Covid-19 is invading our world, and the virus has been attacking our planet ferociously. France and the rest of the world are locked under quarantine but in a small village of the Pyrenees some like Titox the Gaulois are shredding the trails. The area is wild and green with tons of rain and beautiful peaks, it's home for loamy trails and fantastic escape in the heights. Despite being located close to Zona Zero in Spain, this area is almost the opposite! This video shows some of the trails around the village I could ride after the lockdown for a couple of weeks before heading back to the Alps.
I'm riding a masked frame from Vancouver, thanks to my very good friend Tomi. Than
@shimano transmission and brakes,
@raceface wheels, crankset, cockpit,
@MarzocchiMTB suspension,
@hutchinsontires wheels,
@urgebikeproducts helmets,
@CamelBak backpacks, Fabric saddle and Julbo glasses.
No worries the footage have been made after the quarantine. No disrespect for the victims of the virus and all the people fighting the pandemic around the globe.
Life is a chance. Stay safe. Make the most of it.
VIVELAVIE
tito
Riding this cliff requires huge skills and cojones, but an unexpected loose stone under your front wheel and a kid will miss her dad...
Does the challenge really worth it?
Call me adult if you wish, I'm OK with that.
"That's dangarous, you should not do that!"
And lets all feel adults abouth that!
Please, just admire the level of skill needed for riding this and do not judge.........
We all know Tito is very good at mtbiking. I don't need this kind of proof.
I do prefer videos of a talented guy + good stories + beautiful sketches than a RIP article on pinkbike.
It reminds me a video of McAskill riding a bridge with a 100% chance of death if he crashed. Kids (and parents) love him, no need to face death.
Aloha
In exchange I can really recommend salas de pallars and tremp, there is some super nice slick rock riding there
Great edit, True Mountain Biking.
¡Via Ferrata!
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