Danny MacAskill on a big cross-country tour - "Wee Day Out" his latest movie | Ride MTB

Danny MacAskill on a big cross-country tour - "Wee Day Out" his latest movie

Danny MacAskill is going on a big cross-country tour. Not in the traditional way, of course. The Scotsman masters all the obstacles on his home circuit in his very own way.

Just two weeks after Danny published his first autobiography, fans can look forward to his next project. On his two-wheeled expedition, he takes mountain biking to a whole new level with his Santa Cruz 5010. In this highlight, the 30-year-old takes his audience on a journey through Scotland, accompanied by the lively song "National Express" by the band "The Divine Comedy". Danny presents his home country as it has probably never been presented before, transforming the nature of hilly Scotland into an action-packed mountain bike playground. The combination of technical trail sections and his impressive trials skills make for a fast-paced trip through the forests and meadows of Scotland. Scenes that underline his riding skills are repeatedly complemented by funny situations. The unique repertoire of tricks on the mountain bike includes a scrub to barrel roll (twisted back-flip), an underwater ride and a straw bale ride. Danny MacAskill's Wee Day Out is the next video to join the impressive line-up of previously undisputed video hits such as Epecuén (11 million views), Cascadia (17 million views), Way Back Home (38 million views), The Ridge (44 million views) and Imaginate (58 million views). Danny's opinion on the new project: "Although I show exceptional riding elements, my goal was to create a video that hopefully every mountain bike rider can relate to. We've all been in the situation of having to ride through a puddle without knowing how deep it is. In my case, it was 1.80 meters deep. I really wanted to shoot another video on my mountain bike and let my creativity run free. The clip describes a fun day on the bike, so I wanted it to come across as cheerful and carefree as possible."


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