Insane people do not have that input... But Stupid can be turn into smart by allowing mistakes to be processed and learned. That is how the many acknowledge and open common sense, then passing it on to others to become wisdom
These outrageous speedsters already know the risks, any attention will only encourage them. In their minds they are road warriors. When cops catch one, the need to take them to the hospital to meet freshly crashed motorcycle riders like themselves- it might wake a few of them up. Or require them to meet the families of those bikers that did not make it and hear their stories. In the end, they are too cool, rebels and living the life of danger- the ads will only stress out their families and friends. Not much different than anti-smoking ads, if you think about it.
@@finlaymcdiarmid5832 ... THEN YOU HAVE WILD LIFE THAT HAPPENS TO RUN ACROSS IN FRONT OF YOU...OOOOOOPS! As an additive, you wont see the cemetery, you'll be dead.
@@rosemarydudley9954 that never happens, my dad hit a deer once in almost 40 years of driving and commuting in rural areas known for deer. theres being cautious and theres being ridiculous
@@2piee well just to say my all my dads accidents from 35 years plus of being on a bike were not speeding related and my dad speeds quite alot. Just a few weeks ago went 125mph on a bumpy country road was pretty sketchy not going to lie
Accidents happen. They could be life-threatening or result in death even if you're driving or riding at speed limits. There is no need to pour salt on open wounds.
@@Simmi-kj3gi The sad thing is you cannot lecture people in social media. As long as faces are hidden behind a screen and keyboard, nobody is afraid to say anything bad.
1000% agree. Why keep me alive? I rather they pull the plugs on me ASAP. I do not want to burden my family and society esp for my irresponsible actions. Good-bye to me!
It wouldn't get through their thick heads. They would all just say what they think he did wrong or blame the car in front instead of blaming the obvious.
@@JS-ch1hkOur heads are as thick as everyone's else hence we get brain damage from crashes like this pun intended. Most of us know the risk, most of us know people or even friends that died riding, but we still choose to take them because it's worth it for us. It's easy for people to judge motorcyclist when they don't even understand the appeal.
@@JS-ch1hk those wo blame the truck driver or just anything except the motorcycle rider itself are just kids. We know the risk and how dangerous it is but we simply don’t care. It’s a passion to ride a bike wich you don’t want to trade in just because it is dangerous. Call us egoistic but you should experience that feeling at least once in your life. But everyone decides by themselves how much they want to increase the probability to fit in the statistic and those and only them are at fault for incidents like that one in the video.
Before he crashed last record of time was 140 MPH ... Mother of God pour the Blood and water of the SON OF GOD upon him. Give him health ... in Jesus Name
He drove much faster, tried to break and got to that speed. If he was driving the speed limit he would have successfully stopped or crushed at a very low velocity.
@@evorider3689 I mean, for the crazy guy on the video or a person with a terminal disease that would be the case, once you cross that line there's no turning back. We just gotta take care of our phisical and mental integrity guys, I mean it in a serious way. Let's be real, as harsh as it may sound we don't really care if the dude on this video is brain dead, we already have our own personal problems, the only people affected by this situation is him and his family, and now they are forever affected by his mistake.
Imo this case is unique in that there isn't much difference. He's alive but braindead and from a human perspective being braindead and dead aren't that different. Unless you believe in an afterlife the two experiences are exactly the same.
@@evorider3689dude please.. would you rather be a quadriplegic that used to have control over his life - stuck inside a shell of yourself unable to do the things you used to do .. have you even seen million dollar baby..
I used to teach motorcycle safety and one of the things I used to tell students was, "There are a lot of old riders, and there are a lot of bold riders....but there aren't many old bold riders".
I currently have a couple of 5jj R1's and I can feel everything, the feedback the bike gives is almost life saving. I've ridden some of these newer machines and they feel numb, they don't teach you how to ride properly. I started out with a 1989 FZR exup. These new bikes are way too forgiving and don't give you any wobble's for the wrong inputs and is really difficult to find the limits of the bike. So you learn nothing and end up finding out your mistakes at too higher speed. No room for error.
@@I_hunt_lolis "But there's bald riders haha" Not so easy to spot until we remove our skid-lids, but following a baldy car driver, it`s the pink crash helmet he`s wearing that gives him away.
When i got my first bike my father told me: "the moment you think you're a good rider, thats when you're gonna crash. Always stay humble". I rode a bike for 7 years, going to work and to college after work, then back home. Never suffered an accident. Always had his advice in mind. Thats actually the only good advice my father ever gave me.
