THE KNIFE EDGE

"When you’re constantly seeking to go beyond your comfort zone, to do things that nobody has ever done before, sometimes the outcome balances on a knife edge" Dan Atherton
Gee Atherton’s 'The Knife Edge' is not the glossy action sports edit that we’ve come to know of late. In fact very little has been edited here, so while we get to enjoy the mind-blowing mountain-biking skills and the daring that we associate with Gee’s recent big mountain projects such as 'The Ridgeline' and 'The Slateline', he also talks of the fear he needs to overcome and shows the horrific crash that resulted in many broken bones, a punctured lung and a 2 week stay in the hospital.
Gee explains why he chose to share such a raw piece of footage and why he feels it’s important that we don’t shy away from the less glamorous side of extreme sports.
Spectacular action and personal reflections from one of the world's toughest and most accomplished mountain-bikers.
Huge thanks to the crew, to the paramedics, Aberdyfi Search and Rescue team, the Air Ambulance who transferred Gee to the hospital and the surgeons at the Royal Stoke University Hospital. Gee is making a rapid recovery without lasting damage.
Any profits from this film will be donated to the rescue services.
Filmed by @wearepeny.
Drone work by Eastwood Media and Tiny House Creatives.
Additional filming and photography by Dan Griffiths | Moonhead Media.
You also might enjoy The Ridgeline: • THE RIDGELINE .
And: The Slateline: • THE SLATE LINE
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[@Bianchiboy]

Take a minute to think of the incredible people who have helped Gee get back on his feet… the helicopter crew, the hospital staff, and the people on the side of the hill with him that day. And thanks to Gee for sharing the footage too in such an honest light.

[@AthertonRacing]

Can’t thank everyone enough, the support was incredible. I’m stoked we could turn it into something positive for the viewers!

[@MoscaBikeTeam]

exactly. Behind the scenes are a lot of competente people and, specially, people who loves us so much!

[@calebmccalla4715]

Big Facts.

[@daveraybould9539]

We are so fortunate to live in a country where crashing on a bike won’t bankrupt you and your family. May we protect it.

[@sholehan]

@@daveraybould9539 100%. Just made a little donation to my local air ambulance after watching. Hope I never need it.

[@remymetailler]

Absolutely insane. So glad to see you doing this well after such an accident! Come to Squamish once brand new!

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks dude, catch you out there when I’m a little less battered!

[@itsmrjc2393]

@@AthertonRacing would love to see Gee hitting up some BC lines with Remy!

[@brando1937]

This would be an awesome collab!

[@gnb1222]

Yeah buddy!

[@alanblurr1265]

@@AthertonRacing As much as Gee can do incredible stuff on a bike, at some point someone should have realized that some risks out way the communiques, if that slate quarry was not pushing the sketchy limits enough? But from a risk assessment point of view, better finding a safer line Hope to see Gee back riding & enjoying mountain biking soon!

[@user-kb7ij6ye8u]

one of the gnarliest crashes ive ever seen.....and a month later he's hiking up and down hardline. gee is an absolute savage.

[@AthertonRacing]

Sure felt like a gnarly one, cheers Mel!

[@lukehill6055]

Mel

[@timberknuckle8281]

You know Gees a Legend when someone like Mel Gibson follows him!!

[@ericheagan3624]

Except it's not Mel Gibson... There is a popular thing going around where people make fake accounts then comment with them as a gag. Click his name. He has 2 subscribers. The real Mel Gibson would have more. The scenery is very braveheartesqe though... So I get the humor. Cheeky bastard.

[@vitalmtb]

Gee stronger than stone.

[@AthertonRacing]

👊🏼

[@willbick7889]

Lol the evidence of this video would suggest otherwise!

[@josephrudwick]

he really is

[@philippwiest3801]

@@willbick7889 bro even rocks wouldnt have survived that crash. I don’t know how he got back on his feet after that.

[@kellymoses8566]

And dumber than dirt.

[@mahalomydude]

This is just...wow...

[@zabivaka7776]

yes this is crazy!!

[@willard4]

Hi mahalo plz like this I love u channel and this vid is crazy!!!

[@jessedevries7625]

Ya I know

[@RedBullBike]

Gee you are THE man! Period.

[@remembertheoldtimes2936]

RREDBULLLL 👽

[@TrattOmoFon]

can we just respect the dude who just broke his entire body insteadd of crying about red bull?

