+Mark Maybe. I don't know how much that motorcycle costs, but that custom Ti Firefly with SnS couplers is probably in the realm of $7K. The Merlin ridden by the guy that got hurt looks a fair bit older and even has CX or old MTB style cantilevers. Probably a fair bit less than the Firefly, around $5K maybe? Neither bike had carbon wheels, which would have added up to around $1.5K to each bike.
@@Max-vq9xd Believe it or not some people aren't born knowing what target fixation is, take a moment to let this shocking truth sink in, don't worry, the headache will pass in a minute
I'm so tired of the "muh target fixation" shit. He simply missed the cyclists for the same reason cars miss motorcyclists: you're looking for a big object, you don't see it, so your brain says you're all clear. The cyclists were on the edge of the road with their stupid super thin frames and they just aren't visible against a rock backdrop with complex forms that almost act like a camouflage. It's clear he didn't even see the cyclists until the end and by then it was too late to do anything. Moral of the story: keep your bikes in your mom's driveway and off public roads with fast moving vehicles. If you can't go the speed limit, get off the road.
@@alessandrozuffi5068 Target fixation is somewhat a myth. Its just absolute failure to turn properly and lack of basic awareness. you can actually look left as you turn right on a motorcycle. You don't go where you look. You go where you turn.
ya what a dick trying to make it sound like everything is fine. lol . everything is not fine. my body is trashed my gear is trash and my bicycle is trashed and now i even need a ride home. he says the "Nice part is"... yahh
blocking the lane when there's been an accident and you have a person laying on the road, seems like a pretty safe move to me, especially when you have cars and bikes racing by.
it's called target fixation. A motorcycle is going to go where the rider is looking. He came around the corner, saw the cyclists, and instead of keeping his eyes where he wanted to go, fixated on them. It's a hard habit to break. It wasn't maliciousness, it was inexperience.
The sad part is he wasn't even going that fast nor was the line for that turn that technical to begin with. Yeah target fixation at it's finest, you can see at 0:03 is when he had his "oh shit I'm not confident enough to carry my current line past them" moment and panicked. If you're an inexperienced rider, the last thing you want to do on a road like this is ride it with your friends filming you, you will always try to show off and ride faster than you're capable and then pull shit like this. Hope the cyclists made a full recovery, I would be hella pissed if I was them, hopefully they got some settlement out of it.
Jack Hammer Yeah I agree, could have been avoided very easily. Kinda looks on purpose actually (not saying it is but thats how it looks) In Australia before getting our motorcycle learners we are taught about target fixation. 100% the motorcyclist's fault.
Read the description. He clips his foot on the turn and it stands him up. You can hear it too. I'm not doubting that target fixation could've played a part, but probably not as much as you think.
I don't understand this. The rider had PLENTY of time to slow down or turn. If it was a simple case of target fixation he had plenty of time to stop. He shouldn't have been on the road yet, he wasn't ready.
No, he is probably unexperienced, he had to think first, in which direction he should go. Also, he was just coming out of an curve. I bet you never touched a Motorcycle.
@@47485ksc My neighbors had a relatively slow fall over on a Harley. He walked away fine. She hit her head on the pavement and now has permanent brain injury and significant loss of mental function. Your choice but even a bike helmet probably would have saved her. The body is amazing at healing many bad injuries, but brain injuries are often not reversible.
Tyler Raber thats nothing lol maybe the concuddiom but scrapes really nut up dudes just because you ride a bike doesn't mean you have to have infinitely tiny balls
NoxImus Yeah... Since it seems so archetypical, I wonder what the evolutionary value of the system may be. I understand that evolution hasn't had time to prepare for bike racing, but still, I don't see it working in favour of fight and flight either...
Inexcperieced rider doing what he shouldn't be doing. Got scared mid-corner, picked up the bike and then target-fixed the bikers. He couldn't have hit them better even if he was aiming at them.
It's a pretty good case of target fixation (I know you get a bit of flack for saying those 2 words). He more or less did subconsciously aim for them. I had target fixation when I was first learning to ride, and let me tell you as an inexperienced rider it's scary as hell. You just start heading for something and then you can't avoid it no matter how much you try.
Dan Sorry that is not entirely accurate, when I dip hard on corners on my road bike my arms don't point to where I am looking. This takes practice and it allows me to scan the whole corner without fixation of direction
"Call 911!" "No, YOU call 911 and stop ordering me around" I swear to God, I'm going to say this the next time I'm at an accident and everyone yells, "Call 911!"
VeritasEIREAequitas It's called target fixation. It's a common mistake for NOOB riders. The bike goes where you are looking plain and simple. You look at the ditch, bikers, building, etc, that's where it goes. Jesus do none of you know anything about riding?
VeritasEIREAequitas It's called target fixation. It's a common mistake for NOOB riders. The bike goes where you are looking plain and simple. You look at the ditch, bikers, building, etc, that's where it goes. Jesus do none of you know anything about riding?
That was hard to watch. As a motorcyclist, I can see how he froze up, and that is a sickening feeling that you just have to counter. It feels like you can't correct your course, but you have to override your sensations and just shove the bike over. I had a very close call once with a bicyclist on a trail who just looked at me and pushed his bike in front. I felt like I could not turn at all due to the gravel. In retrospect, I could have turned a little more, but I skidded to a stop about an inch from his tire. When he straightened his bike a little after I was stopped it bumped my tire. The guy just felt like he had a right to be there, and I didn't so he cut me off. Even if he were right, I cannot imagine deciding to block a motor vehicle with my body to make a point.
DrunkyMcSwervencrash Bicycle laws vary state to state, but in California, and most states, it is perfectly legal to ride a bicycle on the highway (CVC 21650.1, Bicycle Operated on Roadway or Highway Shoulder). Perhaps you are thinking of freeways, which often (but not always) prohibit non-motorized vehicles?
@@W.Arc. experienced riders don't tend to have target fixation, so yes it was target fixation and yes he was inexperienced. Not everyone pops out of the womb on a zx10 you know
I ride a motorcycle on roads like this all the time, and I know bicycles are waiting. I have no problem with them, just anticipate them in the same fashion as if coming around a corner and finding a deer or fallen tree ahead of you. Deal with it mentally before you come round that corner.
Seriously that would have to be the most insane crash I’ve ever seen that motorbike rider practically rode straight into them when he could’ve avoided them easily he was going that slow .
@@sergioschannel sure as a rider myself , we have a saying that is Where you look is where you will go. Have seen plenty of that over the years , both on the road and the race track.
IDRUNKANGELI Good point. I made a comment on a video yesterday where people were failing to get their bike up a ramp. My comment was something like... "Look where you're going to be, not where you are." The guy on the motor bike was fixated on the bicycle and couldn't look away.
IDRUNKANGELI He probably was target fixated but my question is why didn't the rider use his brakes. From what I can hear it sounds like he didn't even chop the throttle.
