I started watching this on my phone, and then I thought, no this is wrong. Then went to put it on the HD big screen. These videos are truly works of art.
My friend and I went down this descent during a cycling tour of Switzerland 40 years ago and I still remember it. Even going at about a quarter of your average speed I was hoping my brakes would hold. It was exhilarating though.
Not really sketchy he could have stopped in time if the bus kept going, just not polite forcing the bus to come to a stop by not waiting, its the bus drivers skill (well he saw them pass, checked his mirrors and let them go through!) at least one of them would have got pinned if the bus kept going, the car had to wait there no matter what.
@@robertwaldram5903 that's plain bs. At the point where he ignores everyone's safety, the line on the street is straight, not dashed which means no overtaking is allowed. Not only did he risk his life but the lives of the other passengers and drivers. The car had to be cautious for a large vehicle such as the bus that obviously can't take the turn. Instead an irresponsible guy on a bicycle decides to bypass all that by acting as if on the set of Mission Impossible. I can't believe there are people here who admire this guy for acting stupid.
@@happytrimmerAt no point do I say I admire the riding, its not skilful riding. I'm just saying its not a particularly dangerous situation. To repeat I feel they could have stopped in time but instead forced the bus driver to stop when they road past, they would have got pinned if the bus had kept going...
@@125-z1h It's not a stupid comment, this ride was very wreckless, at minute 11:42 and than at 15:44, wtf? This guy is lucky not to get fined because in Switzerland they don't f*ck around.
The level of skill to do this and avoid certain obstacles, is actually insane. The quality of these videos is also insane. One wrong turn or big rock and you're done. Glad to see someone ride with such grace an precision actually insane.
you don't need skills, you just need to be a reckless fool. Anyone can ride 80kmh on a bike. I have travelled 80kmh on an ebike I built myself on dirt roads closed to the public. Not like this idiot who enters a village at 70kmh where children can suddenly cross the road. That's not being cool, that's just stupid
Well said...with no protective gear for the most part. Love riding but dont like the lack of control you have on one at higher speeds Like you said...just one small rock, road imperfection its meet Jesus time the hard way.
@@franklinekihiu2154 I know right 😅🤣 - they are playing too much.... But the adrenalin rush awesome, would love to do it too without playing too much with the cars
The dangerous move was the car stopping like that. The bus is longer than the car, so it only made sense to stop depending on what the bus driver was perceiving. The car stopping made the bus have less room for a turn. And....why is it stopping when there are no hazards or stop signs? 🤨 It seems like the car driver being a fool caused the situation to be more hazardous. Bicycles are practically motor vehicles (legally; same rights and responsibilities with few exceptions) so drivers should treat them just like any other automobile. It's just strange and legally dubious to stop out of nowhere obstructing traffic when there's nothing clearly wrong with your vehicle.
@@xaviermoise7187 Exactly what should the car drive have done there? It was in its lane and had to stop because the bus turn radius is so big. And it is not a place to pass a car. THe bikers should have stopped behind the car, just like car or motorcycle would have done.
..i learned to ride a motorbike on this road...its crazy on weekends...the lines you two choosed were quite risky... at the liitle "S-Shape piece of road" at exactly 4:40...you can see some staines on the road...this is where 2 bikes collided head on.they were cutting corners as you did and then this little piece of road invites you to do the same...but imagine something is coming upwards..you are to fast to even wiggle to the right...trust me..i was a first responder..2 dead..the stains proof my point..a dam risky 50 meters..
I could never attempt this you just cant move quickly nor stop as youd need to...in case. Surely I would be launched off the side of that mountain like Wile E Coyote for some stupid mistake.
Well I’ve read many of the comments where people think this is fantastic and so exciting and of course it is quite exciting but it’s also quite dangerous. Even if you are a driver I really feel for people. It’s one thing to go into the Tour de France and have an entourage of people to look after you in case you have a terrible accident that these ones are just courting disaster. That section where you went between the bus and the car is absolutely ridiculous and if a police car was there I’m sure you would’ve been fine as you should’ve been not only is it dangerous for you? It’s also dangerous for the driver of the car and the bus and the person filming behind you. I am a cyclist myself. I love cycling, but this sort of recklessness is really uncalled for and it’s so sad to see it happening in such a beautiful place where I actually wanted to drive myself. I certainly hope this sort of recklessness doesn’t happen in my country, Australia.