[@thegreatbritishbikeoff]

You are THE man! Exclamation Point.

[@devourdutty2862]

No red bull you ste

[@mixtips637]

Would you sponsor me for motocross

[@anonymanonymer5238]

I love this sport so much... 4 years ago I became ill and after that I can't walk on my own. I just want to ride again on my hometrail and have a good time on my bike but I can't. It was one of the hardest days in my life, when I gave it away... Hope you guys appreciate that health is the most important thing in life. It can change so fast... Live every fucking second like it's your last and be thankful for every ride you can take with your friends🙏🏻 I love your Videos because the give me the motivation to fight for my dream (get back on a bike) 💪🏻

[@kevinmurray7589]

I hope that you can get back on that bike!

[@missstump7157]

I think about health every day. You are right when u say it's the most importante thing. I Hope you can ride in the future

[@charlesstudley6672]

Keep fighting brother.

[@dimitridamon91]

Thank you for sharing your philosophy of life. It's important what you say here. Health health health. I hope yours will be better enough to get back on a bike.

[@KaiBrunk125]

I hope things are going okay❤

[@WillyFoxx]

Incredible. From beginning to end. I remember watching the crash…I still close my eyes when I know it comes…but man you are brave. Listening how scary it is, and then watching you ride it is something else…I am glad you are okay, and you can show in a very realistic and honest way how this stuff can be dangerous. Also big thumbs up for the helicopter/hospital/sanitary crew. Can’t wait to see your next adventures!!!

[@andrewholt2078]

Yeah I can't really watch the crash...

[@kyoshihardy112]

Que gusto verte por aqui Willy

[@ioanparry]

Gee has legitimately entered 'the man - the myth - the legend' status with his utter dedication to riding the gnarliest, most spectacular lines possible. Wishing you a speedy and complete recovery mate, all our hats and helmets are off to you 🙌🤘

[@AthertonRacing]

Haha! Thanks for that dude, awesome to see people appreciating the effort we put into these things, glad you enjoyed it!

[@ioanparry]

@@AthertonRacing I did mate, but there were more than a couple of winces too! If you needed legitimacy and credibility for the brand, you're giving it in big ole digger scoops mate, a UK bike brand with the real f**king deal behind it. Bravo to your team too, and all involved in the rescue & rehab, truly incredible 👏👏🤘👏👏

[@kellymoses8566]

He is officially legendarily stupid for doing this.

[@kellymoses8566]

@@AthertonRacing I think that you are an irresponsible idiot for doing something so absurdly risky

[@BurningChariot]

That went from one of the best to one of the worst things I’ve ever seen, felt so shocked by the ragdoll effect. Don’t think I could re-watch that. Unbelievable. You are heroic/nuts/a legend

[@AthertonRacing]

Yeah definitely mixed emotions with this one, don’t blame you for not wanting to watch this back, I can’t either!

[@kelseyheidarian4721]

I felt sick watching him tumble down the mountain. I've never had that physical type of reaction to a mountain biking vid.

[@juanfo7307]

@@kelseyheidarian4721 the body flails and goes limp

[@Duncan23]

And this is a great showcase of: 1. How much of a legend Gee is 2. How important it is to have a responsible group of people around when things go wrong.

[@AthertonRacing]

Can’t thanks the crew enough, couldn’t do it without them 🙏🏼

[@vMyth]

Love that your donating the profits to the rescue services not just a living legend on a bike but also a proper gent!

[@kyleduerr9813]

This by FAR! The gnarliest line on mtb. I have ever seen footage of. Hope Gee recovers well.🙏

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks Kyle, stoked you enjoyed it!

[@urbanwolf8216]

Horrific crash but beautifully told - the scream of gees name thought when he crashed. Harrowing- Here’s to your continued heeling Gee Man 👌🧡

[@paulleach5894]

The most brutal off I’ve ever seen. Glad Gee is still with us! I’m proud to live in the UK and to benefit from having the NHS.

[@mouseamillion]

Gee... I've said this a thousand times before "you are not built right, lad". Massive props for putting this together and heal up fast dude. You're a legend and so are the people who supported you on that day. From a paramedic: you're a lucky, lucky dude. 👊

[@shaunevans5861]

he hit the nail on the head. "how the hell you gonna shoot this" That is one of the most beautifully shot pieces ever. The framing of the shots and cinematography just adds the enormity of this.

