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Daring Londoners have released a video featuring a series of stunts performed across the capital on what seem to be Boris Bikes.

Teetering on the side of London Bridge, jumping off the roof of Marble Arch Tube station, and hopping around on top of the famous lions of Trafalgar Square, the cycling stuntmen can be seen risking their lives as they perform tricks at some of the capital’s most famous sights.

The video was released by social video network FightMe as part of a campaign calling for more creative spaces in London like the South Bank’s Undercroft skate park.

FightMe worked with one of the UK's most successful mountain bike athletes, Andrei Burton, and previous British Elite Champion, Joe Seddon, to execute the breathtaking stunts.

Free runners, including the award-winning Tim Shieff and Paul Joseph, can also be seen displaying their skills in the video, with one jumping over a Jaguar on Oxford Street and another hanging by one hand over the Thames from the bottom of the Millennium Footbridge.

Joelle Hadfield, CEO of FightMe, said: “We wanted to creatively be part of doing something different and as a London-based start-up, we wanted to showcase our city in the best way possible.”

Urban creative spaces like the Undercroft have come under increasing pressure in recent years as developers look for prime real estate in central London.

The Undercroft, located just under the Southbank Centre, has been threatened by a proposed £120 million redevelopment of the centre’s Festival Wing, which would see a café and shop units built in the Undercroft space partly to fund new performance spaces in the new buildings to be built by the Queen Elizabeth Hall and to move the skatepark to a new location under Hungerford Bridge about 120 metres away. This is being opposed by the Long Live Southbank Campaign.