This trials bike, inspired by Danny’s home island of Skye and co-designed with him using his favorite components, is available from Freehub at the low, low price of just $2,906 (US).

Where does Danny MacAskill live?

Glasgow
As of April 2009, MacAskill had been practising several hours per day for more than 12 years. He gave up his job as a mechanic so he could ride full-time and now lives in Glasgow.

How much is Danny MacAskill’s bike worth?

This trials bike, inspired by Danny’s home island of Skye and co-designed with him using his favorite components, is available from Freehub at the low, low price of just $2,906 (US).

Where was Danny MacAskill Cascadia filmed?

His latest film Cascadia was shot in Las Palmas, the capital of Gran Canaria, off the coast of west Africa.

Does Danny MacAskill have a daughter?

Danny MacAskill Discovers the Singletrailer Singletrailer was originally just a way to spend more time mountain biking around his hometown of Aberfoyle, outside of Glasgow, with his then two-year-old daughter Daisy and his wife Amber.

How tall is Danny MacAskill?

5′ 9″Danny MacAskill / Height

What helmet does Danny MacAskill wear?

signature Endura helmet
MacAskill now has a signature Endura helmet Although Danny has only been a team rider for Endura since 2015, his association with the brand reaches back many years, to his first job in a bike shop, where he used a pair of Endura waterproof gloves.

What brand bike does Danny MacAskill ride?

Santa Cruz Bicycles
The Danny Macaskill Bike | Santa Cruz Bicycles.

What brakes does Danny MacAskill use?

The brakes—appropriately named “MT7 Danny MacAskill”—are based on Magura’s four-piston MT7 downhill and enduro brakes, but boast unique levers. Previous to the launch of his signature brake, MacAskill had already co-developed a new one-finger brake lever with Magura.

How many bones has Danny MacAskill broken?

Danny MacAskill was never off his bike during a whirlwind journey to becoming an internet sensation. And despite breaking more than 30 bones while practising his daredevil bike skills, the 33-year-old says he sees no end to the niche career he has carved out for himself.

What school did Danny MacAskill go to?

Danny MacAskill was born on the 23rd of December 1985. He grew up in the village of Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye. He went to school in Dunvegan and in Portree, where he was in Gaelic Medium Education. He rode his bike from a young age and started doing tricks on it.

Who is Daisy in Danny MacAskill video?

Daisy Thomson
Scottish cycle stunt superstar Danny MacAskill has unveiled a breathtaking new video – showing him taking a two-year-old girl on an action-packed adventure around Scotland. Daisy Thomson was just two years of age when most of her scenes in Danny MacAskill’s new film were shot.

Is Danny MacAskill the best in the world?

Danny MacAskill is one of the best-known bike riders of all time. His use of imaginative lines and creative features, combined with his unrivalled technical ability, have culminated in a collection of some of the best riding edits you’ll ever see.

What is the difference between carbon C and carbon CC?

Carbon C versus Carbon CC A quick word on the two types of carbon that Santa Cruz make mountain bikes from. Carbon C is the cheaper. Carbon CC is the more expensive one. Basically Carbon CC weighs a bit less (there’s not much in it admittedly) but is just as strong and stiff as Carbon C.

How many broken bones has Danny MacAskill had?

Hundreds of attempts can mean injuries and MacAskill has broken more than 20 bones, although ask him about the physical cost of his career and he downplays it.

Who is the best MTB rider in the world?

Atherton has racked up 14 consecutive World Cup wins, something no one has ever done before.

What bike does Danny MacAskill ride in the ridge?

Santa Cruz Bronson
Danny overcame it all on a stock Santa Cruz Bronson carbon frame with the Cane Creek Double Barrel Air rear shock and Enve wheel upgrades.

Are carbon bikes faster than aluminum?

Generally speaking, yes, carbon bikes are faster than aluminum, but it’s important not to lose sight of the significance of design and build quality when assessing the performance of bikes made of different materials.

How long do carbon mountain bike frames last?

Unless they are damaged or poorly built, carbon bike frames can last indefinitely. Most manufacturers still recommend that you replace the frame after 6-7 years, however, carbon frames are so strong that they often outlast their riders.