Danny MacAskill was spotted out and about on the streets of Edinburgh at the weekend.
One of the world's top stunt cyclists, Danny was filmed showing off his skills on the streets of the capital pulling off an epic gravity-defying stunt in typical cool effortless fashion.
In the thrilling clip, the legendary bike star can be seen clearing a set of ten steps near Edinburgh University at George Square, while on his bike.
Propelling himself upwards he clears the first nine steps before rotating 180-degrees and landing his back wheel perfectly on the final step.
Posted on his official Facebook page on Sunday evening, the jaw-dropping clip has already been viewed over 110,000 times.
MacAskill wrote: "Went out for a spin around Edinburgh today and thought I'd better visit one of my old haunts... The bottom step of this stair set is a little harsh."
Fans flocked to share their appreciation for his skills.
One user wrote: "Superhuman that, do you have a superhero costume under your T-shirt."
While another added: "That's so smooth and slick only Danny can make that move look flawless!!"
Another simply put: "What he did is against physics!!"
The stunt star has been busy despite the pandemic and subsequent lockdown, last year saw him take on Sgurr Dubh Beagon the Isle of Skye with his bike strapped to his back, before riding down a 900-metre route on the sheer cliff face.
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