It goes without saying that the fans must not miss out on such a tour: To round off his tour of Germany, the 24-year-old invites fans to "Fabio's Mellowpark Session" in Berlin. Find out what he experiences on the way there here: "
What an amazing roadtrip with the Sick Series Crew! Enjoy
Fabio Wibmer may not be a real "Kölsche Jung", but he still made the Rhine metropolis his playground at the start of his German tour. After a visit to the skate park directly on the Rhine and a mighty stair set at the Chocolate Museum on the first day, the action continued on days two and three: another stair set from the Philharmonie down to the Rhine, a massive ledgeride followed by a gap and a technical line on a trial bike at the Rheingartenbrunnen fountain are just a few of the tricks Fabio performed in the cathedral city.
At the second stop in Hamburg, the "Sightseeing" tour takes Fabio to Sandtorkai, where the freerider performs a triple set of manual, crankflip and 180. The Austrian bike pro pays his respects to the Hamburger Kunsthalle with a mighty wallride. Of course, the Reeperbahn, the Landungsbrücken and a visit to a real Hamburg fish stall are not to be missed on a successful trip to Hamburg.
Last but not least, Fabio makes the capital unsafe. He starts in Berlin's government district, where he sends a big double set consisting of a half-cab crankflip and a 180 over the front wheel down to the Spree. A mighty gap then awaits at the main railway station before a tricky ride to the fan festival in the Mellowpark, where Fabio shreds with the more than 400 fans in attendance. As a good host, the YouTube star of course always has his guests' physical well-being in mind and serves up some delicious memories from days gone by: Halve Hahn, fish sandwiches and currywurst are on the menu. In addition to the obligatory autograph session, the young locals can prove themselves in the Bunny Hop Contest and compete against their idol. With a height of 1.05 metres, they even manage to make Fabio sweat a little. In the end, however, the pro has the upper hand.
The final action clip, including the impressive Racedrone footage, will be available from the beginning of November on the Red Bull Bike YouTube channel to see.
Stay tuned!
You can find out more about Fabio Wibmer and the "Follow Fabio" project here:
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instagram.com/wibmerfabio
facebook.com/wibmerfabio
https://www.facebook.com/RedBull/
https://www.youtube.com/redbullbike
https://www.instagram.com/redbullgermany