I find it funny that bicycles are so damn expensive compared to motorcycles when motorcycles are infinitely more complex than bicycles. My 2010 ninja 650 was 4k with 600km on it and that won't even buy you a top of the line bicycle.
Well, top of the line motorcycles can go for $100k+, while you can get a cheap $80 bicycle at Walmart. You can't really compare a casual motorcycle to a hardcore racing bicycle.
This was called failing to negotiate the turn and object fixation. The rider on the motorcycle saw the cyclists clearly and fixated on them instead of focusing on the turn and looking through the turn and holding his line. Yet he saw the cyclist and stayed fixed on them and guess what. Ran the hell right into to them. Watch his helmet and line of sight. He was clearly fixated on the cyclist instead of the dam road. Shaking my head. Thank goodness no ones was serious hurt.
Use the < and > keys after pausing the video to move one frame at a time, and look at the cyclists neck a couple frames after :05... WOW. This didn't look that bad but in slow-mo I'm surprised the cyclist didn't break his neck. It snapped full forward and fully back, landed on his head, then brought his knees to his shoulders in the same second.
I'm a cyclist and a biker. This is target fixation on the biker. In other words, the biker stared watching the cyclist instead of the road. You learn this in the MSF course. Watch how he comes into the curve, he drifted to the right, because he started watching the cyclist. Target Fixation.The biker was at fault, plain and simple.
As a fellow biker and cyclist, I'm grateful for this bit of info. The best thing I've ever learned as a biker is to not drive like a twat. Best thing I've learned as a cyclist is to not ride like a twat. I'm still alive and so's everyone around me so... it's working.
I don't know... that was pretty bad. I've looked at many cyclists and always managed to pass them safely without smacking into them. The one time I got worried was passing a cyclist with his hood completely done up... like kenny from southpark. he decided to turn his head around to look at me as i was passing... but in order to do so he had to turn his head right around because of his hood... causing him to swerve right out into my path just as i was passing... which caused me to swerve to avoid him. not good. These guys did no wrong though... I would never have guessed the biker would do that in that situation.
Do I run off into the dirt and possibly scratch the paint on my bike or do I stay on the road and cushion my fall with this bicyclists spandex covered ass?
dantheman9565 : This collision was completely preventable. The motorcyclist was going too fast for the road conditions and his skills. He violated CVC 22350 and arguably CVC 23103. If he had been going slower, he would have been able to avoid the collision.
HypermaxZ No. Even the bicyclists were going faster than walking pace. He was trying to take the turn as fast as he could. He was pushing the limits. That sort of driving belongs on a race track. It does not belong on a public road.
so he was already out of the corner and still wasnt able to dodge those cyclists? I had to learn that befor i was allowed to ride a motorcycle.... giving the handelbars on the left side a little push would simply avoided that accident
A lot of things would have helped to avoid the accident. Mainly this guy was way over his head riding a bike, especially in the corners. It was taking up so much of his concentration he couldn't see/avoid the cyclists.
Patty Cow The bottom line is that you are saying that bicyclists have to stay off the road because motorists can't be expected to obey the rules of the road or drive responsibly. If this motorcyclist had exercised due care when riding through this turn as required by CVC 23103 then this collision would not have happened. He broke the law. He drove dangerously. Bicyclists have a right to use this road. This is actually a very popular road for bicyclists. Anyone who does not expect to find bicyclists on this road is fundamentally incompetent as a driver and should have their license taken away. www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc23103.htm
Weird accident if you ask me. I mean, it's not like he couldn't take that turn, it's not like he was speeding way to much to miss that turn, right? And he even didn't hit the brakes, oddly enough, not even when he clearly saw them from meters in front. It almost looks like he plunged himself at free will into these cyclists. Not saying it IS the case, but it surely looks like that, doesn't it.
Your bike always tends to go where you are looking. He probably saw them and looked straight at them and froze up. Very easy thing to take place if you lack experience. He could have leaned the bike more into the turn and missed them or stood the bike straight up and apply the brakes or go for the dirt. As you enter a turn you should be looking past your apex and on your "turn in" your focus should be down the next straightaway or in your turn exit. The rider appeared to be looking at the road directly in front of him instead of through the turn.
It's because assholes with weak skills are riding too fast in full leather racing suits on public roads. I'm sure this little incident cost him a fortune.
Lol the other possibility is he said fuck these bicyclists and yeeted into them what else could it be? You don't need to be an expert to know what target fixation is. Arrogant 😂
@@bullinapeamurica5940 ...🤣🤣.. Yeah because that is the only reason he could have possibly could have hit them!!! It's straight up amazing that with a 10 sec clip, people just like you and the other clowns here in the comment thread know know exactly what happened!!! And you say I'm the Arrogant one because I'm not going to jump to conclusions or dumbass comparisons like he just wanted to hit them!!!🤦♂️.. You clowns literally have no idea where he was even looking!!! And considering that is where a lot of bikers turn around, it could be that he went wide to swing around into the pull off where people are filming!!!
I'm sorry, is this supposed to be a surprise to anyone with a brain? This kind of thing is bound to happen. People who ride bicycles on public roads are bound to be hit at some point. Especially on roads like these. I realize you're all Lance Armstrong and we should all sit back in awe at your spandex and the fact that you're not burning fossil fuels. All the power to you. Just don't do it on fast roads, okay? Don't put yourselves and others at risk because you're too good for bike paths or stationary bikes.
I could not have said it better myself. Bunch of Lance Armstrongs doing the Tour De France. There's a perfectly good sidewalk right next to them every time.
1tokeover Sidewalks, bike paths, gyms, tracks, and trails--all options totally disregarded by the sweatier, spandex-wearing road user. The danger is obvious and two fold. First, their toys are not able to maintain most average speed limits. Thus, they increase the risk of being struck by cars and motorcycles which can and do operate at those speeds. Second, the crash protection offered by ballet-uniforms and plastic helmets is less than significant in the event of a bicycle to motor vehicle crash, especially at speed. If someone really wants to make that wager and rely almost entirely on the nerve, patience, and swerving ability of actual motorists on public roads, then they'd better be ready for the consequences that might ensue. And let's be honest, the chances of that aren't exactly as slim as your average bicycle enthusiast (...wishes they were).
***** If anyone's breathing through their mouths it's your average cyclist, struggling to maintain 20mph, which is often below the posted speed limit. I've yet to hit any of them, so the odds are in your favor as of now. Make no mistake though, you're creating the danger for yourselves and others. It's not like we reply in kind. It's not like we take it upon ourselves to drive down bike paths or on sidewalks. Yet, especially in the warmer months, you cyclists resort to riding in packs on roads with 30, 35, and 40mph+ speed limits. My only question is why? Why put yourself at risk whilst slowing the flow of traffic for everyone else? Maybe you're just assholes.