I climbed that in summer 2023 after the Grimsel which you can see in the distance. Those Swiss roads are amazing! You got lucky on the Hotel Belvedere turn!
We looked at the Furkapass in Sept 22. Our tandem was heavily loaded, we had only v-brakes for the rims (no drag brake) and the climb looked like Cardiac City. We punted by taking the tandem on the train under the Pass, then returning to ride the Postbus from Realp to Obergoms. From there we went down the Rhone to Marseilles. After this video, we don't regret cheating. Nice ride down although you were pushing it around a couple of the hairpins.
I live in the Caribbean on a small island,How I long to make a sprint like this,Pure power sprint,Your awesome bro,I had to watch this on big screen the phone could do justice
Experiencing the raw runs on Furka Pass (west) in Switzerland was like diving into a thrilling adventure! 🏔💨 The breathtaking scenery combined with the exhilarating twists and turns had me on the edge of my seat, wishing I could join in on the action. What an epic ride!
That was great to watch, thank you. Great video quality and cammer riding, not a good place to have a break failure that's for sure! I normally ride powered 2 wheels but that was aces 👍
Controlled insanity, I'll call it. Few riders have the skill, confidence or balls to try this. Brian possesses all three. As one poster said, one false move...Even the best make mistakes, and sometimes machines fail for any number of reasons.
Absolutely fearless and skilled. At around 5:09 you move to the left toward the centreline to pass within inches of an incoming RV at 65kph… I’m not even going to ask why, I think your answer would be “why the hell not?”
thanks for sharing this amazing footage of Furka Pass, it really captures the beauty of Switzerland! however, i can't help but feel that the raw runs take away from the breathtaking scenery. sometimes, a little editing can enhance the experience and showcase the stunning landscapes even better. what do you all think?
Brian, I'm over 70 and ridden those roads for over 30 years. I've done lots and lots of climbing in the french alpes, suisse, dolomiti, Austria and I know the Furka Pass really well. It isn't a race my friend, the roads aren't closed for racing. If you would have been knocked off and seriously injured or killed squeezing in between that car and the coach, how would the driver of the coach and car driver have felt? What about your mate filming behind? We just have to think of others mate, anything less is irresponsible.
They were both at a standstill and I came to pretty much a stop before going through. Car decided not to use the pullout to their right to try to keep us stuck behind it. Took my chance to get away from a shitty driver. Hard to get killed when nothing is moving...
Thought the bus bit was a bit stupid and unnecessary. The rest was amazing. Had it not been for being recorded would you have waited or still squeezed that gap?
So many memories. I rode the Furka in 1990 as part of the Swiss Mountain Passes ride. I was forty years old. I found it scary then and this dude makes it look scarier a la Tom Pidcock. But, I’m ready to go back…………….will likely be somewhat slower this time…………..going up……..and going down😂. Cycling is youthdew!
Kudos to the camera guy on the bike, ran the same speed ran a slightly better line and had to multitask doing the run and the camera at the same time. ✌
Imagine you lose traction because a bad road on that speed at that height. I've actually always wanted to do a descent like this in the mountains but after i seeing this i think i have to much fear.
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't this already uploaded previously? The white BMW wanting to pull out from the parking lot & the water trail on the road both sure look familiar.
Bei solchen Pässen bin ich ein absoluter Bremsenkiller. Ohne hydraulische Scheibenbremsen fahre ich sowas nicht mehr herunter. Am besten mit ner 180er Bremsscheibe vorne 😎
@@gabkoost it is just super hard to set it right in the modern 12 speed groupsets. Tolerances are very thin there. It either rubs on small chainring or in the big, also tyhe frame bottom bracket flex can give such effect and no adjustment will help against that.
@@michadebicki6534 Neah, just the top limit screw... Anyway, he stays on the "safe side". Better let it rub than risk chain falling off on the outer side and ruin that beautiful paint work on the crank arm. Don't ask how I know... :D One of the rides I so wish to have!!!
