple websites . Genius !
Not drivers but I had to link this.
Maybe the Vitus brand name has some value to an open mould manufacturer?
DfT has for decades supported through incompetence the use of pavements and cycle lanes as parking bays for the beleaguered UK driver. There is no...
Possibly – although would they have been able to avoid hitting the back of the pickup if it had to make an emergency stop because the jogger...