***** No, that is not what I asked. I asked why so many of them insist on riding on public roads, with posted speed limits they cannot hope to reach. You'd do yourself and me a favor by being honest. There is a clear distinction between engaging in your hobby and being a nuisance and straight up danger to yourself, at the expense and patience of others. I'm still waiting for a clear, honest answer, that doesn't involve your unoriginal, unimpressive remarks. You can ride anywhere you like as far as I'm concerned. Why bother me with this hobby? Why put me and yourselves at risk with your selfishness? And you think the fact that you're attempting to promote your own health is worth my respect? Perhaps to your surprise, some of us don't need to call upon the patience of motorists to stay in shape. If you cannot understand that, then it's not just your physical health that needs improving.
***** No I think pretending to be something you're not is pretty obviously seen in the typical outfit of your average, casual cyclist. I don't for example wear a racing suit when I get behind the wheel or a chef's hat when I cook a meal.
Upon initial contact of the first rider. The first words that came to mine was "Lawsuit", and as the motorcyclist proceeded to run into the second cyclist "Lawsuit"
Cyclist should wear more gear! Going downhill he can easily hit the roads speed limit. I dont see any motorcyclist in cyclist helmets and thin spandex.. I am not defending the motorcyclist it was a stupid move but the cyclist could have gotten out of that situation much safer!
it seems that you never practice any sport by telling that, more gear=more weight = less endurance, its like saying pedestrians should wear all time helmets because a ciclyst could go out of control and hit them
metalg33ksolid When cycling up a mountain that is full of speeding motorcyclist in both directions.. I would say you should have that in mind. Extra gear=more weight=more training
***** well, then tell me what gear could save your life if a car hits you at high/moderate speed, or any vehicule, the best you can do is have a very good helmet and pay attention to the traffic, extra gear just helps with scraps and bruisings, when did i said that in competitions the road is open to cars?, never, i only talked about gear, you are out of topic
You’ll see it in bike races, and it’s not like “oh I have to keep riding” it’s more like someone suddenly woke you up and you just have to instantly boot up and you just start up. Not sure why this happens but it does lol
Motorcyclist got caught staring at the line he wanted to avoid. Kinda weird tho he really fucked that up could definitely have turned harder or reacted four seconds sooner
I would NEVER ride a bicycle on a road like this. If there not a place for me to ride safely out of traffic i wont ride there. You should have to be able to keep up with traffic if there is no bike lane.Might as well be on a horse on the freeway.
Why not? This is down to someone else. Not the cyclists. Do you stand over a pan of oil as it is heating up for your eggs. No you don’t. You check on it but some dickless wonders just going puberty at 50 still can’t ride bikes and put everyone in danger same as some cyclists and pedestrians should not be allowed out of the happy garden
@@jimjohanson8152 I personally still wouldn't ride there. I ride bicycles too but I don't want to be in a hospital bed for something I didn't do. I don't prefer to take my motorcycle on dangerous highways, and I don't take my bicycle (even a fast electric bike that can keep up with traffic) in a dangerous place with lots of cars going by, I'll take the "road less traveled" and there's many alternatives that just may not have the publicity. Others are up for the risk, but I am not at all! I really don't like having my life held in the hands of someone else.... Whether that be some dude who can't drive worth a damn driving me in a bus, or a driver who must avoid me. On a busy road I think of it like the more cars go by, the more I throw out trust.
@@PInk77W1 If you plan on riding dangerously then you need a helmet or if you live in a urban area where you share the road with cars your probably need a helmet.
As a motorist its your job to be ready to stop for anything in the road. The motorcyclist was riding recklessly and technically it would be his fault even if the cyclists were stopped sideways in the middle of the lane. If you you hit an animal, piece of debris, or small child its 100% your fault even if they're in the road. Saying its the riders fault shows a misunderstanding of the law especially when you consider that the cyclists gave him more than enough room to pass.
that motorcycle was going so slow and he still managed to plow right into both of the bicyclist. I hope that motorcycle rider took some type of rider course after that avoidable accident. Man that looked painful for the bicyclist.
Farris TheLaggy yes because we all know it is okay to just run over people on the roadway. Maybe you should learn to ride because basic avoidance is taught in the beginning MSF rider course.
Farris TheLaggy hey if you still believe the guy in the video was right then yeah. you've been doing it wrong. Plus you are the one getting angry and name calling so anger is an admission of guilt. Guilt as in yeah you have been doing it wrong, or wrong in your logic.
Farris TheLaggy too fast???? Ok you don't ride lmao he going so fucking slow and target fixated on them but you don't lnow what that means huh, he could have hit that turn 3 times as fast if he did it correctly. Went to fast LMAO hahaha funniest bullshit yet.
Target fixation is one issue, but his survival reaction was the main cause. You can see him trying to turn the handle bars more into the turn, because he "reacted". That only caused the bike to straighten up more going directly into where he didn't want to go.
thank you for showing the aftermath... many U-tubers only post the "juicy" bit, and don't show the results... which is what matters to the people involved
I hope that cyclist sued the crap out of the guy on the motorcycle. Take his bike, his house, and what ever other assets he has. People like this motorcycle rider deserve to lose everything for there reckless behavior.
He made an egregious mistake and injured himself and other. Do you really think it's fair to bankrupt a man for everything he has over an accident? Jesus.
MarkeyDeSad have you ever been hit by a car before? I have, worst experience of my life all because some driver wasn't paying attention. I ended up in the hospital with broken bones and internal organ injuries as well as needed surgery. The driver lied to the cops and tried to get out of it, if i didn't have the wreck on video which the driver wasn't aware of i might have been footing the 150k hospital bill. So yes i do think its fair to go for blood in court after a driver drew blood on the road.
NOLA TrackBike It was an ACCIDENT. It's litigious fucks like you that go after someone even when insurance would take care of the bills. Oh wait, YOU WEREN'T footed with the hospital bill, so again, I don't understand the logic of "take him for everything, ruin his life" over an ACCIDENT. This is why we have insurance.
The Sam Kawasaki didn’t realize that the motorcycle even was in the white lane before the crash, no man, sorry but the problem was the motorbike bad ridding... So let’s be objective.
Listen I like riding a bike as much as the next guy . But I would never take my bike on the freeway . Until they make proper lanes for bicycles . Same way for the roads. Until that time I'll be writing on the sidewalk.
This is why bicyclists should stay off roads paid for by motor vehicle owners. If not, then wear leather if you want to avoid road rash. That stupid spandex makes you a target! I know because I live in a Cali county that has a lot of stupid bicyclists, in ridiculous spandex, getting run over on windy roads.
***** At this point in time. "saving the enviornment!!11!1" Is not practical and nobody does it, well not enough people to make a difference anyways, so if you wanna get yourself injured or killed for no reason, than you're the only one to blame you fucking idiot.
the first cyclist he hit practically kissed his own arse
Omg! I'm dying I'm laughing so hard!!