@@michadebicki6534 I know. My 2023 Orbea Orca has the same issue. Any slight cross chain on the big ring and it rubs. 3 larger cog and it rubs. My mechanic can't solve it and tells me to "not cross". Sure thing but it pisses me off Having to change rings every time the proper cadence needs those speeds. I'd be OK with the 2 last rings but the 3d actually is useful.
The city where I live and cycle is pretty much totally flat. I have a 7 speed hub gear city bike. However, I always do a SAFA Brian aero tuck whenever I come across a little downhill section and imagine I am in the alps doing 50mph :-)
Really love your maximum attack style, no time to catch a breath, passing through the gap between the car and the bus, 20 seconds later, super-tuck! I wonder how many runs can you think you can do in a day, as it is really exhausting mentally. Phisically, you`re flowing, so loose, not tense, it`s a joy to learn...I mean watch! Oh yeah, that bike really goes!
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I started watching this on my phone, and then I thought, no this is wrong. Then went to put it on the HD big screen. These videos are truly works of art.
Glad to know I am not alone. I love the 4k option you can see everything.
Я на телефоне в 4К смотрю
Кайф
e😮🎉xz😅obg 0:10 told😊❤x😅
X-ray😮v😊pleadedj😊sk0:10 😂😢io🎉❤😢ljryk😮p❤qlk@@almightyyotto😅😂t😮zq😂
Ну ты красава в hd смотришь, в курсе что это 4к видос?😂😂
@@flowcsgo804 hd generally means high definition.
15:43 That feeling when you look back and right after you hit a bump or something. you're stomach drops thinking you're already crashed.
My friend and I went down this descent during a cycling tour of Switzerland 40 years ago and I still remember it. Even going at about a quarter of your average speed I was hoping my brakes would hold. It was exhilarating though.
That's great to hear. It's a memorable one. We definitely have better brakes today!
He's barely using the brakes lol
15 miles an hour???????😢
@@SAFABrian🔥can you please tell me what tires size are u using to be confident this way 😱 ? Which as of right now you prefere best and why ?
@@NetomaMusic you can check out SAFA's gear in the links listed in the description below the video. I remember it's 30 or 32 mm tyre width.
11:45 That was just dumb, man. It's not your skill that saved you, its the car driver's skill.
Not really sketchy he could have stopped in time if the bus kept going, just not polite forcing the bus to come to a stop by not waiting, its the bus drivers skill (well he saw them pass, checked his mirrors and let them go through!) at least one of them would have got pinned if the bus kept going, the car had to wait there no matter what.
Safa has the skill budd
I'll be keeping an eye on the Darwin awards.
@@robertwaldram5903 that's plain bs. At the point where he ignores everyone's safety, the line on the street is straight, not dashed which means no overtaking is allowed. Not only did he risk his life but the lives of the other passengers and drivers. The car had to be cautious for a large vehicle such as the bus that obviously can't take the turn. Instead an irresponsible guy on a bicycle decides to bypass all that by acting as if on the set of Mission Impossible. I can't believe there are people here who admire this guy for acting stupid.
@@happytrimmerAt no point do I say I admire the riding, its not skilful riding. I'm just saying its not a particularly dangerous situation. To repeat I feel they could have stopped in time but instead forced the bus driver to stop when they road past, they would have got pinned if the bus had kept going...
Every sound in this is exquisitely crisp!
Yeah love the creaking
@@KleineJoop right lol I was going to say minus that bb
I’ve seen stupid dangerous riding before but this guy is off the charts.
i've seen stupid comments before but this one is off the charts
@@125-z1h 11:42
@@AmitWaghmare_3218 yeah fair play
Difficult to tell unless you’re there.
How fast would you drive a car down there?
Then shush.
@@125-z1h It's not a stupid comment, this ride was very wreckless, at minute 11:42 and than at 15:44, wtf? This guy is lucky not to get fined because in Switzerland they don't f*ck around.
😂 My heart was beating as hard as those rider's going up the mountain watching this video.
same :D
На ТАКОЕ спокойно смотреть невозможно! ...дух захватывает!
