Watch: Ridiculous KTM supermoto stunts from Arttu Stenberg
This is Arttu Stenberg, a supermoto stunt rider who's setting new limits on his KTM 450 EXC. You have to see what he can do on a bike!
ARTTU Stenberg is frankly unhuman - the stunts he can pull on his KTM Supermoto are literally out of this world.
If you’re partial to a bit of Instagram scrolling in your free time (and the algorithms know you’re into bikes) chances are you would have seen some of his outrageous stunts, usually atop his KTM 450 EXC-F. You certainly wouldn’t have forgotten them if you had.
If not, then take a minute to enjoy a new name in the supermoto stunts world - a name that could quite literally be rivalling the likes of Axell Hodges for online notoriety on a bike. Notoriety in the sense that the skills on show makes us mortals look bad.
In this fairly recent video on the StuntFreaksTeam YouTube channel, Stenberg is quite literally displaying talent of an Olympic variety. We’re talking floor routines, hurdles, high jump… If this was an Olympic event I’d certainly be tuning in!
Speaking on his website, Stenberg says:
“Over 5 Years ago I started stuntriding and now I am one of the most popular supermoto stuntrider in the world. I have been riding as a stuntrider in films and I do a lot of shows all around the world.
One of my finest experience was MotoGP LeMans at France where I had an honour to perform for a very large audience. Riding is my passion and my fulltime job.”
What’s also quite refreshing is in this video showing attempts that don’t always go quite to plan, reminding us all that he is human after all.
Arrtu Stenberg + KTM = Glory
Stenberg is a Finnish native, and either physics simply don’t apply in the land of lakes, or he’s just on another level! To be honest, it could be both, considering the sheer number of world-class rally, F1 and motorcycle racers that hail from the relatively low populated country - only 5.5 million people live there!
Let us know what you think on social media of Stenberg’s stunts - maybe it’s just my nationality bias coming through, but I think he’s one to keep an eye on.
