This daredevil boy has become a viral stunt sensation on his bike at just four years of age.
Elliot Honeycutt lives life with the “throttle wide open”, according to his proud dad, Dan.
He is so small he does it on a balance bike without pedals.
Despite his tender age, little Elliot already boasts an Instagram page with nearly 300,000 followers and numerous viral clips thanks to his incredible biking skills.
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Videos show the lad whizzing around obstacle courses set up in the family’s back garden at their home in southern California, US.
One compilation of some of Elliot’s best tricks has been viewed a whopping 168 million times in just five days, receiving 6.5 million ‘likes’ and 77,000 comments in the process.
The young boy is seen jumping off ramps on his balance bike, slaloming past obstacles, and even escaping from the growling family dog.
In one scene, the lad – who isn’t even old enough to go to school – is seen bravely leaping off the garage roof into his dad’s arms.
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The boy’s father told Jam Press: “Elliot definitely lives life with the throttle wide open.
“His favourite things include building backyard push bike tracks, riding to the parks, playing bike tag, and wrestling on the bed.
“With his mum, Elliot loves doing crafts and nature studies.
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“His grandfather ‘Papa’ comes over most days to help out. They are always playing outback or reading books.
“His parents and Papa read to him for hours every day as he’s always asking for book stories, anything to minimise watching TV.”
Dan added: “It’s definitely a coordinated family effort to keep this wonderful little boy thriving!”
One fan commented: “You do understand you’re creating one of the best BMX athletes of all time right?”
Another said: “When people say they want a boy, but aren’t ready for this level of energy.”
“Respect to the daddy who set up the course,” wrote someone else.
Hanna remarked: “This kid is scared of nothing, I’m not even a mom and I’m over here flinching.”
Pablo commented: “Respect for not creating another overweight iPad baby.”
