Damn and I thought Bobby Goldsbury was rad, but crazy Austrian Johannes Pistrol riding the Steinerne Rinne from Goinger Halt takes the cake, upping the game considerably. The only question I have is why even bother wear a helmet? It’s not gonna do much, right? What do you think, is this kind of riding pointless? Should he just have walked?
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hi! i don’t think this kind of riding is pointless, it’s more an answer of the question: what is rideable on a mtb? by the way: johannes pistrol is not german, he is austrian 😉
hi! i don’t think this kind of riding is pointless, it’s more an answer of the question: what is rideable on a mtb? by the way: johannes pistrol is not german, he is austrian 😉
Which idiot wrote this? “The only question I have is why even bother wear a helmet? It’s notgonna do much right? What do you think is this kinda riding pointless
should he just have walked?”
Your attitude must be the reason we have problems with people dumbing down our technical trails and trying to straighten them out and speed them up.
I think you’ve missed the point. When I read the above comment I thought, wow, falling from such great heights you could wear all the protective gear you like, you’re still screwed.
Which idiot wrote this? “The only question I have is why even bother wear a helmet? It’s notgonna do much right? What do you think is this kinda riding pointless
should he just have walked?”
Your attitude must be the reason we have problems with people dumbing down our technical trails and trying to straighten them out and speed them up.
I think you’ve missed the point. When I read the above comment I thought, wow, falling from such great heights you could wear all the protective gear you like, you’re still screwed.
Riding is never pointless. Johannes has admirable confidence and undoubted skill. But it’s still sickening to watch!
Riding is never pointless. Johannes has admirable confidence and undoubted skill. But it’s still sickening to watch!
I’ll go there and smash his KOM on that descent, by paraponting off instead of biking down. All fair is in love and strava.
I’ll go there and smash his KOM on that descent, by paraponting off instead of biking down. All fair is in love and strava.