Ride to you own limits. Know your skill level. Know that the playing field is NEVER even. Plan ahead of time and just don't die. Make the best out of a situation and have multiple next moves if possible. It's all about saving yourself and paying attention with planning to then execute.
Ur entitled to feel that way, doesn’t make urs feelings justified. Ur just showing you can’t see a situation from someone’s point of view. If you get sick because of your life decisions, e.g smoking, does that mean ur not deserving of help…
@@phalanx5667most of the people in the comments are edgy kids who think their dark humor makes them cool and have no empathy. What the motorcyclist was wrong and is now suffering the consequences, but that doesn't mean they're undeserving of sympathy. After all, we're all human and sometimes make terrible life choices and mistakes
It was more than one minute. They edited the clip several times. He was riding like an idiot for quite a while it would seem. Putting far more people at risk than the clip would have us initially believe.
You should’ve wrote, 1 minute of selfishness cost his families’ time and effort for the rest of his life. I have no sympathy for idiots who thinks they’re above the law. There’s a reason government enforce speed limit rules.
Old bike racer here. Definitely do not condone this, which is why I really push for track days and racetracks if you wanna do this. He did the number one thing not to do and locked up his front wheel. If he'd accelerated out he'd be ok, just... A close call for sure, but not life ruining. Anyone can go fast on a 1000cc bike, but can you handle that thing in tricky situations? Do a track-day and ride with the pro's, don't do this stuff on the road, way too many morons out there. Feel bad for the guy and his family!
It looks like the only escape was squeezing down the left-hand side as two lanes were blocked. That would have been some manoeuvre. There's hardly any room, there's some kind of road sign partially blocking it, AND he was doing 156 km/h before he hit the brakes.
FACTS. The "stationary vehicle" moved directly into his lane and just threw on the brakes. Like WTF is that? It’s literally thousands of people in the comments who can’t drive either b/c they literally don’t even notice or see it at all. Smh. 🤦🏾♂️
Bike rider was well over the speed limit the car that turned into that lane has nothing to do with the rider crashing. He shouldn't have been going 160 that was stupid on his part.
As a two-wheeler myself, I would rather not have survived if I was going to be a burden on everyone for the rest of my natural. I used to look after a young man in his 20s who had attempted to end it all with a massive overdose of insulin. Unfortunately, someone found him before he fully succeeded and he was rushed to hospital, but he had already suffered catastrophic brain damage. He was like a six-foot toddler, couldn't communicate, tried to eat books and anything else he was holding, and would need round-the-clock care for the rest of his life. Sometimes, saving someone 'at all costs' is not always the best thing for them or their families; but of course you don't know that at the time.
Don't put yourself in this position then... Sometimes it's 100% not your fault, this case is the contrary. This man was stupid, we will live stupider and die a vegetable because of his own decision.
@Yvonne Schoenrock very stupid as speed does not kill. Thats very silly to claim, your programmed by government and other silly people. At what point does speed start killing people ??
@@evelghostrider with a land based vehicle speed very much does kill you moron, millions of cars on the road, billions of people and animals on the side of roads and sometimes on the roads itself. Going above 80mp/h in a busy built up area weaving through traffic is a death certificate that just needs signing. Hell there's even been deadly crashes at 30mp/h and under, speed kills, and as for planes that's a completely different story, there's a fraction of the amount of traffic in the air and the average distance between vehicles is over 5-15 miles
I'm afraid I cannot muster a single grain of sympathy for him, but have every sympathy in the world for his friends and especially his family, who are now burdened for the rest of his days.
And you would think that this would help change other bikers on how they drive and think but sadly it won't. Some people are just stupid. You want to push the limits then save your money, go take some classes and tryout to become a real racer and stop putting the rest of us in danger dumbasses.
If a motorcycle crashed into a car in an extreme speed, there's still moderately high possibility to harm and/or kill someone in a car. Because it still can wreck the chassis of the car, especially around the door next to driver/passenger.
Believe it or not but he was careful. There’s people far far more reckless than him. It was a bit of bad luck to literally have a stationary truck on the highway...
@Justin Folse I think the top speed recorded on the video was 160 mph or over 250 kmh. He hit the truck at 80 mph or 140 kmh, usually a fatal outcome for car accidents, let alone on a motorcycle.