[@Kedlestone09]

Holy s**t Gee, that was horrific! Big respect to you and all the people who helped rescue and treat you! Heel up buddy! 💪🏻🤘🏻

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks dude, couldn’t have done it without the crew that’s for sure!

[@BurakUZUNs]

You are a legend! I'm very happy to see you well.

[@DoesItTrack]

**Film of the Year** The heart and soul of a true champion. Not just on a bike, but in life, a true champion. Here's to you for a quick recovery, the bravest of them all.

[@danraha]

One of the best yet saddest but most inspiring mountain biking videos I've ever seen. Gee just exposed the reality of filming and all the difficulties in the "behind the scenes" in such a brutally honest way. Thanks for showing us this Get well very soon Gee!

[@stamatisenglezos4593]

Gee has such a mentality to keep going and doing what he loves, no matter the situation he'll always find the motivation to push though... Mad respect 🙌🙏🏽

[@AthertonRacing]

👊🏼

[@DunamisStorm]

Thank you so much for sharing Gee! Glad you are making a good recovery thanks to all those around you, the team and the medical staff! Looking forward to your return to the saddle! All the best Mr Gee!

[@kaedeschulz5422]

Thank fck you are not paralyzed in some way or dead after this crash! Glad to see you in working order again and really hope you recover 100% from this. PS: Thanks a lot for showing that sometimes things just go wrong even if you have done it before! You are such an inspiration to just push my boundaries and overcome fear. Maybe i should just go out ride some today and drop down the thing that i hurt myself on, on my new enduro hardtail that actually fits me okay compared to the way too small Retro Hardtail with 100mm travel i did this on last year. I know i can do it as i'm a better rider now and i got a better bike but the thought of "what if something goes wrong?" is always there. Some times this thought keep me from not do things like riding down Crankworx in Innsbruck as a beginner wich i still am but other times i struggle at things i know i can do and you just showed me that sometimes you just have to go out of your comfort zone to progress. Well... That comment ended up longer than expected....

[@gavskxf]

Felt sick watching

[@AthertonRacing]

Me too!

[@Igai99]

Thank you for showing that. That was probably the wildest crash i've seen yet :X Stay save mate, you can be happy that your back didnt take that much damage after that back landing. wild...

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks Ignaz, really appreciate the kind words. It was a tough one to put together, definitely feeling grateful to walk away from it, I'm glad people could enjoy the edit.

[@andrewsupernova]

Wow, just wow. Absolutely insane ride and crash. Thank you for sharing this, your insights and experience. Of course a massive thank you to all of the amazing people involved in getting you safely off the mountain and putting you back together at a hospital I know very well from my own injuries. Such great staff.

[@mtb_alan]

The crash was brutal. But Gee's commitment, honesty, and transparency and the commitment of the people around him are the things that stick with me.

[@chrissanders733]

Gee, you are the man. MTBers will especially empathize with the severe consequences of an extraordinary crash, even though most riders wouldn't consider to undertake such a radical challenge. That's what makes you unique, Gee. Hat's off to you, your team, your crew, your support, your medical professionals, and your heart.

[@AthertonRacing]

Appreciate your words, thank you mate!

[@KingLeoXV]

Incredible how Gee keeps pushing the sport. Racing, rampage, gnarly videos etc. the list goes on

[@GoBikingMTB]

Thanks for sharing Gee! So glad to see you up and about. What incredible services we have hear in Wales

[@RiddleKingOnline]

The chills and vertigo I got from watching this piece speaks volumes to the land, the vision to ride it and the man who took it on. Absolutely inspiring.

[@leonardhaworth5632]

Christ seeing just the broken limbs flailing as you fall for much further than I thought you could was something chilling to watch

[@Itsallgud]

So many emotions all in 8 minutes, this is art. Well done Gee

[@lordlouis2168]

It's a beautiful thing.... To be so humble and honest about the whole process. It was a tough watch to see someone get hurt so badly, yet so inspired to know they are able to get back to it and push the boundaries of biking even more. Fair play to you, Gee. We're so lucky to have the rescue services on hand and health services to follow up and rebuild fellow humans who dare challenge the norms. 🙏💪🏽

[@TheBarnylondon]

So glad Gee is alive and getting better . I found this really emotional to watch ... Amazing help from all the crew and emegency staff .... huge respect

[@guidowhiterose]

Epic edit. Having been in that exact same S92 'copter with Niek and the crew myself after a crash at Coed y Brenin a couple of years back I can also vouch for the skill of those folks in the Coast Guard. Big up to all the Atherton crew that day. Must have been horrible to witness. Glad Gee's built like a tank and has a mental attitude to match. Epic

[@peterj2131]

As someone who’s recovering from a fractured back I found that very hard to watch. I personally don’t want to remember my accident and I’m glad there’s no footage of it. However, I applaud you in wanting to show this and talk about its impact. Also, huge well done to all the team and the Coast Guard & NHS teams involved after the incident. Heal up, hopefully we’ll see you back at a World Cup when you’re healed.

