Extreme Biking
A very cool first person view of a downhill mountain bike trip at insane speed.
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that "insane speed" could haved knocked a slower rider off the hill, an added element of danger for everyone. 
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3. kutless429 5 years ago
I don't think I like it as much as a previous one here, but as before, good job and do this in high definition sometime in the future... 
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Sweet area. I wish I had places like that to ride down. The hills near me never last more then 2 min or so. Thats so sweet 
Too many people tho 
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9. Comment rated too low. Show this comment martynbiker 5 years ago
Fantastic! a little arrogant in that they didn't really care about shoving in front of slower riders...whats wrong with waiting at the top for like 2 more minutes and getting a clear run?... and the bit at the end when he cut in front of the guy going through the narrow fence was just plain rude....... but at the same time I have to admire that nutters skill on a bike.
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10. Comment rated too low. Show this comment JimDunlop 5 years ago
Extreme? If by extreme they mean irresponsible then yeah. Idiots like this have no business being on a hill with other riders. The way they were riding was an accident just waiting to happen. And for what? So they can show off on the net with a stupid video clip of their ride.
Doesn't matter if it's skiing, boarding, biking -- people like this give their sport a bad name and hotshots that think they can "handle it" are still human. they can make a mistake. One slipup and they can f### themselves or someone else up for life.
If I was one of the guys that got cut off by these douchebags and I met up with them at the bottom of the hill, one of 'em would be eating that f---n' camera.
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11. BombDiggady 5 years ago
I thought that the camera was going to get whacked by a tree several times.
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13. Fergus_Thedog 5 years ago
Thankfully I live in Australia, and can go down a hundred hills like this on my bike and never see another rider.
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14. drwhitelight 5 years ago
This video must have been taken in Hungary because of the language. I wish I knew where, my girlfriend lives in Kecskemet. I would like to talk to whoever posted this video.
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15. drwhitelight 5 years ago
They are saying koszi to those they pass, which is Hungarian for thanks.
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Actually, it's in France. They are not saying "Koszi", but "Merci", which is French for thanks. They also speak French at the begining and at the end of the video.
The name of the place is given at the begining of the video: "Descente de Venosc", which is in France, in the Alps, here: http://maps.google.com/maps?source=ig&hl=fr&rlz=&=&q=descente%20de%20venosc&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl .
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#16 i've lived in france for the past six years; you are right, that's definitely french. (#9 and #10) and they are generaly very rude.
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18. Chumney_Warner 5 years ago
Pfff
used to go faster on our ralirgh grifters back in the day, and we used to pedal up the hill.
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19. Chumney_Warner 5 years ago
Ohh anf for those that wonder what a raliegh Grifter is imagine you had some spare steel scafold poles lieing around and you decided to make a bike from them.
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3speed Sturmey Archer gears Chumney old bean??? I had the XL model, black with red detailing and a stand too
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#16 it's not "merci"; it's "passez" from the french verb "to pass". The cameraman is warning the rider in front he's coming though. Pity his mate didn't extend the same courtesy to the unsuspecting bikers he nearly forced off the track on numerous occasions (he seemed quite intent on passing everyone in front of him, regardless of the threat to the other bikers).
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#21 I'm French Canadian and he's saying "Merci" as in thanks for letting me pass. There's no doubt there.
"Passez" actualy means "You may pass". If he wanted to warn them that he was going to pass, he would say "Laissez moi passer" as in "Let me pass" or "Je passe" as in "I'm going to pass you" or "Tassez-vous" as in "Get out of the way". He didn't do any of this. He was just saying thanks as he was passing them to be polite.
It was still rude since most of them didn't really let him pass. He just cut in front of em'.
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23. Barack4PRESIDENT 5 years ago
I want to do this so bad. Amazing how the cliffs and trails are so steep with so many wicked turns; incredible how they don't fuck up going that fast! Looks dangerous but really fun.
Are they really in France? Those mountains look incredibly high!
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Pretty droll in essence. I really liked seeing how the landscape changed and developed as the descended the mountain.
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#22 I've watched this again several times and I am willing to admit that, on the first occasion, the cameraman says "Merci". However, the next two times, he says something that sounds very diferent.
