There already are a lot of potential dangers on the roads when riding a bike, even if we were to limit ourselves to the passive ones. Including the active factors such as cars, pedestrians and the bikers themselves multiplies the risks to sky-high numbers.
In fewer words, roads are dangerous enough without bikers asking for a crash. But since there is always some guy who begs to differ, here's our Russian city prowler on a Yamaha FZ1, enjoying the ride.
Now, one of the great advantages of riding a motorcycle is that you can actually squeeze through narrow space, concrete blocks barring the road included, why stop? There's nothing really criminal in getting past such obstacles with ease... we all do so once in a while, don't we!
There's a huge difference though, between squeezing through the barricade and then obeying the road regulations in the crossroad ahead, and darting forward at high speed, in complete disregard of the incoming vehicle. The footage is rather poor so we couldn't tell is the car signaled the right turn, but it matters little.
In the first place we all thought the guy was about to crash into the concrete blocks, anyway. Too bad he didn't: he'd probably better off right now not having crashed, and we'd still be laughing.
Now, one of the great advantages of riding a motorcycle is that you can actually squeeze through narrow space, concrete blocks barring the road included, why stop? There's nothing really criminal in getting past such obstacles with ease... we all do so once in a while, don't we!
There's a huge difference though, between squeezing through the barricade and then obeying the road regulations in the crossroad ahead, and darting forward at high speed, in complete disregard of the incoming vehicle. The footage is rather poor so we couldn't tell is the car signaled the right turn, but it matters little.
In the first place we all thought the guy was about to crash into the concrete blocks, anyway. Too bad he didn't: he'd probably better off right now not having crashed, and we'd still be laughing.
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