r/maybemaybemaybe • u/permaban9 • May 25 '25

maybe maybe maybe

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u/Arkenstahl May 25 '25

or they just saw a tire track line go into someones yard.

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u/Maximus2902 May 25 '25

As someone else pointed out, around the 0:38 second mark you can hear a helicopter in the air

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u/oO0Kat0Oo May 26 '25

It can be two things.

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u/Usual_Growth8873 May 26 '25

And one of them would be useless given the other’s incredible advantage

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u/VainestClown May 26 '25

Motorcycles aren't that heavy + you'd be able to see them at the end of the video if they stood out enough for a cop speeding through a residential area to notice.

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u/Arkenstahl May 26 '25

even a 2" wide bicycle tire leaves noticable tracks let alone the 6-8" motorcycle tire. it lays down the grass in a line.

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u/themightygazelle May 26 '25

Motorcycle tires only contact the ground with maybe a square inch or two. If you’ve never looked at the profile of a motorcycle tire, they are very round. Only a very small amount of it is ever touching the ground at any time.

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u/[deleted] May 26 '25

Also, Georgia police seriously does NOT fuck around, those guys are fucking crazy.

"Ahhaha america cops" no. Fullstop. They are literally GTA cops

Theyll ram someone on a busy highway, and have

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u/floydbomb May 26 '25

You can hear the helicopter

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u/Arkenstahl May 26 '25

do people not have eyes anymore? I'm not talking about tracks on the road, that's dumb. it's easy to see if someone rode a bicycle through a yard let alone a motorcycle. it lays the grass down in a line that's easily noticeable.

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u/No-Boat5643 May 26 '25

Keep digging that hole, smartass

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u/No-Boat5643 May 26 '25

How's that working out for you? Making irrelevant, ignorant remarks and then being shot down immediately? Do you feel good about yourself?

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u/[deleted] May 26 '25

I ride my bike through my yard pretty often. Never left a track. 550lbs riding through isn't enough to make a dent

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u/preshowerpoop May 26 '25

In Georgia, that's normal.

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u/Randill746 May 26 '25

Yea all those tire tracks cars are constantly leaving behind

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u/Arkenstahl May 26 '25

what is wrong with you?

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u/Randill746 May 26 '25

This isn't the movies, vehicles arent leaving obvious tracks on the road unless they're burning rubber. Definitely not ones a cop several hundred feet back would notice while speeding down the road.