Tom Oehler

"Hey Tom, are you ready for 700 kilometers of single trails? Well then, yippee-ya-yay, pig-cheek!" booms a well-known Hollywood voice from the loudspeakers at the beginning of the film "Bike Hard". Challenge accepted. In the next three minutes, Tom Oehler shows off all his skills on the bike: wheelies and manuals on a blocked trail without losing flow, a fast bunny hop over the trail gate or brave jumps over rocks. Later in the film, Tom Oehler even presents the Trail Crew Davos with an unexpected shortcut. Whatever the case, one thing is clear: the single trails in Davos Klosters have probably never been ridden so playfully.

The film title is an allusion to the Hollywood blockbuster series "Die Hard", which became known in English under the title "Die Hard". And this with the same voice as in the cult film. The voice belongs to Manfred Lehmann. The German voice actor has already dubbed numerous film stars, including Bruce Willis, Gérard Depardieu and Kurt Russell.

But it's not just the voice that sounds familiar: If you look closely, you'll also recognize top local athletes from Davos Klosters in supporting roles in "Bike Hard". For example, Tom Oehler meets downhill skiing world champion Jasmine Flury on the way and elegantly opens a bottle of Davos "Craft Beer" for her as he rides past with his back wheel. And on a climb, trail runner Jasmin Nunigepushes Tom Oehler part of the way up the mountain. True to the claim "Sports Unlimited" of the Davos Klosters destination.

Alongside professional mountain biker Sina Frei, Tom Oehler is a bike ambassador for the destination Davos Klosters. What many people don't know: In addition to several international titles, Tom Oehler is also listed twice in the Guinness Book of Records. In 2009, he set the high jump world record on a bike at 2895 metres. In 2013, Tom Oehler was crowned the fastest trial biker over 400 metres hurdles in 44.62 seconds. He beat Olympic champion Felix Sanchez from the Dominican Republic. But that's not all: in winter, he showed in a reel on Instagram that you can also bike on snow on Pischa, including a dizzying ridge descent. One thing is certain: Tom Oehler is always good for a surprise. The sequel to “Bike Hard” was filmed on the Alps Epic Trails Davos and will premiere in spring 2024.

The sequel to ‘Bike Hard’ was filmed on the Alps Epic Trails Davos and celebrated its premiere in spring 2024.