He prob gonna try it again once no one sees
@@NEWLAROEKOE C'mon. We've all done that.
Underrated comment 👏
This comment made me feel bad for laughing.
Plot Twist: The 2 bicycles are more expensive than his bike.
Wouldnt doubt it. crazy the price on some bikes.
+Mark Maybe. I don't know how much that motorcycle costs, but that custom Ti Firefly with SnS couplers is probably in the realm of $7K. The Merlin ridden by the guy that got hurt looks a fair bit older and even has CX or old MTB style cantilevers. Probably a fair bit less than the Firefly, around $5K maybe? Neither bike had carbon wheels, which would have added up to around $1.5K to each bike.
+yoog
huh, not carbon wheels. but i think one of bike have dura-ace c24 and dura-ace 7900 mix set, and,, other one is.. shamal? i guess.
+Mark My buddy hit a rider on his Suzuki V-twin on Mt. Baldy Road. The peddler cost more than the motored bike.
+Mark It's an older SV650 so $2500-3500. You're probably right.
Target fixation at its finest, he noticed them and he glued his eyes on them. Had it looked at the road ahead he would've avoided them.
Do you usually state the fucking obvious?
@@Max-vq9xd Believe it or not some people aren't born knowing what target fixation is, take a moment to let this shocking truth sink in, don't worry, the headache will pass in a minute
I'm so tired of the "muh target fixation" shit. He simply missed the cyclists for the same reason cars miss motorcyclists: you're looking for a big object, you don't see it, so your brain says you're all clear. The cyclists were on the edge of the road with their stupid super thin frames and they just aren't visible against a rock backdrop with complex forms that almost act like a camouflage. It's clear he didn't even see the cyclists until the end and by then it was too late to do anything. Moral of the story: keep your bikes in your mom's driveway and off public roads with fast moving vehicles. If you can't go the speed limit, get off the road.
@@nunyabusiness896 If your brain is that severely broken, you should be the one to stay on your mom's driveway.
@@alessandrozuffi5068 Target fixation is somewhat a myth. Its just absolute failure to turn properly and lack of basic awareness. you can actually look left as you turn right on a motorcycle. You don't go where you look. You go where you turn.
He will never forget the sound that cyclist made when he hit the ground
"Nice part is nothing is bleeding terribly, well except for that arm" Gee thanks guy.
all the bleeding is internal, thats where the blood is supposed to be!
ya what a dick trying to make it sound like everything is fine. lol . everything is not fine. my body is trashed my gear is trash and my bicycle is trashed and now i even need a ride home. he says the "Nice part is"... yahh
@@andyb.6721 Nice part is California requires that motorcycles carry liability insurance.
Its just a flesh wound - Monty Python
0:54 wait, just let me pick up the bike and place it over here. it's much safer xD
Typical cyclist
blocking the lane when there's been an accident and you have a person laying on the road, seems like a pretty safe move to me, especially when you have cars and bikes racing by.
@@NEWLAROEKOE your a wanker
Lol lol he literally did nothing
ROTFL!!
it's called target fixation. A motorcycle is going to go where the rider is looking. He came around the corner, saw the cyclists, and instead of keeping his eyes where he wanted to go, fixated on them. It's a hard habit to break. It wasn't maliciousness, it was inexperience.
The sad part is he wasn't even going that fast nor was the line for that turn that technical to begin with. Yeah target fixation at it's finest, you can see at 0:03 is when he had his "oh shit I'm not confident enough to carry my current line past them" moment and panicked. If you're an inexperienced rider, the last thing you want to do on a road like this is ride it with your friends filming you, you will always try to show off and ride faster than you're capable and then pull shit like this. Hope the cyclists made a full recovery, I would be hella pissed if I was them, hopefully they got some settlement out of it.
Jack Hammer Yeah I agree, could have been avoided very easily. Kinda looks on purpose actually (not saying it is but thats how it looks) In Australia before getting our motorcycle learners we are taught about target fixation. 100% the motorcyclist's fault.
Read the description. He clips his foot on the turn and it stands him up. You can hear it too. I'm not doubting that target fixation could've played a part, but probably not as much as you think.
Jack Herald He looked his way right into that cyclist's ass
soopa doopa lol, we can conclude the motorcyclist was gay then.
0:23 helmet saves his life.
That helmet did a fine job!
BOTH helmets did. I love seeing dumb asses without them.
Agreed; he would've been dead or at least blind without that helmet. (Visual cortex is back of the head)
R.I.P
Yeah 5/11 made them
Damn RIP kora
I don't understand this. The rider had PLENTY of time to slow down or turn. If it was a simple case of target fixation he had plenty of time to stop. He shouldn't have been on the road yet, he wasn't ready.
Yea this is incredibly pathetic. He had an eternity to react, brake, turn, anything. Looks like suburban mom SUV driving.
Target fixation my friend
Pandasaur us "If it was a simple case of target fixation he had plenty of time to stop"
No, he is probably unexperienced, he had to think first, in which direction he should go. Also, he was just coming out of an curve. I bet you never touched a Motorcycle.
on the bike you can not brake when the bike is tilted if he tried to brake his front tire would let go
helmets are fucking awesome
Only if you crash a lot. Some of us ride normally but still have to wear them by law. THAT sucks!
a helmet only has to be awesome once.
I need a full masterchief gear lol
my friend made one in resin, you should see it, it's amazing.
@@47485ksc My neighbors had a relatively slow fall over on a Harley. He walked away fine. She hit her head on the pavement and now has permanent brain injury and significant loss of mental function. Your choice but even a bike helmet probably would have saved her. The body is amazing at healing many bad injuries, but brain injuries are often not reversible.
I don't think enough people mentioned "target fixation" in the comments.
"Cyclists didn't appear to have serious injuries" BULL FUCKING SHIT
i feel bad for those guys
+Tyler Raber some scrapes not serious at all
bam 0217 scrapes, concussion, possible sprains, possible hemmoraging. They didn't even follow up to see for sure.
Tyler Raber thats nothing lol maybe the concuddiom but scrapes really nut up dudes just because you ride a bike doesn't mean you have to have infinitely tiny balls
Tyler Raber lol sounds like you were just being stupid if you are in an emergency room the trained medical professionals will do it
The moto guy kept his helmet on incase someone starts swinging.
Roadies dont swing. Very passive type of person. They shouldn't have been there. Toooooo dangerous.
@@ronaldtartaglia4459 biker was going too fast and too wide in the turn. Any normal car driver would have easily avoided them.
Should probably have an ambulance every 500 yards on that road seem people crash a lot.
Mulholland Drive needs large 'speed' bumps every 20 yards.
@@yessure5291 That would be suck
RIGHT!!!!
