Stuntriding pre-season session in France with my toys KTM 690DUKE, KTM 200DUKE and boys Kevin Dufourg, Bruno Ferreira and Thibaut Nogues. Crazy freestyle riding trip, can't wait to do it again!
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It's been a hell of a ride this season. Starting early in January with the first show in Germany and ending 10 months later with a big tour in Asia and the Middle East, with the last show in Palestine.
It's was another hectic year with lot's of cool projects and checking stuff of my "to be done in my career" bucketlist. One of those was building up a long term dream, an own lifestyle workshop "Rok Bagoros MOTO GARAZA"! In the workshop people can get a taste of how we build up our high-end freestyle bikes, plus they can take a piece of it home in the shape of a RokON merch, or even bring their own bikes and get them pimped. But more about this in the next blog entry ;)
When I returned back home, I got a small shock since I realised all the traveling is over and it's time to change the focus. Until now everything was all about traveling and giving my best on the bike, from morning till night on a daily basis.
Winter is the time to get ready for next season, so I called my bud Thibo from France to go for a pre-season preparation to his town. It's getting really cold in Slovenia, to cold to rok 'n' roll. One short call later everything was set and I was ready to go.
We headed on to west side of France by the Atlantic ocean to join our next host and a stunt-riding friend, Kevin, a little basque with a giant heart. A warm welcome was waiting for us in Biarritz for another 7 days full of riding.
Recharged from the long trip, we leave the house and head over to the stunt spot. It's something that surprises me, because it's a small detail but still special for me- at home, when I arrive at the spot, there are no riders waiting to ride together, but here the spot was already full and riders continued to come and have killer time. Already such an adrenalin rush upon the arrival.
What I really miss at home while practicing, is hanging out it with fellow stunt riders. It's so important to push your limits while you watch other ridesr killing the same trick that you are doing, on a next level. It just gives you the extra push to be restless and jump back on the bike, or even better, don't leave it at all. Riding on the side, it's just cool to hang out and talk about stuntriding stuff.
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My name is Rok Bagoros and I am a pro freestyle streetbike rider. I began riding bikes when I was 17 and turned pro after 4 years when I signed a contract with KTM Factory. Since then my life changed and I started to travel the world to perform my freestyle live shows and competitions. On my chanel I try to show my fans how my life looks like on and of the bike.
I performed in Asia,South America and Europe on mayor events like MotoGP, RedBull AirRace, DTM, Salon de Automovil Chile, Internatonal moto expo, etc.
On the other side I have been a stunt double for different artist like robbie williams, Neisha @robbiewilliams
My motosport idols are: Ken Block, Travis Pastrana, Chris Pfeiffer, Tom Pages
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