No it’s not. U see one motorcycle crash and make all these assumptions if your head, when I reality these ppl are more skillfull than other road users…
@@phalanx5667Actual skillful riders are on racetracks, not on public roads going 160 mph putting other people's lives at risk. And no matter how skillful you are, if you're going that fast, one pothole or even a pebble in the road can take you from this world or worse, turn you into a vegetable like guy in this video
Thirty years ago my brother did the same thing, only he collected a telegraph pole four meters up after flying through the air for about twenty meters. He died twice in the ambulance but was revived both times. He then spent the next seven months in coma. Out mother sat beside his bed for most of that time, just talking to him. The doctors told her there was very little chance of him ever waking up, but eventually he did. She never gave up hope. The doctors said he would never walk again, again she didn't give up and some two years later he took his first assisted steps. Today, thirty years later, he still requires almost constant care and assistance. Mum past away a few years ago so he is now in the care of the state. I can't begin to tell you the impact his foolish, reckless choices have had on our family, he undoubtedly shortened our mother's life as well with all of the stress he put her through. My heart goes out to this guy's poor family, they are the ones who will be paying the price for many years to come, just so he could play the hero. Don't do it, if you care about the people who love you, don't do it.
For the last 40 years or longer, there has been a sign that says exactly that at the entrance to my birthplace Cuttack, Orissa in India. If you saw the way those crazy people drive, you would understand.
Other people who are unintentionally unaware are hard enough to look out for, no point in adding risk by riding like this. It’s easy to criticize, but just like he over estimated his ability, we all over estimate our selves in some way. Unfortunately his overestimation did permanent damage.
@@bradb4740 i think "overestimation" of his own driving skills is kind of an understatement considering his speed and how much traffic he was going through. Also you can't blame that truck driver at all even for unintentional unawareness, he was already merging when the biker changed lanes and speed up into the truck. Just have a look at how close the biker was overtaking the car in front of him before the crash, the truck driver couldn't see anything else but an empty lane. This crash is 100% the bikers fault.
I ride to and from work every day, and I still don't understand why a lot of my fellow riders act like morons on the road. When you're on a road, it's not a race, and it's not worth the risk.
74 million chose to vote for an orange faced ignoramus they actually heard confess to and brag about sexually assaulting young women. So "morons" are a big big thing in America and many of them drive bikes. Not sure a country can actually come back from a civics deficit that deep.
Or you can just not crash. No, I'm not defending his act, I'm just saying many other people do it too and some crash, some don't. He was really unlucky in that case.
I do see most weeks these men on bikes doing death riding at hogh speed. It cant be worth killing yourself or others over, just to get a quick 5 min thrill
Yeah.. Why would he drive way too fast? If he was using his brain he'd know the risk of putting himself in danger and possibly lots of other people too..
As a motorcyclist I can understand the thrill and how easy it is to get carried away especially on these very capable machines but a busy public road isn't the place to get your fix.
Around my village there are some very twisty rural roads. During the summer, evenings and weekends, they're a magnet for bikers from the surrounding towns. Often in packs of 10-25. They treat the roads like their personal race-tracks, often bullying timid car drivers out of the way. They're a plague and a damned nuisance and there's at least one a year who broadsides a car coming out of a hidden junction at the top of my road.
@@terencejay8845 Same thing around here. Every night in summer all I hear is the constant drone of bike engines as they race on a nearby interstate. Cops don't do anything because most of them are riders themselves.
Just go to a track, that's what I plan to do once I get a Mustang. I'm not gonna say driving fast is always bad, it's fun, and a good way to relieve stress. But there are proper and safe ways to do it.
@@KB-bh9hp unfortunately the closest track where I live is 2 hours away and it isn't even a great track, anything good Is 3/4 hours away and even then it's set days and times for bikes and cars.
@G Hollis people think they're so cool riding fast... Go do that at the track or something... Too many stupid drivers on the road putting innocent people at risk with their stupid driving
Track is great. It's costly, and I have to lose a few day's pay because the nearest track is so far away, and if I want to not fall asleep on the drive home and be able to get the most out of track day, I should pay for two nights in a hotel. But that's just like everything else. Flying, boating, 5 star hotels. All you need to do it right is lots of money.