[@mikegallagher2732]

Wishing YOU all the best on YOUR recovery man !!!!! GEE's crash made me fucking sick to my stomach...Seeing that ONCE was more than enough...TOTAL respect AND MASSIVE thanks to ALL that have helped him !!!!!! GEE is a FUCKING LEGEND.

[@baileymccallum5503]

Thank you for your honesty. This is amazing and you are incredible. Sending healing vibes.

[@Ifyouseekyle]

Wow, thanks for posting this. It's truly a testament to just how tough Gee is! Wishing him a speedy recovery.

[@MountainBikeKing]

Probably the most brutal thing I've ever seen, I hope your recovery is positive and that you're back doing the incredible things you do in good time.... A true champion of life!

[@inzionetv]

Big up to the positivity and anyone who helps a person in need, including those who helped with this beast of a trial xxx

[@kellyobrien6971]

Gee, you are incredible! This was one of the hardest things I’ve ever watched and I hope you never endure a crash like this again. But, this is truly living your life and skills to your absolute fullest potential. Can’t wait to see you back at it once healed.

[@casefarley5744]

Thank you for showing the highs, and heavy lows, of big mountain riding. It was hard to watch. Much respect, and wishing you a steady and full recovery.

[@daveclydesdale6514]

Absolutely mad line. Get well soon , Gee. You're a true legend!

[@AthertonRacing]

Cheers Dave, appreciate it!

[@ashingashinga]

he was very lucky on the second landing, massive impact on his back, where he could have easily severe spine damage

[@charlesslwilson]

Goodness! Thank you for sharing and for us to learn. Thank you to all those that helped you and wishing you a speedy recovery. Epic line, insane crash. Legend!

[@grskier]

Gee, thank you for all you've done for the sport. Get healed up and respect for putting this out there. It's not easy to watch for someone who doesn't know you personally, I can't imagine for your friends and family.

[@askatu-ungo6869]

you're the man Gee! Respect! such a legend! 🤘

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks dude, appreciate it 👊🏼

[@dariens1168]

This was gonna be a beautiful project.... I hope gee gets better soon😔

[@Mid.Stoney]

He is alright around a month after his crash he was walking up and down hardline

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks Remy, there will be more on the way once I’m fixed up!

[@freehubmag]

Wishing you the best on your recovery Gee. Your honesty and perspective is inspiring. Major respect for your team, first responders and medical crews getting you back up to speed.

[@timberknuckle8281]

Ive watched this so many times, and ive not been able to hold back tears each and every time. Gee, you are a legend amongst us. I dream of living up to Willie Apiatas life, but now, i wish i could live as you have too!

[@tommychype]

That was flipping insane!! One of the craziest things I’ve seen on a bike 🤯🤯 props to you gman

[@artoutlawphoto]

You are my inspiration to just keep going forward. Even if I might not reach your level never... for me to ride my bike and every time pushing me to be better, to do better it's what keeps me awake at night.

[@dabbleonabike]

Gee-sus! Big line there, excellent video! Heal up quick big man, looking forward to seeing you back on it. Massive respect for the rescue team, hospital and rehabilitation staff; damn fine work all. Loving the extended edits, it makes you feel a part of the process and also gives a small indication of the work and dedication required to pull something like this off.

[@Fipsi73]

Gee, you and your siblings are such great, humble, honest and authentic people. I admire what you are doing and what you have accomplished so far. This video also proves that. Many people say this is absolutely crazy what you are doing. And yes, it is, but I can understand why you wanted to do it. Because riding bikes is your passion and passion is your life. And you truly live your life and fulfill your dreams. Keep on doing what you are doing! A big fan from Austria. One of my dreams is once to come to your bikepark and to ride one of your bikes.... Cheers and all the best

[@Dolencd]

Wow ... Gee, this was brutal. The moment you loose consciousness and limbs just start to roll freely is terrifying. So happy to see you back on your feet and in the gym. The most terrifying thing about this video is that I know you'll be back on that mountain! What a guy!

