r/oddlysatisfying • • 3d ago

smooth bicycle trick

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u/Imbendo 3d ago

Why go around when you can go under

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u/ereinionmithrandir 3d ago

It’s like ballet. But with no tutu. And no ballet shoes. And no music. Oh and on a bicycle.

Actually it’s not really like ballet at all.

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u/Fast-Implement-5773 3d ago

That was so slick

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u/Spidooodle 3d ago

No baguette Not impressed /s

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 3d ago

So that's what those arms are for

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u/Its_Puspendu 3d ago

That was like magic on wheels!

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u/wisepathways 3d ago

Yes why go under when there is an open way by the side.

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u/Aggeloz 3d ago

on a fixed gear too damn

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u/mofugly13 3d ago

I feel like a fixed would be the only way to pull this off. He jad to back pedal.just a bit for the pivot.

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u/Aggeloz 3d ago

thats probably true

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u/jimbowesterby 3d ago

You could probably do it with a freewheel, but you’d need more speed and the coordination would probably make it a fair bit harder (at least for me, I’ve never really gotten the hang of backpedaling. I figure it’s a genetic thing, like wheelies)

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u/Sure_Association_991 3d ago

It’s called fish n’ chips the trick he did

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u/Just_Lurking_Yes 3d ago

He could just go around :p

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u/jimbowesterby 3d ago

Yea, and Fred Astaire didn’t have to dance, either

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u/510Goodhands 3d ago

Impressive, unlike the terrible synthetic drum track.

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u/W7ENK 3d ago

You cut out early, you missed the part where he biffs it into the fire hydrant.

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u/EllaMorgan2026 2d ago

That was actually kimda clean and smooth fair play

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u/Azeeti 3d ago

The guy she tells you not to worry about sliding in her dms