Just FYI, riding like that on a motorway is also costly - cost to life not withstanding. High speeds and constant lowering and increasing g of RPM means more fuel used _ so higher fuel fosts
I was involved in a similar situation when I was stationed in NY..rider was running away from the police, he was flying on the shoulder, when a few seconds later you see smoke up ahead. As we pulled up you see a minivan was hit on the driver side. A couple of yards down the road you see the mangled body of the rider on the metal median. A bunch of us tried our best but he was gone. You can literally see the shattered helmet, face just destroyed. Driver of the minivan was in shock as she just sat on the driver seat not saying anything. It was a horrible site to see.
I lost everything when I was run off the road by someone not paying attention. Shattered both my legs. 20 plus surgeries rod in one leg floating fibula. Screws. Tendon transfer. Drop foot claw foot. Skin graphs. I watched the doctor cut the tendons from my legs because he said they were useless. External fixaters in both legs at the same time. 35mph. Hit a metal pole. everyday is pain
I am so sorry! I hope things get better, and soon! Look for ways to improve your life, if possible. I'm not trying to be insensitive, it's just mind over matter is huge! We don't always notice it or believe it when we're in pain. I don't know your situation, but I'm being hopeful for you, and this is my only way to relay anything. It's not about me, I don't need to be right, but I do hope you get better! And soon!
Man I feel ya pain. I get hit by a car doing 40 and it's been 2 months and my leg is still broken. Broke my tibia,Calcaneal,Achilles Tendon ripped apart. Bad drivers and speed demons put all of our lives at risk.
@@brianm5753 I hope you realize that you hope some control of your destiny. Yes, ye live in a dangerous world. However, the frequency and seriousness of accidents increase with speed.
I'm afraid that if the nation instituted some type of national testing, a large percentage of the citizens would be found at least slightly developmentally disabled.
The track costs a lot money, however, the risks are low; the street costs nothing, but the risks are high. Some are too inexperienced, shortsighted or immature to see the high risk of racing on the street.
Actually it's not that big a deal riding that fast even on UK roads, just NOT in traffic or beyond your abilities. Police motorcyclists train on public roads to ride at those speeds. Also, I believe the speedo on that bike in in KPH and it showed about 140kph just before impact so about 86 MPH, not 160mph.
And most of the time it's the law abiding road users that get killed by people that shouldn't be on the road at least one of the idiots got what was coming to him
I can't imagine living my life peacefully without disturbing anyone and suddenly get hit by some idiot driving/riding way over speed limit. The unfortunate part is some people don't even have to imagine what it's like.
This is why a small mistake can change your whole life. When I was 13, I was riding my bicycle normally at 15mph with no protective gear and I had an accident, I got my legs injured for 2 months and it's a lesson that will made me remember forever... This guy riding at almost 430km/h or 267mph if it's displayed in mph or just 267km/h, that's insanely fast...
😂😂😂 It's not 430kph. No bike is capable of that. Also, everything is a blur at that speed. 267kph is fast, but ok if you do it in the right circumstances. This wasn't the right circumstances.
As a teen my upstairs neighbor, a 20 year old son of a single mother, was hit and killed on his bike by a dump truck while merging onto an on ramp. His poor mother, such a sweet woman, was wrecked for all the years I continued to know her. It was a sobering and traumatizing experience realizing why police were visiting such a quiet and sweet family.
I've almost had 2 accidents riding a bike at normal speed (60-80 kmph) because of stationary vehicles on the side of the road where I had to apply full brakes and still fell down by hitting those vehicles just when I'd almost stopped... Bike is dangerous so we should always ride it under 100 kmph to survive the crash
@Frank Heuvelman and what if it had been someone crossing the street with a pram? you dont know wht will happen on the road so this kind of risk is selfish and irresponsible
@@jacejohnson7113 Dude Imma be real. I get where your coming from but I'd rather some guy on a motorcycle mainly risking his own life than someone say, commiting legit crimes or trying to do what he did in a car
@@jacejohnson7113 To be fair he has probably done the same thing many times before, so it's not really 60 seconds of thrill, probably more, but when you behave like this it's not really a matter of if but when.
A lot of ppl speed for the thrill of it. Lots of ppl love the sense of danger it’s the reason roller coasters are so popular. It’s obviously very irresponsible tho.
Wow riding like that in the dark senseless it’s bad enough in daylight when you can see traffic on the road. It only takes a split second to change your life forever
Should have a video of him showing the aftermath of his injuries to make it really sink in because just knowing he was injured doesn’t click with people like a visual repetition of the actual outcome.
I’m not on about all the gore, I’m on about him after he has woken from his coma and what he is like as a result. That’s what would show others the aftermath like when a burn victim show their scars every day, even 10 years later.