If only there was a place were this could be done without any other vehicles on the road. Like a special road.... 🤔😐
It’s closed now luckily
This sounds like a Grinder ad: _"I like to wear leather, mount my machine and rear end athletic guys..."_
Sooooo wrong, but sooooooo funny! 😂😂😂
Gay
@@SafeBets3 Yes, Grinder is a gay hookup site.
😂😂Too funny 😂
Target fixation... Causing needless pain and suffering since the invention of movement :(
I was thinking the same things, Bulls-eye!
NoxImus Yeah... Since it seems so archetypical, I wonder what the evolutionary value of the system may be. I understand that evolution hasn't had time to prepare for bike racing, but still, I don't see it working in favour of fight and flight either...
Inexcperieced rider doing what he shouldn't be doing. Got scared mid-corner, picked up the bike and then target-fixed the bikers. He couldn't have hit them better even if he was aiming at them.
brillant analysis.
I kind of watched in disbelief and then tried to work out what went wrong!?
Thanks for sorting that for me 😁👍
I think the bicyclists were invisible for a few seconds
Maybe he was in shock that there was 2 cyclists pretty much stopped on a major hwy
Was the sun in his eyes, perhaps a glare.
OH GOD THE SLOWMO IS JUST LIKE QWOP! CANT BREATH
I was thinking that... horrible I am laughing, but the slow-mo is really the greatest.
*breathe
fuck me, a wild lesbian
every time i watch this i have to laugh. guy looks like he aims for them.
Bro. I'm literally laughing my ass off at this present moment Aug 18, 2020 6:54 PST!!! LMFAO!!!
It's a pretty good case of target fixation (I know you get a bit of flack for saying those 2 words). He more or less did subconsciously aim for them. I had target fixation when I was first learning to ride, and let me tell you as an inexperienced rider it's scary as hell. You just start heading for something and then you can't avoid it no matter how much you try.
"looks like".😬
Every now and then I come back to this video when I need a laugh, one of the funniest videos on CZcams lol
@@HartyBiker Did you end up colliding with anything, or sustain any injuries?
Helmet saved his life.
Know it's 3 years ago, but that is going abit far.
Its probably did.
The rule number one - you are going where you are waching
So keep you eyes on a road and not to anybody else
So if i watch porn i go there? Thanks man!! :=)
he stood the bike up after he scraped his foot too
The rule should be "Don't exceed your limits"
Dan Sorry that is not entirely accurate, when I dip hard on corners on my road bike my arms don't point to where I am looking. This takes practice and it allows me to scan the whole corner without fixation of direction
@Sir Tristan kadin ang Ginto
The motorcycle driver had all the road to avoid the accident. The cyclist was on the outer edge of the lane. Poor driving on the motorcycle driver.
"Call 911!" "No, YOU call 911 and stop ordering me around" I swear to God, I'm going to say this the next time I'm at an accident and everyone yells, "Call 911!"
Damn. It looks like he just aimed right at them. Why the fuck didn't he hold his line?
VeritasEIREAequitas exactly what i'm saying
Lol
flikdurbean love the name classic flicked her bean haha
VeritasEIREAequitas It's called target fixation. It's a common mistake for NOOB riders. The bike goes where you are looking plain and simple. You look at the ditch, bikers, building, etc, that's where it goes. Jesus do none of you know anything about riding?
VeritasEIREAequitas It's called target fixation. It's a common mistake for NOOB riders. The bike goes where you are looking plain and simple. You look at the ditch, bikers, building, etc, that's where it goes. Jesus do none of you know anything about riding?
That was hard to watch. As a motorcyclist, I can see how he froze up, and that is a sickening feeling that you just have to counter. It feels like you can't correct your course, but you have to override your sensations and just shove the bike over. I had a very close call once with a bicyclist on a trail who just looked at me and pushed his bike in front. I felt like I could not turn at all due to the gravel. In retrospect, I could have turned a little more, but I skidded to a stop about an inch from his tire. When he straightened his bike a little after I was stopped it bumped my tire. The guy just felt like he had a right to be there, and I didn't so he cut me off. Even if he were right, I cannot imagine deciding to block a motor vehicle with my body to make a point.
DrunkyMcSwervencrash Bicycle laws vary state to state, but in California, and most states, it is perfectly legal to ride a bicycle on the highway (CVC 21650.1, Bicycle Operated on Roadway or Highway Shoulder). Perhaps you are thinking of freeways, which often (but not always) prohibit non-motorized vehicles?
But the slo-mo when a cyclist practically sits in his lap - gets me laughing every time.
I know I shouldn't laugh but the more I watch it the funnier it gets.
Seriously, what the motor bike guy thinking? Didnt he see him? What fool!!!
looks like a really bad case of target fixation to me.
no target fixation... Its a total lack of basic skills
Looks like a really bad case of idiotism.
@@W.Arc. experienced riders don't tend to have target fixation, so yes it was target fixation and yes he was inexperienced. Not everyone pops out of the womb on a zx10 you know
I ride a motorcycle on roads like this all the time, and I know bicycles are waiting. I have no problem with them, just anticipate them in the same fashion as if coming around a corner and finding a deer or fallen tree ahead of you. Deal with it mentally before you come round that corner.
Seriously that would have to be the most insane crash I’ve ever seen that motorbike rider practically rode straight into them when he could’ve avoided them easily he was going that slow .
I see why bike got it impounded by 12.
Target fixation. Noob rider riding beyond his skill
Ever heard of Target fixation
@@sergioschannel sure as a rider myself , we have a saying that is Where you look is where you will go. Have seen plenty of that over the years , both on the road and the race track.
@@MickAngelhere sorry did not meen to a bit rude, but I have poor English has not my first language. Yes you are exactly right.
1:20 "Just a little road rash" LMAO
Motorcycle guy should ride with his eyes open next time.
I think that the problem is that he was looking too much. When you look at where you don't want to go on a bike, you will go to there.
IDRUNKANGELI Good point.
I made a comment on a video yesterday where people were failing to get their bike up a ramp.
My comment was something like... "Look where you're going to be, not where you are."
The guy on the motor bike was fixated on the bicycle and couldn't look away.
IDRUNKANGELI He probably was target fixated but my question is why didn't the rider use his brakes. From what I can hear it sounds like he didn't even chop the throttle.
Yesssss...!!!
does anyone have a yoga mat? I just got run over by a motorcycle.
Lmao. That's funny.
Best example of target fixation ever. The bike went where the eyes went.
It´s a no-brainer : the guy can´t ride a bike at all.
Does that mean that when I stare at a pair of tits I will end up bumping into her?
I find it funny that bicycles are so damn expensive compared to motorcycles when motorcycles are infinitely more complex than bicycles. My 2010 ninja 650 was 4k with 600km on it and that won't even buy you a top of the line bicycle.
