RISKIEST Mountain Bike Ride of My Life 1000ft Drop

I tackle the RISKIEST mountain bike ride of my life along a 1000ft cliff in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. It was more than a ride - it was an epic, fear-defying, heart-pounding adventure that tested my limits and skills.

Brace yourself for a journey filled with stunning views, intense moments, and the pure adrenaline rush of biking on the edge. Don't miss this!"

All filmed on my Insta360 X3 camera.

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[wreckim]

I'm so proud of myself for not falling off my computer chair just watching this. Insane.

[Durwood]

I love mountain biking, but I would never be so foolish as to risk my life on a trail like this.

[justinkrann]

Hey we all have to start somewhere. Beginner trails like this set a valuable foundation.

[anyaaa]

At times like this, I remember that *fear* is actually a good thing. It stops you from doing anything stupid and risking your life.

[KrazyKaiser]

Are you *sure* that's a bike trail and not just a foot trail? lmao! That's really intense stuff! I'd love to go hiking on this mountain.

[somebullshit]

Brakes sound like you're at a World Cup match.

Outstanding video. One could only dream

[Gromaul]

He's freaking out over the totally safe tunnel with a cool river running through it, but then gets up and rides along a cliff with instant painful death on one side, and trip hazards on the other. The duality of man. Also, at 12:08, if you can't get a bike through it without needing to physically adjust your bike, it is no longer a bike trail. You may have managed to get a bike through it, and people may decided its part of their bike trail, but it is absolutely clear it was not designed to be a bike trail, so the statement 'this is a bike trail' doesn't make a ton of sense. If I need to disassemble the bike, and carry it across a river is it still a bike trail? No, its a trail that I have found a way to ride a bike on.

[mycroft]

Coming back to this a few times, and I think the most impressive thing about this video is just how much information your brain is processing doing something like this. Visual information has to be processed, recognizing things on and off the trail. Rapid decisions based on that. Balance information from your ears. Tactile information from your hands and feet about the terrain and bike itself. Deciding when to stiffen or relax muscles to handle bumps. Then all of the additional senses sending info. The sheer amount of information hitting you non-stop at high speed that has to be sorted, prioritized, decisions made and reactions sent out to the body... that's truly insane.

[streetpigeonmtb]

This feels like a montage of 'wow' moments. You are one of the few people making super wide angle footage work. Fantastic riding Alex.

[JerryNordstrom]

I love these videos... because there is absolutely no way on earth I would ever do this myself. Thanks for letting mere mortals live vicariously through your insanity.

[Thealt]

I'm seeing the beautiful mountains and trails and they're just so majestic. Man it feels like a lifetime seeing those mountains as you guys were biking. I feel like I'm living in those backgrounds when I'm watching videos.

[jorgen]

I get the enjoyment of the biking and the nature views but risking your life for some thrill like this, you do you.

[spadgm]

That was utterly insane, I would have died at least 20 times attempting that!

[echomike]

I love the thrills on the trails riding my bike but I would not risk my life for that. You are a brave man, hands down.

[Booklover-coffeelover]

7:05 the fact that not only you biked in the steepest edge but you had such SPEED descending is bonkers. Wow.

[Momo-qois]

Watching this VDO releases my inner anxiety and stress ❤. Thanks a lot!

[mycroft]

I don't mountain bike, but I do hike peaks, and there is something magical about the high alpine environment. The air is cool and crisp and feels electric. And the colors... greens and blues that all feel deeper and richer. This trail was intense. Even from a hiking stand point, but biking it... dang. Brave. there had to be some pretty intense "oh crap" moments when turns or things come up on you out of nowhere. Those nice long stretches where you could really let go and just pick up some nice speed... amazing.

[kenhorn]

So scary it was almost painful to watch this! I can't imagine what it felt like to actually be riding this trail, mechanical failures not allowed, or else you die.

[Fargonuts]

Unbelievable. What an amazing place. You guys are crazy, and so skilled at your craft. Well done, and thank you for sharing.

[American_Enigma]

I'm thankful for videos such as this from about the 7:04 through 8:34 mark for a couple different reason. 1. It's important to have people who actually believe they are invincible so we can have statistics to validate our mortality. 2. It's important that I can show my wife there are in fact people who are far more reckless than myself. So keep on keeping on until the bitter end boss man.