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lol

@@wreked5666 My online cousin!!

same

Hilarious!! I had to take Dramamine.

Na I think it isn't... Riding also trails, with deep drops alongside the track but sometimes, if it's dangerous close..(20m-40m deep drops in fallen trees, cliffs the most people didn't survive) Have that situation often, I think about it. It isn't worth sometimes to risk ur life for short thrill.

Fully agree, been often foolish. 😂

common in skiing this area could be called a "no-fall" zone. different levels of adventure for everyone, sadly some people have to push it to literal suicidal levels. RIP

Wow, that was insane

I almost fell off a 20 foot creek edge once, probably wouldn't have died from it but would've definitely had some broken bones. It's straight down too, not really anything to stop the fall. They actually closed that part of that particular trail because it was too eroded there.

Ha ha, well said! 😊

lmao. made me laugh.

I nose exhaled to this

You can tell it's a foot trail from the rope on the side. Really dumb because if there were people walking along the ridge and they had to stop suddenly it couldn've been a seriously bad day for them and innocent hikers. They were brave for risking their lives, but stupid and selfish for risking innocent hikers

@@danm4320 You can tell like 65% of the trail is way to ruff for a bike and a lot of the spots are really to narrow. Riding on the really big rocks right next to a 300ft to 500ft drop is just asking to die no tanks.

​@@DJboutit2🪦?

​@danm4320 always have to be one of you "but hikers, but hikers" hikers DO NOT HAVE MORE PRIVILEGES THAN BIKERS.

It's a bike trail. That's exactly what the sign said. NO HIKERS ALLOWED.

100%. it's dumb and irresponsible.

Blame the 'tour' guide.

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@@ol2hahe Yeah no, it is just stupid. I often go hiking on such paths and this can be really dangerous for all people involved. Especially because it isn't like MTBers don't have dedicated paths there.

if he doesn't care about his own life, he certainly doesn't care about others lives

Wow, that's a great quote!

Ya, me too! I ride motorcycles and road bikes, but this level of expertise is beyond my abilities, so I love watching!

the probability that you hit the bicycle bar on the right-side mountain is to big. And if you DO... like he almost did the video.. no more tiktok.

lol so funny and right

Fun to watch stupid people do dumb things

A foolish man....

There's a very thin line between bravery and stupidity

brave? i say stupid.

@@NicCageForPresident2024we all do things like this in our youth. I was into motorcycles before I had kids. I stopped riding when I started my family

​@@chevy4x466that is a lie. No one does this in their youth.

Yep, it doesn't seem like a bike trail, more like a hiking trail. And these guys don't even pretend to give a shit about anybody else.

you can see Grand Randonnee markings (red and white) along the track - that is definitely a hiking trail. hopefully they did scout ahead and warned upcoming hikers - if not they were lucky that Swiss law enforcement didn't catch them. [edit] second part seems to be a proper mountain bike trail.

@@alphaniner3770 In Switzerland, France and Italy trails with these markings are generaly shared between hikers and bikers as long as the bikers prioritise the hikers. In Austria and Germany rules have gone more strict because of repeated conflicts between hikers and bikers. It is a fine equilibrium and shooting down the trails at speed on your back wheel, skidding through tight corners with blocked rear wheel and cutting corners through fields will not help this situation. Cool in a bike park but not on the trail. It will cause the community to close the trail for bikers and that will stay forever.

@@stevemullen634these trails are often very old, and bikers can be seen as recent guests. It's indeed up to how responsible the bikers behave. Videos like this show the reckless side - not sure if they took any safety precautions regarding hikers. I would be very upset if I would run into such a bunch bombing down - imagine hiking with kids up that path. But if they had warned me it would be another story - it is impressive to see what humans are capable of.

@@stevemullen634 bikes are forbidden in France on the GR ("Grande Randonnée") trails, and on all trails in the National Parks (Ecrins, Vanoise etc); with reason I think, just to say ;). There are more and more bike trails on the other hand...

Nauseating :D

Insanely Exhilarating! 😍

Most of it is muscle memory. This is why they say you never forget how to ride a bike.

It's pretty easy when you fall off a few times. You learn not to make mistakes pretty damn quickly, you know with self preservation, risk/reward and all that.

These are great points, really well said! Thank you.

