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Bromotti Wows Tour de San Luis Crowd with Insane Rooftop climb

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Brumotti Tour De San Luis

At this point you should be familiar with the antics insane skills of Vittorio Brumotti. The Italian does things on a road bike that most people should never even attempt on any bike, let alone one with 25mm tires. As part of the pre and post race show at this year’s Tour de San Luis, Brumotti is showing fans a good time which apparently means climbing the steep roof of Terrazas del Portezuelo. I’m not even sure how his tires are sticking as he side hops up to the top…

The Tour de San Luis continues tomorrow and will finish up this weekend.

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Princess
Princess
8 years ago

He must be using the new Power Ranger Pro tire from Michelin.

Ryan S
Ryan S
8 years ago

There’s in easy way, and there’s a hard way.

Widget
Widget
8 years ago

Who here reckons you NEED disc brakes?

Dave
Dave
8 years ago

Good lord that dude is fit.

Allan
Allan
8 years ago

One misjudgment of his angle, and down he’d go. That’s pretty crazy, though I thought when I first clicked on this that he was going to “ride” to the top…

Also, next time he needs to point his camera up a little bit!

sad
sad
8 years ago

he has a video were he bunny hop his way to the top of a very long flight of rock stairs.. i wouldnt be surprised if it was one take. i dont even know how he can handle doing it for so long. i’d be dead tired (granted that I dont fall first) after the first 15 jumps

huroncrusher
8 years ago

He also hopped his way up a 100+ flights of the tallest building in Dubai. I’m sure this one felt like child’s play.

Frippolini
Frippolini
8 years ago

Boys and girls, no need of disc brakes for “superior” stopping power. LOL.

Jason Miles
8 years ago

What do you think about 57% grade?

https://goo.gl/OFyVa3

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