Red Bull premieres new Danny MacAskill bike trials insanity Way Back Home

The last time Scottish street trials pro Danny MacAskill put a full video part online it got more than 21 million views on YouTube, got the Band of Horses song "Funeral" stuck in everybody's heads across the whole damned world, and gave Inspired Bicycles more free press and new business...

By Colin Bane

November 16, 2010

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The last time Scottish street trials pro Danny MacAskill put a full video part online it got more than 21 million views on YouTube, got the Band of Horses song "Funeral" stuck in everybody's heads across the whole damned world, and gave Inspired Bicycles more free press and new business than they bargained for. Now, behold Way Back Home: Seven minutes and 42 seconds of unbelievable new bike footage filmed around Scotland, courtesy of Red Bull, and two new songs (Loch Lomond's "Wax and Wire" and The Jezabels "A Little Piece") to take over your brain for the day.

And, for good measure, here's the one that started the whole thing:

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