[@swellhunter8605]

Thanks for sharing Athertons!! Respect to all the pros involved. Sometimes we forget that an orthopedic surgeon or helicopter pilot are as good at what they do as Greg Minaar. Heal up!!!

[@supernovaleftover1812]

Get well soon you absolute legend. Thanks for sharing.

[@chucknorris2938]

Wow! im lost for words about how horrific that crash was, yet you recovered and made a video on the incident explaining everything. You are a true inspiration, all the best wishes and i hope you recover quickly!

[@sebbennett333]

Wow! Gee that was intense. Can’t wait to see you back, heal up dude. Absolute legend!

[@redm1034]

Damn Gee, fast recovery, looks even gnarlier in this clip, rolling down the hill unconcious, damn.

[@Spookrider100]

Respect to the air ambulance and coast guard crews and the NHS ❤❤ Massive Rrrrespect to Gee for being an absolute unit, having the riders responsibilty from the beginning and being a pusher of human boundaries. 👍👊👏👏👏👏❤

[@roberthall106]

So raw and breathtaking! Thanks for sharing and all the best with the recovery Gee💪🏻💪🏻 Looking forward to more amazing ridge footage in future!!

[@jamesmarsden9348]

Gee, you're a legend. I know you'll work mega hard to come back stronger than ever. Credit to you and your team and all who help with your rescue and recovery 💪🤙

[@AthertonRacing]

Thank you mate

[@AM-qt4ng]

Gee is such a gnarley dude 🤘🤘🤘

[@CD-yl1wt]

Thanks for this. Pure. Real. inspirational on the progress you've made since. Cheers Gee, can't wait to see you on the bike again. Here's to the Athertons, doing it their way. Changing the MTB world.

[@jacksonlehrter9600]

An incredible man, an incredible story, and hopefully an incredible recovery. Thank you for sharing.

[@martinzorro640]

Que accidente tan impresionante!!! Que bueno que estás vivo Gee y recuperándote. Animo 💪🏻 Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@Lew699]

Honestly I’m in tears! Thats so hard and heartbreaking to watch! U ARE THE MAN! i love u gee! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥

[@dazlad_mtb]

#Legend Always willing to go where others are afraid to go. Pushing that extra step is what sets you apart from everyone else. Healing vibes from The mountain bike connection podcast 🙏🙏 So glad you had a great crew to help you recover Gee. Getting back on the bike after a crash like that takes balls of steel, HUGE ones. I don't doubt for a second you're itching to get back out there on your bike and finish what you started. You are the man Gee!

[@pollonero3]

Gee, you are a true inspiration and incredible example of courage and resilience, thanks you!

[@kuzlich]

Very terrifying shots. But, looks like Gee is the cyborg! Get well soon, Dude!

[@BrianVaughn]

That knife can cut deep. Heal up and wish you the best in your recovery.

[@DanielDillon11]

One of the craziest crashes I've ever seen! But what an amazing attitude to come out of it with! Can't wait to see more of your projects! Heal up fast Gee 🤘🤘

[@charlesramsey3238]

Man gotta say you are a true legend and when you rolled in that crash it was just heartbreaking to watch, But massive thank you to the people who have helped you get back on your feet and fighting mode again. THE best biker out there for this kind of content hands down!! Get well soon Gee

[@moritzraschbichler1413]

Gee you’re a mad man!! Heal up 💪🏻

[@AthertonRacing]

Cheers brother 👊🏼

[@Schwermetall]

Forrest: "Mama says stupid is as stupid does." 😉 Me: Gee, I wish you the best 👍🏻

[@ArmorOfZeus]

Somewhere out there, Stevie Smith is smiling down and first pumping for Gee.

[@geraldbmullen4386]

Or hes saying come on Gee you still have your life. stop being so reckless with it. Take stock bro you dodge a bullet now wise up. Very very glad your ok. Nothing to prove, your legend, now look after yourself. 🤔

[@MonicaHammond]

Absolute savage!!! Your love and unwavering commitment to the sport is incredible to watch.

[@AaronDav-nq8hk]

Crazy accident, so glad you are still here with us. Gee your the man!!!!!!

[@JabRok86]

Terrifying, just terrifying, the absolute pinnacle of the sport. Lost for more words. Stunning Hope you're good Gee Man, heal up well

[@UnicornBikes]

I knew this wouldn't be some green trail, but jeez!

