disaster Biker Ditches Bike Near Collision (1 Viewer)

[Monkman777]

 

[super fast GORE IN TRUCK]

good thinking, scraped up is better than dead.

 

[Illusive_0ne]

I guess red-light were optional that day?

 

[LjDes]

I guess red-light were optional that day?

Red I presume, is gonna be the color of the day for the biker lol

 

[redninja]

IMHO I don't think things like this are intentional - probably down to panic and accidentally counter steering too hard on the bars as a preservation response, overloading the front tyre and ditching the bike. I could be wrong though (first time for everything)

 

[MysteryTraveler]

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Intentional or not, getting off the bike was probably a good move.

 

[SPHINCTERPUNCH]

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Great reaction timing right there! Saved His own Ass is what He just did there!
PROPS BRO!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏼🤙...SP

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

That was actually rather stupid and a good example why it is not recommended to "lay it down". It didn't do anything to slow him down and he almost ended up sliding under the car. He's just lucky the car wasn't going any slower. All he had to do was slow down and turn to the right. He could have even just kept on driving straight.

 

[Mackerel]

Who cares about red lights! Don't they say red lights are meant to be broken! Lucky for him, unlucky for us, it would have been much more fun to watch his face smashed against the car.

 

[ZeroK]

Good Job To Bail Out

 

[jdwill]

IMHO I don't think things like this are intentional - probably down to panic and accidentally counter steering too hard on the bars as a preservation response, overloading the front tyre and ditching the bike. I could be wrong though (first time for everything)

quit overthinking professor, the guy seen the car knew what was coming and ditched the bike. Great choice. Like some one said road rash is
better then dead

 

[Grand Mal Caesar]

IMHO I don't think things like this are intentional - probably down to panic and accidentally counter steering too hard on the bars as a preservation response, overloading the front tyre and ditching the bike. I could be wrong though (first time for everything)

That looked like a possibility too.

 

[redninja]

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quit overthinking professor, the guy seen the car knew what was coming and ditched the bike. Great choice. Like some one said road rash is
better then dead

Nope, don't buy it; I still reckon he panicked and fell off, wasn't a conscious choice. I've come close many a time on a bike and have never once decided in the 0.00001 of a second reaction time to intentionally hurl myself to the floor at 80mph or whatever