RE: Video: Biker Avoids In-Tunnel Pile-Up
Monday 16th May 2011
Video: Biker Avoids In-Tunnel Pile-Up
Is miracle biker subject of good karma or plain old good luck?
There's very little that it's possible to say about this video, except that it involves at least two deeply idiotic drivers, one deeply lucky motorcyclist and a tunnel.
Where it is, when it happened or quite why, we can't exactly work out (although we think the news report from whence this clip comes is in Portuguese, which would rather suggest Brazil or - er - Portugal).
Discussion
O/T - the commentary reminds me of the Spanish Glen Quagmire - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qN0vSmjNp6I
The red car was driving like at dick and nearly took the biker out from behind. Biker looks like he was driving perfectly safely until one or two cars misjudge their speed and cause a pile up.
Well done to the biker for not coming off. Even if he was going slowly it's upto the cars behind to not barge through him.
Most ridiculous PH post i've read for a while.
Well done to the biker for not coming off. Even if he was going slowly it's upto the cars behind to not barge through him.
Most ridiculous PH post i've read for a while.
I think the bikers actions are conspicuous by their very lack of drama.
'oh a car has nearly taken me out' - carry on
'the car has bounced off the wall to my left' - carry on
'the car is blocking the path in front of me' - brake
'the car is no longer in my way' - brake calmly to a stop.
If it were me I probably would have been more like
'oh a car has nearly taken me out' - swerve right
'the car has bounced off the wall to my left' - hard on the brakes
'the car is blocking the path in front of me' - soil self, probably lay bike down and slide along the tarmac
'the car is no longer in my way' - eye places to change undercrackers.
Either that biker is very very calm under pressure, or fairly inattentive
'oh a car has nearly taken me out' - carry on
'the car has bounced off the wall to my left' - carry on
'the car is blocking the path in front of me' - brake
'the car is no longer in my way' - brake calmly to a stop.
If it were me I probably would have been more like
'oh a car has nearly taken me out' - swerve right
'the car has bounced off the wall to my left' - hard on the brakes
'the car is blocking the path in front of me' - soil self, probably lay bike down and slide along the tarmac
'the car is no longer in my way' - eye places to change undercrackers.
Either that biker is very very calm under pressure, or fairly inattentive

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