Vittorio Brumotti does it again! Road Bike Freestyle 2 shows the Italian trials superstar taking it up a notch on a road bike. Martyn Ashton’s Road Bike Party inspired Brumotti to change his trials riding to using a road bike and take it to a whole new level, showing off his incredible riding skills. From the Tinkoff Saxo team bus, to Italian quarries via the Californian sunshine, Road Bike Freestyle 2 showcases Vittorio’s incredible riding around the world!

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48 Comments

  1. yeah – cool. I'm thinking ride across a tightrope with your lycra in flames and the tightrope is ignited chasing behind you and then you fall into a pool to put it out. Oh yeah.

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