The level of skill to do this and avoid certain obstacles, is actually insane. The quality of these videos is also insane. One wrong turn or big rock and you're done. Glad to see someone ride with such grace an precision actually insane.
you don't need skills, you just need to be a reckless fool. Anyone can ride 80kmh on a bike. I have travelled 80kmh on an ebike I built myself on dirt roads closed to the public. Not like this idiot who enters a village at 70kmh where children can suddenly cross the road. That's not being cool, that's just stupid
Well said...with no protective gear for the most part. Love riding but dont like the lack of control you have on one at higher speeds
Like you said...just one small rock, road imperfection its meet Jesus time the hard way.
Bro those guys going up hill 💀💀💀
😂😂😂😂😂
I love watching these videos. It's like playing a video game with the cheat codes for extra power.
The video captured in the beautiful autumn is just like a movie, it's great
какой же это кайф так прокатиться, просто нет слов.
ну вниз по кайфу да)) а вот вверх...
..и выжить..
Wow, crazy speed. one thing I noticed right away was the quality of the Swiss roads! Imagine trying to do that on our cray roads!
The best bike driver in the world Number one
You coulda just said cyclist lol
@@markgeorge2200 tomato tomato
11:45 dangerous move!
The whole thing is dangerous mate
@@franklinekihiu2154 I know right 😅🤣 - they are playing too much.... But the adrenalin rush awesome, would love to do it too without playing too much with the cars
The dangerous move was the car stopping like that. The bus is longer than the car, so it only made sense to stop depending on what the bus driver was perceiving. The car stopping made the bus have less room for a turn. And....why is it stopping when there are no hazards or stop signs? 🤨
It seems like the car driver being a fool caused the situation to be more hazardous. Bicycles are practically motor vehicles (legally; same rights and responsibilities with few exceptions) so drivers should treat them just like any other automobile.
It's just strange and legally dubious to stop out of nowhere obstructing traffic when there's nothing clearly wrong with your vehicle.
@@xaviermoise7187 Exactly what should the car drive have done there? It was in its lane and had to stop because the bus turn radius is so big. And it is not a place to pass a car. THe bikers should have stopped behind the car, just like car or motorcycle would have done.
Habibi come to India
..i learned to ride a motorbike on this road...its crazy on weekends...the lines you two choosed were quite risky...
at the liitle "S-Shape piece of road" at exactly 4:40...you can see some staines on the road...this is where 2 bikes collided head on.they were cutting corners as you did and then this little piece of road invites you to do the same...but imagine something is coming upwards..you are to fast to even wiggle to the right...trust me..i was a first responder..2 dead..the stains proof my point..a dam risky 50 meters..
I could never attempt this you just cant move quickly nor stop as youd need to...in case. Surely I would be launched off the side of that mountain like Wile E Coyote for some stupid mistake.
Imagine going 92 km/h on a bike 💀
heh, imagine going just 78 kmh, but with the folding mechanism open (forgot to close it)
It would be flying ✈
☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️@@deinemudda1049
And stone on the way
Pogačar went 110 km/h in the Tour 2 years ago😉
Well I’ve read many of the comments where people think this is fantastic and so exciting and of course it is quite exciting but it’s also quite dangerous. Even if you are a driver I really feel for people. It’s one thing to go into the Tour de France and have an entourage of people to look after you in case you have a terrible accident that these ones are just courting disaster. That section where you went between the bus and the car is absolutely ridiculous and if a police car was there I’m sure you would’ve been fine as you should’ve been not only is it dangerous for you? It’s also dangerous for the driver of the car and the bus and the person filming behind you. I am a cyclist myself. I love cycling, but this sort of recklessness is really uncalled for and it’s so sad to see it happening in such a beautiful place where I actually wanted to drive myself. I certainly hope this sort of recklessness doesn’t happen in my country, Australia.
It cant happen even if you want in flatland mommy state Australia.
whats time code sir
Proof that the cameraman always got the moves
In fact, the camera men is the star of these videos
I climbed that in summer 2023 after the Grimsel which you can see in the distance.
Those Swiss roads are amazing!
You got lucky on the Hotel Belvedere turn!
We looked at the Furkapass in Sept 22. Our tandem was heavily loaded, we had only v-brakes for the rims (no drag brake) and the climb looked like Cardiac City. We punted by taking the tandem on the train under the Pass, then returning to ride the Postbus from Realp to Obergoms. From there we went down the Rhone to Marseilles. After this video, we don't regret cheating. Nice ride down although you were pushing it around a couple of the hairpins.
