This is absolutely badass. As a collaboration between the interactive artist known as Toshiyuki Sagai, DJ Baku, and a pro BMX'er known as 'Rider Kotaro,' the group set out to combine two performance arts into a seamless experience. By attaching a fader and several motion sensitive devices on the bike, the rider is able to interact with a beat by doing specific tricks that correlate to different turntable functions. Check out the awesome making of after the break!
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