On one wheel and upside down: Japanese cyclist enters Guinness World Records after dangerous stunt (video)

**On one wheel and backwards: Japanese cyclist enters Guinness World Records with dangerous stunt (video)**

34-year-old Japanese cyclist Tomomi Nisikubo has entered the Guinness Book of Records by performing an extremely difficult stunt on a bicycle. This was reported by Tengri Sport.

The athlete rode a bicycle down a high springboard from which skiers jump at the Winter Olympics. But he didn’t just ride: he rode only on the front wheel and backwards (in reverse).

With this dangerous stunt, Tomomi broke two records at once: the athlete managed to cover a distance of 136.6 meters in exactly the same way on a 37.5-degree slope.

For your information, Tomomi was born in Japan in 1992. He started riding motorcycles at the age of 5, and got his first trials bike at the age of 12. He won the Japanese Trials Championship back-to-back in 2016 and 2017.

After his success in the big sport, Tomomi turned his attention to making videos of his unusual stunts. His videos now have millions of views online, making him one of the most popular extreme cyclists in the world.