Had to take care of my son bike accident. Brain injury. Could not work for 3 months. Imagine taking care of a 75KG baby. It changes all the family's life.
@@whitegoodman7465 I thought he was at first, came home crippled physically and mentally. Doctor said it could take years to recover and even then could have permanent negative effects from his injuries. But thankfully it took only months for him to recover back to what he was before the accident. Well except from a few nasty scars, that won't go away. Oh one thing tho, his ball dribbling skill is gone.
My 19 years old nephew bought a new bike, this was two years ago, I gave him the money to pay for the helmet and we talked about responsible riding and safety, his dad was very happy for his son,.........three months after, a small van driver run a stop sign and hit my nephew so hard that took his life instantly. He was a wonderful young man, we miss him every day!
So sorry to hear. I'm 53 and thinking about buying a bike. And I have no aspirations to drive fast. Just tool around town. But even the safest rider is at risk. My manager was hit on his bike. He was stopped completely at a light. A vehicle turning left ran right into him and drove him into a ditch. Just bruised, but still.
@@Kraziken0 Been riding for 4 years, I’m 22. The only close calls I’ve had were from other drivers. The best advice I can give is to ALWAYS be alert of your surroundings. When coming up at an intersection, look at who’s coming up too, especially from the rear. That goes regardless of the colour. Do NOT just drive through green lights. Other advice is positioning. I learned the 1 2 3 road position and while I use it, I move a lot in urbain environment to have the best line of sight and make myself seen. Basically, ride like a ghost and assume everyone’s texting and there’s always gonna be someone running that red light. Know what’s behind you at all time.
@@togglebutton3312 I'd argue not bc on a bike there's a lot of risk of other people taking your life even when you're doing everything right. You have much more control over a hamdgun
I ride to work, when the weather permits, and yet you will never catch me doing something like this on my sportbike. Wayyyy too many variables that will get you on the ground or inside someone's side window, so why risk it? Take it to the track where the roads are perfectly paved for this type of riding.
@@ezriderzzr7104 it was only a matter of time until I got the most retarded comment yet, congratulations. I go and take my bike to the track where Its safer to push it.
@@ezriderzzr7104 an irresponsible driver can get hurt on a scooter too. Its not about the vehicle, its about the conviction of the rider that is important.
Even if you're the best driver with the quickest reaction time known to man, you still must rely on other drivers doing everything 100% correctly throughout every single millisecond when you're the one driving at excessive speed; and that still doesn't guarantee you safe passage. Edit: typed RELAY - meant RELY.
@@earthbound8809 it is not possible to predict someone's movement. In the next moment the person whose movement you try to predict could have a heart attack and kill both of you.
Riding on a motorcycle is already more dangerous than being in a vehicle. You're just more vulnerable in general and if you crash you have nearly zero protection.
@@brianm5753 certainly can’t help going far above the speed limit though and believe me. I think speed limits are bogus, he was reckless and that’s what happens.
Smh. I had 2 friends who died on bikes. I get on the throttle when im out in the open with no one else around. Its usually during the day as well. Riding like that at night in traffic is just asking for it.
Thats the thing, you speed up when you don't SEE anyone in front of you. What if an animal, a pedestrian or a car just enters the street suddenly when you are going fast? Bikes are just too dangerous
@@davidedippolito2700 Fast cars are too dangerous aswell, not just 'bikes. I've driven both for over 40 years, and it never ceases to amaze me that most bad driving is from car drivers. For every one bad rider I have seen, i've seen bad car drivers many more times over. Just because someone can afford to buy a car, doesn't mean they should be allowed to drive one.
Lesson learned. don't drive sports bike in the city. they are not designed to drive slowly. or else it will overheat at low speed. i observe carefully the odometer. i think his engine temperature were higher. That's why he choose to drive faster.
Someone, a vlogger, did this in the Philippines just to get views here. Lucky for him he's still alive. But for sure, he is brain damaged before the crash.
@@LUKFUNTV He says he drives slow because he’s in a hurry. Driving fast could mean you get pulled over and get a ticket (which slows you down), you could have an accident (which slows you down) or you crash and die (so you don’t arrive at all). So his grandpa is saying if he wants to make sure to get somewhere quickly, he takes his time which is most sure way to arrive safely.
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A smart person learns from their own mistakes. A wise person learns from other people's mistakes.
Wow I’ve been saying that for years lol
Be smart but be wise 👌
You don’t need to be smart to have common sense...
