First Person Motorcycle video

[iradney]

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/261848/

This person has a deathwish and drives like he's on a deserted race track - except he's on a highway.

[crazylegs]

38.

Thats the number of idiotic things I saw him do that could have lead to serious consequences, no wonder we have so many motorcycle fatalities when there is sh1t like this being published under see how ballsy he is, lets try see how mangled his head is but his body is in perfect shape for ogan harvest.

Doesn't quite have the same ring does it?

[iradney]

I agree CL. I literally watched the video through my fingers and had that uncomfortable "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH" feeling in my belly the whole time.
And it's not just their lives they're endangering either.
Pair of meatsacks.

[crazylegs]

The UK police service (generally) have decreed that where possible the Police will investigate Road Traffc Offences posted on YouTube, even down to tracing computers and subscribers because there are so many dangerous/stupid videos out there, yes I know this one wasn't youtube but you get the drift.

[iradney]

Youtube, ebaumsworld, same thing. I somehow think it's a US video, since they're driving on the "right" side of the road :P

[Andara Bledin]

I'd pretty much guarantee it's in the US. The signs over the interchanges are our style. And, judging by the terrain going by, I suspect it's west coast. All that bare dirt and palm trees.

The guy has plenty of recognizable signs that he passes, so it won't be difficult at all to catch him the next time he goes on one of his dangerous driving sprees.

^-.-^

[crazylegs]

so it won't be difficult at all to catch him

It may not be difficult to identify him, but to catch someone like that who drives in that manner when they're not being persued by the police? Good Luck.

[draggar]

Chances are it's southern California.

And people wonder why they're called "donorcycles".

[Andara Bledin]

It may not be difficult to identify him, but to catch someone like that who drives in that manner when they're not being persued by the police? Good Luck.

Oh, that's easy, too. Motorcycles have license plates. Cop cars have cameras. They just need a shot of the plate and then they can pick him up at his registered address at their leisure.

^-.-^

[crazylegs]

Oh, that's easy, too. Motorcycles have license plates. Cop cars have cameras. They just need a shot of the plate and then they can pick him up at his registered address at their leisure.

Whos to say his registration is up to date
Whos to say the plates are real
Whos to say there are even plates on it?

I know through bitter, bitter experience it's not always that easy.

[Happy Otter Lover]

I used to carpool with a guy who was constantly talking about his "crotch rockets" (he never once referred to the as anything else, which drove me nuts). He'd relate stories about going 250km/hr along the highway the previous summer, weaving in and out of traffic and how no cop could ever catch him because he goes too fast. He'd say that he was excited for summer to come again so he could get back on the bikes. I just assumed that once the weather cleared up, and he wanted to take his bike in, I would start taking the train instead. Until, one day when he was on another one of his hour long rants about the advantages of bikes over cars, he turned to me and asked if I'd ever been a passenger on a motorcycle before. I told him I hadn't, and he said 'Well, I guess you'll have to learn!'
The only thing I could think was 'Oh hell no, you couldn't pay me enough'
Thankfully I don't carpool with him any longer. Drivers like that scare the shit out of me and should have their licenses taken away at first chance, permanently. There is no excuse for that kind of behaviour on the roads.