Whoa.

The only thing I dislike about these videos is that fish-eye lens they seem to all use. I know whatever surface they're riding is insanely treacherous, but I'd still like to get a good look at it without the distorted view. I can't imagine I would respect these riders less for what they do, despite the distorted view making it look that much more dramatic.

This was one of the videos that follow it on YT.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGdRKIA2nzc#t=117

Has some tele shots where you can see things not distorted.

-scheherazade

I like these videos and they're certainly capturing people who are at the top of their game in every way, but I don't think he went 'where [I] thought he shouldn't'. He went along a track that many bikes have already gone on. All of the tracks are crazy and I wouldn't be seen riding any of them, but he's biking over a trail that's already established...

When someone gets around to capturing stuff like this with dual GoPro's that can be played back through Oculus Rift, there will be a lot of vomit on PC keyboards.

P.S. 1:46 : Oh look there's a convenient cliff to push the guy with the vuvuzela off of.