Red Bull Rampage… on a recumbent bike? [Video]

Seth Stevens attempts to send some Red Bull Rampage lines on a recumbent bike.
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Since Rampage 2024, several riders have attempted to hit these gnarly freeride lines in the Utah desert on certifiably shitty bikes. First, Niklas Schmidt and a friend sent Brendan Fairclough’s ’24 Rampage line on $500 second-hand bikes.

In this video, Seth Stevens takes the trend to its ultimate conclusion by attempting some of the features at one of the original Rampage sites on a recumbent bike. Don’t try this at home, folks!

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