Daredevil Eskil Rønningsbakkken biked down Norway’s infamous Trollstigen mountain road, known for its steep slope and sharp corners.
But there was a twist: he was facing backwards the entire time.
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The self-proclaimed “Master of Balance”, Rønningsbakkken enjoys performing balancing tricks from daring heights, including handstands, walking on high wires and more.
The Trollstigen road is a popular tourist attraction in Norway, known for it’s steep 9% incline and numerous hairpin turns.
The road is closed during the winter, and only vehicles of a certain size are allowed to traverse it when it’s open.
Should you ever find yourself biking the Trollstigen, we advise that you face the proper direction.
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