A circus performance at the The Dow Event centre ended abruptly when a motorcycle jump went horribly wrong and the rider hit a wire at the apex of his jump. Warning: Strong language.
I’m glad someone turned something as boring and utilitarian as camping tents into something beautiful like FieldCandy’s Fully Booked tent, which is designed to look like an open book.
What is better than a double back flip performed by one motorcycle stuntman? The same aerial manoeuvre performed by two stuntmen at the same time, side-by-side.
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While we don’t recommend running into your backyard and trying to recreate silly circus routines on your own, it’s still fascinating to know the basic methods behind the tricks. So here are the “secrets” behind some popular circus acts.