Well, top of the line motorcycles can go for $100k+, while you can get a cheap $80 bicycle at Walmart. You can't really compare a casual motorcycle to a hardcore racing bicycle.
Your sarcasm is too much😅
fuck you ninja user
4K Yen?
So lucky the cyclist was wearing a helmet, landed right on his head
This was called failing to negotiate the turn and object fixation. The rider on the motorcycle saw the cyclists clearly and fixated on them instead of focusing on the turn and looking through the turn and holding his line. Yet he saw the cyclist and stayed fixed on them and guess what. Ran the hell right into to them. Watch his helmet and line of sight. He was clearly fixated on the cyclist instead of the dam road. Shaking my head. Thank goodness no ones was serious hurt.
Dead on. One of the first things taught in racing school is to focus on where you want to be, not where you don't want to go.
Use the < and > keys after pausing the video to move one frame at a time, and look at the cyclists neck a couple frames after :05... WOW. This didn't look that bad but in slow-mo I'm surprised the cyclist didn't break his neck. It snapped full forward and fully back, landed on his head, then brought his knees to his shoulders in the same second.
That ambulance lady was FREAKING HOT
I want her to hold my head, too.
Luke Wilmoth Do you mean paramedic? Are you 10?
Good find, I was too busy looking at Shera's butt
But u don't even see her full face, how immature are you...
@Brennan Clark you seem like a nice guy who gets a lot of dates.
I'm a cyclist and a biker. This is target fixation on the biker. In other words, the biker stared watching the cyclist instead of the road. You learn this in the MSF course. Watch how he comes into the curve, he drifted to the right, because he started watching the cyclist. Target Fixation.The biker was at fault, plain and simple.
As a fellow biker and cyclist, I'm grateful for this bit of info. The best thing I've ever learned as a biker is to not drive like a twat. Best thing I've learned as a cyclist is to not ride like a twat. I'm still alive and so's everyone around me so... it's working.
I don't know... that was pretty bad. I've looked at many cyclists and always managed to pass them safely without smacking into them. The one time I got worried was passing a cyclist with his hood completely done up... like kenny from southpark. he decided to turn his head around to look at me as i was passing... but in order to do so he had to turn his head right around because of his hood... causing him to swerve right out into my path just as i was passing... which caused me to swerve to avoid him. not good. These guys did no wrong though... I would never have guessed the biker would do that in that situation.
Actually he was going pretty slow for that curve, he just couldn't take his eyes off the cyclist butt. LOL
2 cyclists. That's 200 points!!
I Usually go 200 points per cyclist...😆
Perfect example of Target Fixation
Good thing the cyclist is wearing a helmet... You can see how his head fell to the ground.. Ouch!
Do I run off into the dirt and possibly scratch the paint on my bike or do I stay on the road and cushion my fall with this bicyclists spandex covered ass?
There's plenty of time for the motorcycles to avoid this.
..I'm no expert but from what the description says it was just an unfortunate accident and the rider couldn't have stopped it
dantheman9565 we dont need a description, there is a video.
dantheman9565 : This collision was completely preventable. The motorcyclist was going too fast for the road conditions and his skills. He violated CVC 22350 and arguably CVC 23103. If he had been going slower, he would have been able to avoid the collision.
Bill Davidson What's going slower for you? walking pace?
HypermaxZ No. Even the bicyclists were going faster than walking pace.
He was trying to take the turn as fast as he could. He was pushing the limits. That sort of driving belongs on a race track. It does not belong on a public road.
0:51 The crack saved my life 😜🤪
strike !
Haha! I thought it was just me
So you just got your first bike with a lot of HPs at the age of 60, sure enough you decide to try it out on Mulholland, very wise.
0:09 he tried to blend among the injured
Can you tell me where this road is so I can make sure to never use it?
don’t have to worry, it’s been closed for 2 years due to fire damage. but it’s in LA area, around santa monica
so he was already out of the corner and still wasnt able to dodge those cyclists? I had to learn that befor i was allowed to ride a motorcycle.... giving the handelbars on the left side a little push would simply avoided that accident
A lot of things would have helped to avoid the accident. Mainly this guy was way over his head riding a bike, especially in the corners. It was taking up so much of his concentration he couldn't see/avoid the cyclists.
Patty Cow The bottom line is that you are saying that bicyclists have to stay off the road because motorists can't be expected to obey the rules of the road or drive responsibly. If this motorcyclist had exercised due care when riding through this turn as required by CVC 23103 then this collision would not have happened. He broke the law. He drove dangerously.
Bicyclists have a right to use this road. This is actually a very popular road for bicyclists. Anyone who does not expect to find bicyclists on this road is fundamentally incompetent as a driver and should have their license taken away.
www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc23103.htm
Patty Cow you are a very ugly woman. seriously.
Patty Cow That's your solution to dumb motorcyclists endangering everyone on the road? To get bicyclists off the road? Patty, you are one dumb bitch!
Patty Cow while riding my bicycle, i have passed many friendly motorcyclists who waved. thank god few motorcyclists are trashy like you are.
the bike impounded or broken?
did you see the oil dripping everywhere?
My bad. What im asking is that was the bike towed and taken to police station to be impounded/seized or not?
My bad. What im asking is that was the bike towed and taken to police station to be impounded/seized or not?
Q. Anyui They'll take it to the tow company until insurance pays for a shop to repair it and the crash investigation is over.
Stupid driver
Weird accident if you ask me. I mean, it's not like he couldn't take that turn, it's not like he was speeding way to much to miss that turn, right? And he even didn't hit the brakes, oddly enough, not even when he clearly saw them from meters in front. It almost looks like he plunged himself at free will into these cyclists. Not saying it IS the case, but it surely looks like that, doesn't it.
I think he noticed them and target fixated into them panicked and didn't even remember he had brakes
Or the simple fact that buddy doesnt know how to ride for shit
Dave B That's another option that crossed my mind too, indeed.
Your bike always tends to go where you are looking. He probably saw them and looked straight at them and froze up. Very easy thing to take place if you lack experience. He could have leaned the bike more into the turn and missed them or stood the bike straight up and apply the brakes or go for the dirt. As you enter a turn you should be looking past your apex and on your "turn in" your focus should be down the next straightaway or in your turn exit. The rider appeared to be looking at the road directly in front of him instead of through the turn.
It's because assholes with weak skills are riding too fast in full leather racing suits on public roads. I'm sure this little incident cost him a fortune.
Gotta love all the experts down here in the comments. " What we have here is a clear case of what we experts like to call Target fixation"...
Well...that's what it is....
That's exactly what it is lol
Lol the other possibility is he said fuck these bicyclists and yeeted into them what else could it be? You don't need to be an expert to know what target fixation is.
Arrogant 😂
@@bullinapeamurica5940 ...🤣🤣.. Yeah because that is the only reason he could have possibly could have hit them!!! It's straight up amazing that with a 10 sec clip, people just like you and the other clowns here in the comment thread know know exactly what happened!!!
