A professional inline skater and his crew, cameramen, a photographer, and production staff, travel to five of Europe's best-known cities to set up a portable ramp called the Cityhopper and perform stunts in public squares and streets. The film follows the team from London's streets to the canals of Venice, showing the skater running lines and jumps against landmark backdrops rather than in a skate park. Between the stunt sequences, the film shows the rehearsal and setup work behind each stop: scouting locations, building the ramp, and repeating runs until a trick is clean enough to film. There is little narration or context beyond the trip itself; the focus stays on the skating and the cities that frame it. It works as a straightforward record of a skating tour rather than an investigation into the sport, aimed at viewers who want to watch the stunts and the scenery.