Kenny Belaey balances 120m above ground at La Plagne, France 25.05.2020: Trial bike world champion rides slackline in stunning French Alps. Belgium's multiple world trial bike champion Kenny Belaey produced an awe-inspiring slackline stunt back in July 2015 when he rode 120m above ground in the stunning French Alps. Her

Trial bike world champion rides slackline in stunning French Alps.

Belgium's multiple world trial bike champion Kenny Belaey produced an awe-inspiring slackline stunt back in July 2015 when he rode 120m above ground in the stunning French Alps. Here is all you need to know:

- Belaey travelled to La Roche Fendue - a rock located in the ParadiSki resort that groups Peisey Vallandry, Les Arcs and La Plagne - to try and make history.



- He rode his trial bike expertly over a 20m long slackline from one rock to another with a perilous 120m drop in La Plagne, after preparing for more than a year, with up to 80 attempts before he finally crossed.



- He said: "The moment my wheel touched the actual slackline for the very first time, the only thing I could think of, was: this is impossible. Every second on that slackline was a nightmare. There were numerous factors which came into play: the wind affecting the position of the drone, the limited time window and change of light, fatigue, the thin air.



I especially underestimated that last one: at an altitude of 2700m, the air is so thin, providing less oxygen and making every effort so much more exhausting. I cannot describe how proud I am to finally have succeeded."

- Red Bull photos Dom Daher Red Bull