And you say I'm the Arrogant one because I'm not going to jump to conclusions or dumbass comparisons like he just wanted to hit them!!!🤦♂️.. You clowns literally have no idea where he was even looking!!! And considering that is where a lot of bikers turn around, it could be that he went wide to swing around into the pull off where people are filming!!!
@@281sTravel haha get off it mate angry lil bugger aintcha?
He made the mistake of looking at the hazard. It will get you every time. You got to look through your escape path.
"The nice part is, nothing is bleeding terribly...... Oh except for that arm..."
lmao
I'm sorry, is this supposed to be a surprise to anyone with a brain? This kind of thing is bound to happen. People who ride bicycles on public roads are bound to be hit at some point. Especially on roads like these. I realize you're all Lance Armstrong and we should all sit back in awe at your spandex and the fact that you're not burning fossil fuels. All the power to you. Just don't do it on fast roads, okay? Don't put yourselves and others at risk because you're too good for bike paths or stationary bikes.
I could not have said it better myself. Bunch of Lance Armstrongs doing the Tour De France. There's a perfectly good sidewalk right next to them every time.
1tokeover Sidewalks, bike paths, gyms, tracks, and trails--all options totally disregarded by the sweatier, spandex-wearing road user. The danger is obvious and two fold. First, their toys are not able to maintain most average speed limits. Thus, they increase the risk of being struck by cars and motorcycles which can and do operate at those speeds. Second, the crash protection offered by ballet-uniforms and plastic helmets is less than significant in the event of a bicycle to motor vehicle crash, especially at speed. If someone really wants to make that wager and rely almost entirely on the nerve, patience, and swerving ability of actual motorists on public roads, then they'd better be ready for the consequences that might ensue. And let's be honest, the chances of that aren't exactly as slim as your average bicycle enthusiast (...wishes they were).
***** If anyone's breathing through their mouths it's your average cyclist, struggling to maintain 20mph, which is often below the posted speed limit. I've yet to hit any of them, so the odds are in your favor as of now. Make no mistake though, you're creating the danger for yourselves and others. It's not like we reply in kind. It's not like we take it upon ourselves to drive down bike paths or on sidewalks. Yet, especially in the warmer months, you cyclists resort to riding in packs on roads with 30, 35, and 40mph+ speed limits. My only question is why? Why put yourself at risk whilst slowing the flow of traffic for everyone else? Maybe you're just assholes.
***** No, that is not what I asked. I asked why so many of them insist on riding on public roads, with posted speed limits they cannot hope to reach. You'd do yourself and me a favor by being honest. There is a clear distinction between engaging in your hobby and being a nuisance and straight up danger to yourself, at the expense and patience of others. I'm still waiting for a clear, honest answer, that doesn't involve your unoriginal, unimpressive remarks. You can ride anywhere you like as far as I'm concerned. Why bother me with this hobby? Why put me and yourselves at risk with your selfishness? And you think the fact that you're attempting to promote your own health is worth my respect? Perhaps to your surprise, some of us don't need to call upon the patience of motorists to stay in shape. If you cannot understand that, then it's not just your physical health that needs improving.
***** No I think pretending to be something you're not is pretty obviously seen in the typical outfit of your average, casual cyclist. I don't for example wear a racing suit when I get behind the wheel or a chef's hat when I cook a meal.
White t shirt bro turned into a folding chair, motobro definitely had a gnarly case of target fixation.
0:50 and 2:40. Pull up your pants honey
Buttcrack, I see. Lol
yup
or..... pull them farther down?
she take it all off lol
However, if the pants go down far enough, there is something other than ass!
Upon initial contact of the first rider. The first words that came to mine was "Lawsuit", and as the motorcyclist proceeded to run into the second cyclist "Lawsuit"
insurance
Cyclist should wear more gear! Going downhill he can easily hit the roads speed limit. I dont see any motorcyclist in cyclist helmets and thin spandex.. I am not defending the motorcyclist it was a stupid move but the cyclist could have gotten out of that situation much safer!
it seems that you never practice any sport by telling that, more gear=more weight = less endurance, its like saying pedestrians should wear all time helmets because a ciclyst could go out of control and hit them
metalg33ksolid When cycling up a mountain that is full of speeding motorcyclist in both directions.. I would say you should have that in mind. Extra gear=more weight=more training
I agree, especially cycling on the road. That is why bikers wear all that protection. It's not mandatory, but it's smart.
***** well, then tell me what gear could save your life if a car hits you at high/moderate speed, or any vehicule, the best you can do is have a very good helmet and pay attention to the traffic, extra gear just helps with scraps and bruisings, when did i said that in competitions the road is open to cars?, never, i only talked about gear, you are out of topic
metalg33ksolid I find the Challenger 2 main battle tank the most effective way of surviving a car hit.
Good to see the first cyclist up and walking. That was a tremendous hit.
You’ll see it in bike races, and it’s not like “oh I have to keep riding” it’s more like someone suddenly woke you up and you just have to instantly boot up and you just start up. Not sure why this happens but it does lol
Motorcyclist got caught staring at the line he wanted to avoid. Kinda weird tho he really fucked that up could definitely have turned harder or reacted four seconds sooner
I would NEVER ride a bicycle on a road like this. If there not a place for me to ride safely out of traffic i wont ride there.
You should have to be able to keep up with traffic if there is no bike lane.Might as well be on a horse on the freeway.
Road cycling is a sport and a hobby, as long as the cyclist hold his side of the road and yhe driver slow down and can pass him safely
Why not? This is down to someone else. Not the cyclists. Do you stand over a pan of oil as it is heating up for your eggs. No you don’t. You check on it but some dickless wonders just going puberty at 50 still can’t ride bikes and put everyone in danger same as some cyclists and pedestrians should not be allowed out of the happy garden
@Nick F The road isn't only for cars and motorcycles, it's a very popular spot for bicyclists as well
@@jimjohanson8152 I personally still wouldn't ride there. I ride bicycles too but I don't want to be in a hospital bed for something I didn't do. I don't prefer to take my motorcycle on dangerous highways, and I don't take my bicycle (even a fast electric bike that can keep up with traffic) in a dangerous place with lots of cars going by, I'll take the "road less traveled" and there's many alternatives that just may not have the publicity. Others are up for the risk, but I am not at all! I really don't like having my life held in the hands of someone else.... Whether that be some dude who can't drive worth a damn driving me in a bus, or a driver who must avoid me. On a busy road I think of it like the more cars go by, the more I throw out trust.
@@volvo09 agreed. I'd rather go for some mtb. Road biking is dangerous.
helmet ALWAYS need to be used, and this is WHY
I’ve ridden across USA 4 times on a bike. Never used a helmet
@@PInk77W1 If you plan on riding dangerously then you need a helmet or if you live in a urban area where you share the road with cars your probably need a helmet.