Insane people do not have that input... But Stupid can be turn into smart by allowing mistakes to be processed and learned. That is how the many acknowledge and open common sense, then passing it on to others to become wisdom
Man, that's good advice.😶
These are the type of videos we need during commercial breaks.
Instead, we get Hollywood glamorising speed.
100%
These outrageous speedsters already know the risks, any attention will only encourage them. In their minds they are road warriors.
When cops catch one, the need to take them to the hospital to meet freshly crashed motorcycle riders like themselves- it might wake a few of them up. Or require them to meet the families of those bikers that did not make it and hear their stories.
In the end, they are too cool, rebels and living the life of danger- the ads will only stress out their families and friends. Not much different than anti-smoking ads, if you think about it.
we get similar ones in Ireland, they hit home
Agreed
If you ride slow, you'll see scenery,
If you drive fast, you'll see cemetery.
Best advice I got twenty five years back when I picked up my first bike.
I think its fine to speed if your alone on a straight country road you know but otherwise not so much
@@finlaymcdiarmid5832 ... THEN YOU HAVE WILD LIFE THAT HAPPENS TO RUN ACROSS IN FRONT OF YOU...OOOOOOPS!
As an additive, you wont see the cemetery, you'll be dead.
@@rosemarydudley9954 that never happens, my dad hit a deer once in almost 40 years of driving and commuting in rural areas known for deer. theres being cautious and theres being ridiculous
@@2piee well just to say my all my dads accidents from 35 years plus of being on a bike were not speeding related and my dad speeds quite alot. Just a few weeks ago went 125mph on a bumpy country road was pretty sketchy not going to lie
And your still here now to see the scenery so it was good advice
Well said 👊
What a noble sacrifice. Giving out 2 full time positions to carers. Bless his heart.
you think you are funny?
@@treefr112do you think you’re sad and miserable?
Accidents happen. They could be life-threatening or result in death even if you're driving or riding at speed limits.
There is no need to pour salt on open wounds.
@@Simmi-kj3gi The sad thing is you cannot lecture people in social media. As long as faces are hidden behind a screen and keyboard, nobody is afraid to say anything bad.
@@justmytwocentsdontgetmad Why are you mad? This rider literally endangered the lives of others.
He was brain dead before the crash.
Hahahaha
In rush to get award
That's exactly what I thought.
Literally came here to say this.
bruv was hanging on with 2 brain cells
Personally, I'd rather perish than become a burden to my family.
Definitely.
Considering his behaviour, nothing changed
@@HuckleberryLover He's still alive.
this is straight out of fascisto cult worm brain that you acctually believe that is what happens
1000% agree. Why keep me alive? I rather they pull the plugs on me ASAP. I do not want to burden my family and society esp for my irresponsible actions. Good-bye to me!
No one to blame but himself, just glad he didn't kill or injure anyone else.
Yup, really poor driving.
Facts couldn’t disagree👍
As the rider would say after:
"Deeeeeee durrrrrrrr da dweeee"
@abdul hameed Blaming the vehicle he collided with is like throwing someone off a building and saying the ground killed them in this situation.
read title backwards pretty much sums it up.
This should be sent out to all bike groups on social media , very chilling .
It wouldn't get through their thick heads.
They would all just say what they think he did wrong or blame the car in front instead of blaming the obvious.
@@JS-ch1hkok
Have you read posts on those pages? They don't care lol
@@JS-ch1hkOur heads are as thick as everyone's else hence we get brain damage from crashes like this pun intended. Most of us know the risk, most of us know people or even friends that died riding, but we still choose to take them because it's worth it for us. It's easy for people to judge motorcyclist when they don't even understand the appeal.
@@JS-ch1hk those wo blame the truck driver or just anything except the motorcycle rider itself are just kids.
We know the risk and how dangerous it is but we simply don’t care. It’s a passion to ride a bike wich you don’t want to trade in just because it is dangerous.
Call us egoistic but you should experience that feeling at least once in your life.
But everyone decides by themselves how much they want to increase the probability to fit in the statistic and those and only them are at fault for incidents like that one in the video.
The family is now sentenced to a life of caring for this person. They had their own dreams, ambitions and goals.