That was a wild ride. Not many pros or even elites could catch those lines and speed. Just awesome.
MALUCO BOTOU 45 KM/H NA SUBIDA , MONSTRO DEMAIS
e ele metendo bronca entre o carro e o onibus kkkkk
@nikitocotrinaguzman7848 traduz aí rapa
That freewheel sound is pure bliss!
I live in the Caribbean on a small island,How I long to make a sprint like this,Pure power sprint,Your awesome bro,I had to watch this on big screen the phone could do justice
Bro is having his best movment of life ;)
True I Will Go There One Day.
@@Xeanaa sure best of luck ..
Experiencing the raw runs on Furka Pass (west) in Switzerland was like diving into a thrilling adventure! 🏔💨 The breathtaking scenery combined with the exhilarating twists and turns had me on the edge of my seat, wishing I could join in on the action. What an epic ride!
That was great to watch, thank you. Great video quality and cammer riding, not a good place to have a break failure that's for sure! I normally ride powered 2 wheels but that was aces 👍
Шикарный видос🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉парень вообще видчайдух и профессионал🎉🎉🎉на такой скорости,такие виражи🎉🎉🎉🎉такое ощущение что ехал сам🎉🎉🎉🎉
Controlled insanity, I'll call it. Few riders have the skill, confidence or balls to try this. Brian possesses all three. As one poster said, one false move...Even the best make mistakes, and sometimes machines fail for any number of reasons.
The rider who follows behind and records seems to be riding well.^^
Salute to the cameraman. :D
Absolutely fearless and skilled. At around 5:09 you move to the left toward the centreline to pass within inches of an incoming RV at 65kph… I’m not even going to ask why, I think your answer would be “why the hell not?”
That's what lanes are for, as long as everyone stays in theirs everything's gucci.
Freaking crazy, some like it hot on two wheels. Nice ride man.
el mejor actividad para calmar la ansiedad
Wow! Amazing work, That's incredible.
The best cycling content so far.
perfect, very brave with the bus, I like it 😍
thanks for sharing this amazing footage of Furka Pass, it really captures the beauty of Switzerland! however, i can't help but feel that the raw runs take away from the breathtaking scenery. sometimes, a little editing can enhance the experience and showcase the stunning landscapes even better. what do you all think?
Brian, I'm over 70 and ridden those roads for over 30 years. I've done lots and lots of climbing in the french alpes, suisse, dolomiti, Austria and I know the Furka Pass really well. It isn't a race my friend, the roads aren't closed for racing. If you would have been knocked off and seriously injured or killed squeezing in between that car and the coach, how would the driver of the coach and car driver have felt? What about your mate filming behind? We just have to think of others mate, anything less is irresponsible.
They were both at a standstill and I came to pretty much a stop before going through. Car decided not to use the pullout to their right to try to keep us stuck behind it. Took my chance to get away from a shitty driver. Hard to get killed when nothing is moving...
@@SAFABrian what a dumb response..maybe try to self reflect a little more
@@SAFABrian Trying to justify a dumb and reckless move on your end by calling that driver shitty and shifting blame really proves the OP point.
Thought the bus bit was a bit stupid and unnecessary. The rest was amazing. Had it not been for being recorded would you have waited or still squeezed that gap?
Bro is living my dream.
Safa always has the dopest jerseys
This scenery is stunningly beautiful. Epic ride!!
Yeah buddy 🤟
So many memories. I rode the Furka in 1990 as part of the Swiss Mountain Passes ride. I was forty years old. I found it scary then and this dude makes it look scarier a la Tom Pidcock. But, I’m ready to go back…………….will likely be somewhat slower this time…………..going up……..and going down😂. Cycling is youthdew!
💯Awesome Safa!!
🤘😎🤘
Kudos to the camera guy on the bike, ran the same speed ran a slightly better line and had to multitask doing the run and the camera at the same time. ✌
11:43
If you want to run fast, enter a race
don't cause trouble for others, you losers
you don't deserve to ride a bike
Such an amazing experience, lucky youuuu❤
Props to camera guy. Much better at descending 😅
この人は本当にすごい！映像もとても綺麗でみやすいです！
As a cyclist, I really dislike it when some cyclists won't hesitate, even at times like 11:45. One should race on a race track, not in traffic.
