@Marlfox87, maybe Bic-Col had the foreground light off when he was exposing for the background, switched them on for however long he needed, then unleashed the rider.

 I expect that is "2nd curtain flash". The flash fires just before the 2nd curtain closes and ends the exposure. You can then have a long exposure to capture the dark background, and a quick (1/20,000 sec) burst of flash to freeze the biker. Easier said than done though.
This great pic took a lot of work and inspiration.

 Actually it has been photoshopped, but only to show the complete flip on one photograph. It has not been altered in any other way. As you can see in the video mentioned elsewhere.

 It's the most snow we have had in Aberdeen in November for very many years. My street looks like the one pictured.

 I suspect that the righthand side of the pic has been cropped off a little to improve the composition. That may explain why the tree on the left is a little bent and the right hand side looks straighter. But whatever, I wish I had taken the picture! I certainly don't have the balls to ride it.

 Perhaps a little extra "saturation", but other than that no trickery.

 Partly hidden at the top right, you can make out the trunk. And I used to be a tree cutter, many years ago.

 Glad that you made it back onto your bike.

 I was using a very wide angle lens, equal to 16-32mm. Thats why the wheels look small.