And now they have to deal with that the rest of there lives how sad😐
@@Jessethecarguy if I was his family I wouldn’t even bother helping him after seen this videoZ his stupidity lead him to those consequences
I’m not throwing my life away just because someone else does
Before he crashed last record of time was 140 MPH ... Mother of God pour the Blood and water of the SON OF GOD upon him. Give him health ... in Jesus Name
@@mordecaiesther3591 i crashed at 100 kmh maximum and believed that's its horrible and it happened in seconds
I'd rather die than be brain damaged for the rest of my life
He probably thought the same thing!
@@romulusboicu660He already was brain damaged before crash
Right? Just send me out peacefully. I don't need all that
And just imagine he's probably relatively young, so he's going to Put this on them for the next 30 some odd years or more.
@@aarongreenfield9038Unless he somehow gets unplugged by accident 👀
He crashed at around 80mph, its 140kph. If he crashed at 140mph like that he would have been in pieces
He drove much faster, tried to break and got to that speed.
If he was driving the speed limit he would have successfully stopped or crushed at a very low velocity.
This is a msm Normie channel. They'll believe anything.
Like 65mph 🤣 still bad but definitely not 150 mph there would be nothing left….. clickbait trashhhhhh
@@professionalguy9346
It was in kph not mph,
They said he was going that fast before the crash not during
Still crazy he survived at that speed
I would like to THANK HIM for giving multiple nurses a job for the next 10 years!! Thank you sir
Changing colostomy bags?
Yep, at our expense!
"If u ride like lighting, youll crash like thunder"
Damn 👀💯
Lightning**
This is good.
Jean paul
-jean Paul aka x aka ghost ridah
He traded his whole life for those moments of madness
Guarantee, if there were no such thing as a "GoPro", he'd probably still be fine. Monkey see, monkey do.
yea, but he looks cool now.
@@vettemuziekjes really doesn’t just looks stupid and dangerous
@@lordofthewoods yep, some people are so childish and take everything as a challenge when it doesnt bloody matter
@@Sp1ceMerchant pretty sure he was being sarcastic
A wise man once said "Just remember, there are worse things than dying..."
@@evorider3689 I mean, for the crazy guy on the video or a person with a terminal disease that would be the case, once you cross that line there's no turning back. We just gotta take care of our phisical and mental integrity guys, I mean it in a serious way. Let's be real, as harsh as it may sound we don't really care if the dude on this video is brain dead, we already have our own personal problems, the only people affected by this situation is him and his family, and now they are forever affected by his mistake.
Imo this case is unique in that there isn't much difference. He's alive but braindead and from a human perspective being braindead and dead aren't that different. Unless you believe in an afterlife the two experiences are exactly the same.
@@evorider3689you will find out. We all shall.
@@evorider3689dude please.. would you rather be a quadriplegic that used to have control over his life - stuck inside a shell of yourself unable to do the things you used to do .. have you even seen million dollar baby..
@@InMaTeofDeath now say that relative to others
For Americans thats half a football field every second.
what do you even mean brain dead
Not too hard to convert! 100 kph is roughly 60 mph
GAAAAEEEEEEYYYYYYY
Could’ve just said that’s a full football field every 2 seconds for the American people to understand better
Hey, it’s a genuinely useful visual!
I used to teach motorcycle safety and one of the things I used to tell students was, "There are a lot of old riders, and there are a lot of bold riders....but there aren't many old bold riders".
I currently have a couple of 5jj R1's and I can feel everything, the feedback the bike gives is almost life saving. I've ridden some of these newer machines and they feel numb, they don't teach you how to ride properly. I started out with a 1989 FZR exup. These new bikes are way too forgiving and don't give you any wobble's for the wrong inputs and is really difficult to find the limits of the bike. So you learn nothing and end up finding out your mistakes at too higher speed. No room for error.
But there's bald riders haha
@@I_hunt_lolis "But there's bald riders haha"
Not so easy to spot until we remove our skid-lids, but following a baldy car driver, it`s the pink crash helmet he`s wearing that gives him away.
That's pretty solid advice. Same goes for trucking
@@jamespicking1140 This wasn't a bike problem, this was a problem with the nut behind the wheel.
As a lifelong motorcycle rider myself, all I can say is, play stupid games, win stupid prizes!!!
nice overused quote im sure you stick by the speed limit ;)
Are you a swiftie?
@@themookshit It wasn't the speed limit that was stupid, it was the rider.
People who aided him at the scene didn't do him or his family any favors.
@@themookshit That’s why you’ll probably end up like a veggie too.
