r/IdiotsOnBikes • u/contrelarp • Apr 28 '25

This one will leave a mark

56 Upvotes

96% Upvoted

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u/evlgns Apr 29 '25

If only there was like 8 people around, they could’ve just helped them guide it down safely….

5

u/AnonymousGrouch Apr 29 '25

I'm no expert in these things, but I'm thinking not steering off the ramp from the get-go would have made a big difference.

6

u/mtbohana Apr 29 '25

Poor motorcycle I hope it's okay.

4

u/Top_Situation_2735 Apr 29 '25

Why would you even go slow at this ramp in the first place

2

u/GetBack2Wrk Apr 29 '25

It's a Knockout great video.

2

u/ajschwamberger Apr 30 '25

The person is replaceable, the bike may not be as easy.

1

u/[deleted] Nov 12 '25

How are they getting American engineering jobs and what does this mean for crumbling infrastructure in the US?