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US stunt rider backflips over River Thames in London

| | Oct 09, 2017, at 01:21 am
London, Oct 8 (IBNS): In an amazing art that displayed skill and control, American stunt rider Travis Pastrana completed a successful backflip between two barges on River Thames in London city.

A video has been posted on social media which showed how the stut rider covered the 75-foot gap in making the art look so easy.

The diver displayed his skills as a part of the launch of Nitro Circus' UK and European tour.

Nitro Circus tweeted: ".@TravisPastrana tames the Thames! Video coming soon. #NitroCircus."

 

Image: Nitro Circus Twitter page

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