The Circus barges the City of Angels for some urban mayhem: from getting tased by S.W.A.T. tactical instructors to back-flipping a 75-foot gap across two buildings 130 feet high...it's So Cal to the extreme!
Nitro Circus is an "action sport collective" led by Travis Pastrana, featuring his friends and him traveling around the world riding dirtbikes, base jumping, and performing stunts. It has spawned a tour, a second television series based on the tour, and a 3D feature film.
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The Circus barges the City of Angels for some urban mayhem: from getting tased by S.W.A.T. tactical instructors to back-flipping a 75-foot gap across two buildings 130 feet high...it's So Cal to the extreme!
The inaugural episode of Nitro Circus explodes at Travis Pastrana's Maryland compound, where the cast takes one-upmanship to spectacular new heights. From Travis's chute-less jump from an airplane to nemesis Andy Bell's record-setting big wheel back flip, this crew rejects all boundaries while reinventing action sports, one episode at a time.
The Circus takes a break from preparing for X Games and crashes the peace and serenity of Lake Havasu, Arizona, with their unique brand of hydro chaos. It's summer vacation...Nitro-style!
The Nitro crew finds itself in the heart of Hollywood with Arnold Schwarzenegger's stunt double. Their first feat: riding inside a massive steel ball of death and attempting to back flip over it. They then meet up with friend Johnny Knoxville, and convince him to get back on a bike for the first time since Travis broke his penis. In true Nitro style, they proceed to terrorize another Jackass star, Steve-O, who discovers he is deathly afraid of motorcycles.
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