Well, I guess I'll have to say time time and again: wheelies are nice'n'neat, but if you just feel like popping one in busy traffic, then you'd better be very good at this... or one day the truck behind you WILL run you over as you spill.
Wheelies and all sorts of stunts, easier or mode difficult as they may be, are to be thoroughly rehearsed until everything falls (haha) in place. Now, since you're already playing a dangerous card, why in the world would you need to make things worse and try your luck on a busy highway?
If you're nowhere near a real stunt rider, why “attempt your attempts” in heavy traffic? Or is this some sort of new type of stunts, relying on crashing the bike, getting hurt and possibly getting run over by the car behind you? Or maybe even going platinum and crashing the guy riding behind you and filming the whole thing?
Since nobody seems to understand that this kind of riding means pointlessly exposing themselves to dangers, I believe there's going to be much further writing on guys crashing like the hero in this movie.
If you're nowhere near a real stunt rider, why “attempt your attempts” in heavy traffic? Or is this some sort of new type of stunts, relying on crashing the bike, getting hurt and possibly getting run over by the car behind you? Or maybe even going platinum and crashing the guy riding behind you and filming the whole thing?
Since nobody seems to understand that this kind of riding means pointlessly exposing themselves to dangers, I believe there's going to be much further writing on guys crashing like the hero in this movie.
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