[@AthertonRacing]

“I’ll be back” 😉

[@johnthompson8148]

I know it didn't end as you all hoped for, but ignoring the crash (which is kind of hard to do, I know) I think that this line, this video, is one of the most spectacular, beautiful and awe-inspiring that Gee has ever produced. It made me want to go there and explore the region for myself, rather than just wanting to be good enough to be able to ride like that.

[@sacheensteinmann8626]

WOW, that was an emotional edit. Thanks for sharing Gee. You're tough as nails, my god. You had a team of angels by your side. Heal up and I'm sure we'll see you back in the gnar soon enough.

[@TheBillySugger]

Sizeable donation to the air ambulance from the Red Bull millions seems reasonable?

[@mikem7553]

seeing this again somehow looks even worse this time around. Gee, you da MAN! Heal up soon dude🚴

[@AthertonRacing]

Thanks man, appreciate it🙏🏼!

[@andrewholloway2027]

Absolutely crazy, but love how you're always pushing the boundaries, this time the mountain won but you learn from what happened and you'll smash it next time. It'll be a great accomplishment and cannot wait to see it unfold. 🙌

[@jamiehamilton3253]

Already had massive respect for Gee as a professional and his ability to not only conquer mind-blowing lines but to take it to the next level of possibilities. Also massive respect to all his team, family and other support for the incredible effort and support. Heal up Gee and get well!

[@iloveloam276]

Doubt it will make Friday Fails tbh ;)

[@johnhausmann2391]

If you ride down that enough times, you're going to crash. It's basic statistics. So do some risk analysis first. I'm not talking about mathematics, I'm talking about realizing that if you crash, you may die or be injured for life. This just seems really dumb, and all these comments congratulating this guy will only make him and others do equally stupid things. And how does he get a team of people together to watch him do this? Group stupidity.

[@rog86]

My thoughts too. And on the vid he says hos crew and all made him think "you got this".....but he didnt got this. So lucky to be able to walk again after that it looks like. Like really lucky. Glad hes good, is it worth putting your life on the line for the sake of a video, that probably wouldnt have looked that impressive anyway?

[@radszopinski6709]

There is so much in this video! Spectacular scenery and gnarly riding, but what made this edit so good is behind the scenes story and Your honesty! Amazing - Healing Vibes!

[@steviedsolve]

So glad you came through this Gee. You are a true warrior. Much respect for showing the full edit. It's hard to believe anyone could survive a rag doll like that, let alone walk away. That has to be all your nine lives now mate. As much as i love your edits, i love to see you keep riding more. Heal well.

[@oldenoughtoknowbetter3489]

You and your bro and sis have always been an inspiration to me. Never more so than the last year. All the best, keep up the good work.

[@Yorkshireoverland]

Spectacular line, and a great story told truthfully massive respect Gee you are the man!

[@troygibson3831]

Absolutely amazing video. So glad to see and gee up again. The risks taken for what you produce is unimaginable. I hope all the best to Gee and the team. Amazing stuff

[@SirPhytone]

Damn, thank you so much for sharing this - so important to share the times things don't go well with this kind of transparency, massive respect. I know how hard it can be recovering from bad injuries, so wish you all the best- it seems like you've taken it like a boss so far, love to see it!

[@NormanHeath]

Incredible riding and filming. Thank you for sharing the crash, it’s a reminder to stay humble out there.

[@BrianRPaterson]

I'm watching this on a PC and still getting vertigo. Unbelievable riding. Equaled by some outstanding work by the rescue and healthcare services. I live in Hong Kong and a few months ago I watched a crewman winch down, secure and chopper out a rider who'd suffered a heart attack and collapsed on an overgrown hillside trail. Total pros, putting it on the line for people they've never met.

[@atomicinjun]

You have an incredible career ahead of you as a commentator and narrator. The eloquence in this video is beyond a simply narrative, but an Intellectual's thought process to fear, danger, and motivation. Thank you for sharing and Godspeed young man. Janeen and I send you the best from Glendale AZ.

[@babilevi8506]

Insane...Gee and all the crew that surrounds him, amazing effort, courage, desire, commitment. Wish you the all best, hope to see a video of you walking on 2 legs no help, and after you on the bike, and than watch ride the way you like and can. Not easy and takin for granted to post this video, that takes a lot of inside power! Great person and top of the tops in riders. GET WELL SOON!