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pure enjoy! that's such an amazing view!
Wow so cool
Careful overtake😮😍
I would feel myself safer in f1 car going +200kmph in the corner but going +70kmph on bike on mountain...
this is sick bro
Who is your brake pad sponsor?
Woh ...you two are amazing riders !!
Wow 😮, only the best can do it, nobody else 👏👏👏🤷♂️
Imagine you lose traction because a bad road on that speed at that height. I've actually always wanted to do a descent like this in the mountains but after i seeing this i think i have to much fear.
11:43 a bit too uncomfortable for me
Awesome you're an inspiration bro
What a beautiful country too.
what a ride
Superman on a road bike.
we Learned the Theory of Relativity by this.
no sound, only road and bike sound, great video 👍
It's a very nice place, but the man is very energetic when he drives💯👍👍
👍👊Pedal Forever 💙🙌
he will die soon
Very clean and beautiful country❤
Correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't this already uploaded previously?
The white BMW wanting to pull out from the parking lot & the water trail on the road both sure look familiar.
yes, he uploaded this video twice, this one and another one with voice reaction.
Radical Man, Flash 🗯🗯🗯🗯🗯🗯🗯🗯💪💪💪💪💪💪
Bei solchen Pässen bin ich ein absoluter Bremsenkiller. Ohne hydraulische Scheibenbremsen fahre ich sowas nicht mehr herunter. Am besten mit ner 180er Bremsscheibe vorne 😎
Hmm, what weapon u used to slice those turns, tires ? hubs are "singing " melodies ! Hairy !!
What's this "crakky" sound from the bike when accelorating up after the corners? Very spicy shoots again!!! congrats
Chain ring scrapping against the derailleur.
Front dérailleur poorly set.
@@gabkoost it is just super hard to set it right in the modern 12 speed groupsets. Tolerances are very thin there. It either rubs on small chainring or in the big, also tyhe frame bottom bracket flex can give such effect and no adjustment will help against that.
@@michadebicki6534 Neah, just the top limit screw... Anyway, he stays on the "safe side". Better let it rub than risk chain falling off on the outer side and ruin that beautiful paint work on the crank arm. Don't ask how I know... :D
One of the rides I so wish to have!!!
@@michadebicki6534 I know. My 2023 Orbea Orca has the same issue. Any slight cross chain on the big ring and it rubs. 3 larger cog and it rubs. My mechanic can't solve it and tells me to "not cross". Sure thing but it pisses me off Having to change rings every time the proper cadence needs those speeds. I'd be OK with the 2 last rings but the 3d actually is useful.
The city where I live and cycle is pretty much totally flat. I have a 7 speed hub gear city bike. However, I always do a SAFA Brian aero tuck whenever I come across a little downhill section and imagine I am in the alps doing 50mph :-)
this is really great!
2:19 Passing the 50 Limit like with 80 :D
Omg 😦 she’s doing good 👍 oh my god!!!
I can’t even imagine falling 🫢
Awesome ride and bike. What bike is this?
This is the video that made me convince cycle is also a machine
The cameraman is incredible
I just love to watch this
My dream road❤❤❤
Really love your maximum attack style, no time to catch a breath, passing through the gap between the car and the bus, 20 seconds later, super-tuck! I wonder how many runs can you think you can do in a day, as it is really exhausting mentally. Phisically, you`re flowing, so loose, not tense, it`s a joy to learn...I mean watch! Oh yeah, that bike really goes!
Love from Rwanda kigali Africa
lindo vídeo e boa sorte
Mans faster than a motorbike
estás loco, acabarás marcándote
what an experience...
Amazing skills, but that front derailleur rub out of the saddle would highly piss me off! I prob don't have the power to generate it though 🤣
Great riding I enjoyed it a lot
Hello! Great video! Do you get a shimmy effect when going downhill on your bike?
What a day to be alive....amazing view and track❤️
Really amazing 🏁🏁👍👍
One & only in this planet 🌎
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