While I am not French or French-Canadian, I do have reasonably good hearing. However, I will respectively bow to your natively superior knowledge of the French language. May I ask you the following questions? I have some doubt that the cameraman was as polite (by saying "thank you" as you have indicated.
How do you say in French:
1. "Excuse me, I'd like to pass."
2. "I'm passing!"
3. "PASSING!!!"
My questions are derived from the apparent activities of the two cyclists. They seem intent on passing all other cyclists in front of them. Almost at any cost. I don't think the "Merci" response fits everything the cameraman says on the downhill section of the videoclip.
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26. Severd_nerv 5 years ago
Did anyone else who ever had a bike in there life See every Acident they ever had flash b4 there eyes ..... i did lolol Still a Wikid Video tho .....Bloody Nutters 
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29. kokodrilito 5 years ago
why you people bother to talk about the harm if they fall down??? just enjoy the extreme ride and save time writing bulls.
What if they pass by other people? if other are slowest than you just, pass it...
Let this two extreme guys show off whatever the way they want... or is it jealousy?
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30. belgiancyclist 5 years ago
#25
He's saying "pardon" the first time (same word) and then "merci" each time he's passing a rider, to apologize.
They're also sometime speaking in english maybe because of the movie. And I'm not sure the first guy is french.
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jajaja genial como genial es este libro de ciencia ficcion ^^
http://www.bubok.com/libros/4042/Xerhon--Ra
es muy bueno ^^
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anyone speak french can help me here? i need a little translation assistance. how do you say the following phrase in french -
"You arrogant dangerous asshole, do you think you own that mountain? Or is it because you are French that you can cut in front of people like that, at high speed, with no regard for their safety? Extreme, indeed! Your stupidity is very extreme, you sad, lonely, selfish little man."
can anyone help me out here with a little translation? thanks!!
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anyone speak french can help me here? i need a little translation assistance. how do you say the following phrase in french -
"You arrogant dangerous asshole, do you think you own that mountain? Or is it because you are French that you can cut in front of people like that, at high speed, with no regard for their safety? Extreme, indeed! Your stupidity is very extreme, you sad, lonely, selfish little man."
can anyone help me out here with a little translation? thanks!!
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anyone speak french can help me here? i need a little translation assistance. how do you say the following phrase in french -
"You arrogant dangerous asshole, do you think you own that mountain? Or is it because you are French that you can cut in front of people like that, at high speed, with no regard for their safety? Extreme, indeed! Your stupidity is very extreme, you sad, lonely, selfish little man."
can anyone help me out here with a little translation? thanks!!
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#34 here is your translation :
"Espece de trou du cul arrogant, tu penses vraiment être propriétaire de la montagne ? Ou est ce que c'est parce que tu es américain que tu te donne le droit d'attaquer les gens dans le monde à haute vitesse sans penser à la sécurité des autres ? Extrême en effet est ta stupidité toi aigris, seul et égoïst petit homme."
French speaking people will get it XD
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38. crashtest450 5 years ago
35, as a French Canadian, from the little we hear spoken, with the exception of "merci" (as in, thank you for letting me pass), I think the cameraman is from Quebec as opposed to being an American. It is sad to say but we sometimes make poor tourists...
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42. Comment rated too low. Show this comment yeyi 4 years ago
LA PASADA DE LA VIDA,PIRADOS ESO ES ARTE Y UNOS COJONES COMO UN BURRO.
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43. therippedpage 3 years ago
more like:
Extreme Douchebags
two hotshots push riders off a two foot path
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Before we blame:
Who's really rude here?
Our riders, or the one's they passed?
Many of the riders that were passed did not belong there.
The video shows what amounts to a black double diamond ski run...
It isn't made to go slow on!
It's for experts.
It's straight down!
Did you notice?
Not everyone belongs on a run like this...
and not everyone should be there.
It's a high level double black diamond run, not a sightseeing tour...
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45. DemosTheKing 3 years ago
#17 needs to get a life. People here are just as rude, just they do it behind your back. #34 for instance is an example of rudeness. I love the translation by #36.
He said "merci" when passing.
The scenery is breathtaking! Beautiful.
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1. SixaxisDualshock 5 years ago
"My brakes! My brakes! Oh noooooooooooo..."