@@DeadlyDan Oh, absolutely, much about the process of riding is offloaded to the brainstem and never even reaches the brain. But this is a trail they have never ridden before, so there's still an awful lot that is going to need processing. They may know how to avoid a rock, but they don't know where they are on this trail, nor are they aware ahead of time how wide, steep, other obstacles, etc. So that's all going to have to come from real time processing. And that need will cause a much higher release of adrenaline to aid in that with its seeming time dilation effects on awareness. Which is likely why expert riders seek out new trails... to get that higher "rush" feeling again. After the 4th or 5th time down, they've got the trail down and most of it is offloaded to the brainstem again.

Lower oxygen concentrations can make you delirious...

@@mma771 True, though I was born and raised in the Rockies so I'm not as affected by that as many. Standing 14k+ feet up doesn't make me light headed or breathe harder.

@@mycroft16 then it must be the adrenaline that makes you experience things deeper than normal

This show me a pleasure. But some thing astonished.❤😮

Part of it is probably the cleaner air, mountains useually have cleaner air than alot of other places, usually cleaner than most places accesable to normal folks (with exceptions due to wind currents, but even then they are cleaner than cities and the mediate places around said cities). The only places with cleaner air are extremely remote rainforest and Antarctica.

You're probably not stupid, is why. The poster of this video is not a professional and frequently displays amateurish behavior. Don't imitate this crap

@@-pROvAK I guess you're right!

@@-pROvAKcan you explain

@@callmeLetr0these ppl are just stupid man they cant see people having the time of their lives and be like “ Oh My God hEs sO sTupid for living the life i cant have”

human failure also not allowed. i wouldnt count on it. its beautifull hiking that stuff aswell. Cant imagine riding stuff like that. Some gnarly corners in the mountain on a road bike can already be scary enough on the descent.

Everybody dies. Only some people truly live.

​@@GypsyGirl317Everyone lives who live.

@@GypsyGirl317There’s a difference between truly living, and being incredibly stupid.

this video explains the extremely expensive bikes

Yeah cause you would have so much chance to enjoy the scenery.

😂 thanks to them indeed

It gets better 😉

Thanks a lot!

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I was holding my hands tight while watching it! 😂

Fr. Glad to live in a time to be able to see the things like this via smartphone! Lol

There is a thin line between brave and stupid

Don't mistake ballsy for stupidity.

naw they just are insane enou8gh to do things others wont and have fun while doing it

I’ll be uploading that to my pov channel! Alex Holowko POV

@@wolfpack_adventures oh, thank u for the info! Dat's wonderful! Also its always greatly inspiring to watch. Even tho the area around my place isn't even remotely that rocky, after watching ur vids I'm ready to stick up with terraforming just to have similar experience :)

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lol you are an NPC, the wide angle lens makes it look worse than it is, use your brain

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Perspective being 'not on the side of a cliff'.

It is wide angle so it does exactly opposite, and fix your brakes mate.

nonsense its a super wide angle shot

Free climbing mountains goes beyond all levels of scary including this although falling several thousand feet knowing your life is over is an experience I wish on nobody.

"Any mistake can be your last one" exactly my sentiment its the kind of thing special forces would do as part of a confidence test.

Hiking trail

@@wolfpack_adventures too bad you didn't fall

​@corneliusthecrowtamer1937 wow, you are evil.

@@wolfpack_adventures then why did you ride it?

Nothing brilliant about it. It's stupid, plain and simple.

What skills…you mean stupidness

@@notknown42 People who do that kind of stuff have a lot of training until they do such things. Yes, it is risky, but it is not that bad if you actually have the skills and are careful.

Until someone dies for riding a bike on a footpath

@@ryancommented9172 Of course if they are not capable of driving those paths they shouldn't do that. To me it seems like they are capable of judging the risk of their action. At least I can judge the risk of where I can hike and where I can't. So they probably can do the same.

@benrex7775 I mean, they are the ones doing it not me, so it's their lives at stake. However, even a simple hiccup and boom, there goes their balance. I'm assuming they scouted ahead an knew nobody was hiking, but some of the stuff they did was them just toying with death

Also, I am not sure whether bikes are allowed on these waterways ("bisses"), especially on narrow ones like Bisse d’Ayent, Niwärch, Gorperi, Wyssa… I hiked the Bisse d’Ayent once and such an encounter with crazy bikers would not have been a pleasant experience, to say the least. 😡 Elsewhere, I don’t mind.

In general I do not want to be the one complaining as I do creazy things myself (climbing, hiking), but this does not look like a bike route. Like whatever, but mixing hikers and bikers on one route is not the best idea. And you can always find adrenaline on a prepared track with exposition, while not fighting with the route as much... If this is indeed a bike route, the preparation is slightly off I guess :P