They say everybody makes mistakes every now and we’re totally OK with that. However, when riding a motorcycle, mistakes should be one of the things with happen very, very rarely, if avoiding making any mistakes at all is impossible.
While riding is a series of pre-defined maneuvers exercised until they become routine, it’s obvious that constant practice is a key element for accumulating the much-needed experience which keeps riders out of harm’s way.
It’s not the case of this Russian motorcyclist riding on wet asphalt and closing in to a junction really fast. We couldn’t tell whether he was planning to run the red or was planning to turn right, but we can tell you one thing: his speed is way too high!
Watching this video carefully for several times, we see him braking hard, but given the road conditions, he spills, with his braking or intended evasive maneuvers utterly fruitless. Roads are hardly a good place for such errors, and wet roads are only hundredfold worse, really.
It’s not the case of this Russian motorcyclist riding on wet asphalt and closing in to a junction really fast. We couldn’t tell whether he was planning to run the red or was planning to turn right, but we can tell you one thing: his speed is way too high!
Watching this video carefully for several times, we see him braking hard, but given the road conditions, he spills, with his braking or intended evasive maneuvers utterly fruitless. Roads are hardly a good place for such errors, and wet roads are only hundredfold worse, really.
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