LEC illuforce everything is dangerous
But this shouldn’t happen
Archie Atkinson
The space shuttle shouldn’t blow up either
But it did
The grunt/wheeze is something out of a film 😂
As a motorist its your job to be ready to stop for anything in the road. The motorcyclist was riding recklessly and technically it would be his fault even if the cyclists were stopped sideways in the middle of the lane. If you you hit an animal, piece of debris, or small child its 100% your fault even if they're in the road. Saying its the riders fault shows a misunderstanding of the law especially when you consider that the cyclists gave him more than enough room to pass.
False.
Just Your Regular God No, it's pretty true. Well maybe half of it. Human pedestrians have way more rights than a person in a vehicle
Riding recklessly? Probably not. He target fixated. That's all.
Darkstar22177 yes half of it.
That girl needs to pull her pants up!
Or down... 😏
that motorcycle was going so slow and he still managed to plow right into both of the bicyclist. I hope that motorcycle rider took some type of rider course after that avoidable accident. Man that looked painful for the bicyclist.
Farris TheLaggy yes because we all know it is okay to just run over people on the roadway. Maybe you should learn to ride because basic avoidance is taught in the beginning MSF rider course.
Farris TheLaggy so you have been riding wrong for 8 years. I got it now.
Farris TheLaggy hey if you still believe the guy in the video was right then yeah. you've been doing it wrong. Plus you are the one getting angry and name calling so anger is an admission of guilt. Guilt as in yeah you have been doing it wrong, or wrong in your logic.
Farris TheLaggy lmao the front tire wouldn't have washed out he wasn't leaning at all so he did need to lean at least a little bit to make the turn.
Farris TheLaggy too fast???? Ok you don't ride lmao he going so fucking slow and target fixated on them but you don't lnow what that means huh, he could have hit that turn 3 times as fast if he did it correctly. Went to fast LMAO hahaha funniest bullshit yet.
Target fixation is one issue, but his survival reaction was the main cause. You can see him trying to turn the handle bars more into the turn, because he "reacted". That only caused the bike to straighten up more going directly into where he didn't want to go.
That slowmo freaking killed me! 🤣
Bicycle dude crying at the end had me laughing my ass off
thank you for showing the aftermath... many U-tubers only post the "juicy" bit, and don't show the results... which is what matters to the people involved
Remember this song ? I want to ride my bicycle i want to ride my back
0:02 GET REKT SON
the road is not only for motorcyclist.
everyone should have the attitude of "We sharing the road".
Share the road with other vehicles not bicycles
@@Xogi35 smh.
I hope that cyclist sued the crap out of the guy on the motorcycle. Take his bike, his house, and what ever other assets he has. People like this motorcycle rider deserve to lose everything for there reckless behavior.
He made an egregious mistake and injured himself and other. Do you really think it's fair to bankrupt a man for everything he has over an accident? Jesus.
MarkeyDeSad have you ever been hit by a car before? I have, worst experience of my life all because some driver wasn't paying attention. I ended up in the hospital with broken bones and internal organ injuries as well as needed surgery. The driver lied to the cops and tried to get out of it, if i didn't have the wreck on video which the driver wasn't aware of i might have been footing the 150k hospital bill. So yes i do think its fair to go for blood in court after a driver drew blood on the road.
NOLA TrackBike It was an ACCIDENT. It's litigious fucks like you that go after someone even when insurance would take care of the bills. Oh wait, YOU WEREN'T footed with the hospital bill, so again, I don't understand the logic of "take him for everything, ruin his life" over an ACCIDENT. This is why we have insurance.
That ambulance makes me think we still in the 90's,
Hope everyone is ok..🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Too bad we’re not , sure was easier back then
@@danw1089 ?
This is why you Mountain bike
yes and get a cougar on your ass
That guy basically kissed his own arse.
if that first cyclist had no helmet then he would have no head atm...
The slo mo is pure gold 🤣
In my opinion he didn’t make nothing to avoid the crash, I think was on purpose
Object fixation. He was looking at the push bike to he hit it. Not on purpose just bad riding.
Perhaps...
"he didn't make nothing"
the stupid cyclist was outside of the white lane for Christ sake
The Sam Kawasaki didn’t realize that the motorcycle even was in the white lane before the crash, no man, sorry but the problem was the motorbike bad ridding... So let’s be objective.
long story short. Cyclist probably sued the bike rider. rider now living under bridge. AMERICA!
machomods21 insurance??
Glad to hear the cyclist was okay!! Shitt I thought he broke his back watching that...
Does anyone know what front suspension is that on the SV, please? And is it 650 or 1000cc? Can't tell.
They should make a video game of this. How many cyclists can you hit?
its called gta
You are quite right, the video is badly titiled.
Faulty LYCRA tights !
That seems a better title.
The helmet saved his life!
target fixation
This road is notorious for motorcycle and car crashes, WHY THE F*** WOULD YOU RIDE A BICYCLE THERE??? with so many other beautiful roads nearby
Thank God they all wear helmets. Otherwise, at least one of them would die.
I lolled way too hard at this
Listen I like riding a bike as much as the next guy . But I would never take my bike on the freeway . Until they make proper lanes for bicycles . Same way for the roads. Until that time I'll be writing on the sidewalk.
How in gods green earth did this guy NOT switch lanes to CLEARLY AVOID this people! Needs to have his license stripped
This is why bicyclists should stay off roads paid for by motor vehicle owners. If not, then wear leather if you want to avoid road rash. That stupid spandex makes you a target! I know because I live in a Cali county that has a lot of stupid bicyclists, in ridiculous spandex, getting run over on windy roads.
dude cyclists pay taxes too and have same rights, i was pissed by them too but after you ride a bicycle you know sometimes there's no choice
You're so stupid!
***** At this point in time. "saving the enviornment!!11!1" Is not practical and nobody does it, well not enough people to make a difference anyways, so if you wanna get yourself injured or killed for no reason, than you're the only one to blame you fucking idiot.
***** I have never commented on the video. So for you to assume my opinion on it based on an unrelated comment makes you the fucking idiot.
I dare you to wear leather and ride a road bike. Let see if you can last long on the road. The spandex has purpose that why we use them!!
Learn to ride before you do drive like this!
Drive like what? He wasn't driving too fast, just too stupid.
kABUSE drive like an idiot??? just guessing..
kABUSE If u cant push your bike more in the curve u got the wrong bike or the wrong driver :)
KTM Rider
Gotta learn to ride somewhere. Didn't look like he was pushing it too hard, but made a (pretty bad) mistake.
thank god that bicycle rider was wearing a helmet(look at slow motion video)...so hez okayy with minor injuries !!!
Was the motorcycle ok?
ove the sound of the clip clop the guys make when walking with their shoes.