(2 Oct 2010) HEADLINE: Raw Video: Biker rides up 48 flights
CAPTION: A Polish bicycle rider jumped up Austria’s highest building on Saturday, the 48-floor tall Milleniumstower in Vienna. (Oct. 2)
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1. Wide of Milleniumstower, highest building in Austria
2. Mid of Milleniumstower
3. Krystian Herba posing in front of his bike for cameras
4. Cutaway of camera crews
5. Krystian Herba doing a handstand
6. Wide of top of tower
7. Various of Krystian Herba starting climb
8. Close up of bike on step
9. View from window of tower down to ground
10. Krystian Herba on the 48th floor
11. Camera follows Krystian Herba on the last stairs to the finish, ends with a somersault by Herba, at the top
12. Herba’s team looking out of the window
13. Herba standing again and drinking
14. Mid lady congratulating Herba
15. SOUNDBITE: (Polish) Krystian Herba, stunt cyclist:
“I’m very satisfied with this climb. I did not expect such a fast time, 18minutes 9 seconds, that is much faster than I expected. I thought about a time of 20 minutes, I succeeded, I’m very happy. This is the highest building I ever climbed, the first one outside Poland, it will for sure not be the last and I think I will surprise you more than one time in the future”
16. Wide Herba celebrating his success, performing artistic stunts on his bike
17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Krystian Herba, stunt cyclist:
“One special thing for me, I want to dedicate this event, this my special win, because the first, which is not important (indistinct phrase) I said to my father who is very sick, he has a cancer in his eye. But it’s OK, I know that he is proud of me and I am also proud of him.”
18. Pull out of view from the tower

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