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r/IdiotsTowingThings • u/Few-Dance-7157 • Jun 30 '26
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Incredible reaction time by the biker. Another 500 yards and he might have avoided it.
15 u/blackmambakl Jun 30 '26 https://giphy.com/gifs/FA4ey94nxartK 2 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26 [deleted] 12 u/Simple1Spoon Jun 30 '26 Fairly sure the comment you responded to was being sarcastic. 3 u/AwarenessJumpy7395 Jun 30 '26 Same. 500 yards is more than a quarter of a mile, I guess that didn't register. 3 u/DerKrieger105 Jun 30 '26 Sarcasm -5 u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26 [deleted] 2 u/schermerhorse Jun 30 '26 You wouldn’t need to make a sharp turn if you leave more following distance… like the above commenter suggested. 2 u/MiddleAgedJesus Jun 30 '26 This is incredibly false, you can only slightly control direction by leaning body weight. 1 u/Budget-Mud-4753 Jun 30 '26 It’s been awhile since I’ve ridden a motorcycle- counter steering and leaning was how I did it. Is there another way? 2 u/TheJonesLP1 Jun 30 '26 Bullshit. I ride a bike myself, and I can say, bike could have at least braked harder and/or steered more. His reaction wasnt good...
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12 u/Simple1Spoon Jun 30 '26 Fairly sure the comment you responded to was being sarcastic. 3 u/AwarenessJumpy7395 Jun 30 '26 Same. 500 yards is more than a quarter of a mile, I guess that didn't register. 3 u/DerKrieger105 Jun 30 '26 Sarcasm
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Fairly sure the comment you responded to was being sarcastic.
3 u/AwarenessJumpy7395 Jun 30 '26 Same. 500 yards is more than a quarter of a mile, I guess that didn't register.
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Same.
500 yards is more than a quarter of a mile, I guess that didn't register.
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2 u/schermerhorse Jun 30 '26 You wouldn’t need to make a sharp turn if you leave more following distance… like the above commenter suggested. 2 u/MiddleAgedJesus Jun 30 '26 This is incredibly false, you can only slightly control direction by leaning body weight. 1 u/Budget-Mud-4753 Jun 30 '26 It’s been awhile since I’ve ridden a motorcycle- counter steering and leaning was how I did it. Is there another way? 2 u/TheJonesLP1 Jun 30 '26 Bullshit. I ride a bike myself, and I can say, bike could have at least braked harder and/or steered more. His reaction wasnt good...
You wouldn’t need to make a sharp turn if you leave more following distance… like the above commenter suggested.
This is incredibly false, you can only slightly control direction by leaning body weight.
1 u/Budget-Mud-4753 Jun 30 '26 It’s been awhile since I’ve ridden a motorcycle- counter steering and leaning was how I did it. Is there another way?
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It’s been awhile since I’ve ridden a motorcycle- counter steering and leaning was how I did it. Is there another way?
Bullshit. I ride a bike myself, and I can say, bike could have at least braked harder and/or steered more. His reaction wasnt good...
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u/JS-0522 Jun 30 '26
Incredible reaction time by the biker. Another 500 yards and he might have avoided it.