@@rickdees251 you sound like a nutjob 😅 go seek help
“Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that’s what gets you.” -Jeremy Clarkson
So you trying to say is to file a police complaints against the stationary vehicle, and the biker is not guilty.
@@KANHANETKING The quote means that its the crash where the vehicle stops is the dangerous bit.
@@KANHANETKING going 0 to 100mph isn’t what kills, it’s going 100mph to 0 in milliseconds
@@KANHANETKING it's a joke bro
@@juan3450 What a joke😂
This video should be shared at all high schools, to those who acquire new bike licenses, those who purchase sports bike, etc as an awareness.
I ride a motorcycle and a lot of my friends call me soft but this is exactly why I don't speed in traffic.
You are not soft man you just have common sense don't listen to your friends man keep on Driving safe
Yeah you don’t have to proof yourself for another, drive safe!
Clever Boy🔩
This i agree 100%!!!
This i agree 100%!!!
His selfishness saddled his family with a lifetime of misery.
Pull the plug
@@MQT- what is mentally wrong with you bro he is a person to
@@VincentWaggonerno sympathy from me, he could have killed an innocent person due to his stupidity. Plenty more where he came from sadly.
@@stephenmorris3696well said
That's a negative way to look at it. He created at least 2 jobs in the medical field.
When i got my first bike my father told me: "the moment you think you're a good rider, thats when you're gonna crash. Always stay humble". I rode a bike for 7 years, going to work and to college after work, then back home. Never suffered an accident. Always had his advice in mind. Thats actually the only good advice my father ever gave me.
They say the average biker WILL get into an accident once every 7-9 years.
It's good advice
@@TheTManShow nah u can prevent it from happening if you drive in a safe manor
You are so excited for your luck. But its just surviver mistake.
Ride to you own limits. Know your skill level. Know that the playing field is NEVER even. Plan ahead of time and just don't die. Make the best out of a situation and have multiple next moves if possible. It's all about saving yourself and paying attention with planning to then execute.
ZERO sympathy towards motorcyclists that get hurt from going insane amounts of speed just because they have a motorcycle
Ur entitled to feel that way, doesn’t make urs feelings justified. Ur just showing you can’t see a situation from someone’s point of view.
If you get sick because of your life decisions, e.g smoking, does that mean ur not deserving of help…
@@phalanx5667 I see that they’re being an idiot
@@phalanx5667Womp womp…
@@phalanx5667most of the people in the comments are edgy kids who think their dark humor makes them cool and have no empathy. What the motorcyclist was wrong and is now suffering the consequences, but that doesn't mean they're undeserving of sympathy. After all, we're all human and sometimes make terrible life choices and mistakes
@@phalanx5667 I'm guessing you do things purely for social media clout, dont you? "As long as other people think I'm cool, it's worth it"
I saw this quote posted a long time ago in my woodworking class:
Know safety, no pain
No safety, know pain
This is so true and such a bar
Shinra tensei
kinda like “Know Jesus, know Peace. No Jesus, No Peace. “ This one has been in circulation for decades.
speed thrills but kills - anyone can go fast, but only some can slow down
Sounds horribly facile
Im amazed he's still alive. I'd rather be dead than a vegetable
In all honesty as bad as it sounds I would have to agree with you there
Yeah, but that guy can look on the bright side, now other people will have to change his diapers for him the rest of his life.
same
There is a reason why he is still alive
@@nunalol465 yeah, because he was rescued. That is all there is to it.
literally 1 minute of madness has affected this guy for the rest of his life and those of his loved ones.
Height of selfishness.
It was more than one minute. They edited the clip several times. He was riding like an idiot for quite a while it would seem. Putting far more people at risk than the clip would have us initially believe.
@@Accurize2 And who knows how many times he already did this in his life! Although I must say that he doesn't ride like an experienced biker.
You should’ve wrote, 1 minute of selfishness cost his families’ time and effort for the rest of his life. I have no sympathy for idiots who thinks they’re above the law. There’s a reason government enforce speed limit rules.
@@nymusnymusnymus85 😄 he doesn't? You showem Bart. Bring out the trike.
Old bike racer here. Definitely do not condone this, which is why I really push for track days and racetracks if you wanna do this. He did the number one thing not to do and locked up his front wheel. If he'd accelerated out he'd be ok, just... A close call for sure, but not life ruining. Anyone can go fast on a 1000cc bike, but can you handle that thing in tricky situations? Do a track-day and ride with the pro's, don't do this stuff on the road, way too many morons out there. Feel bad for the guy and his family!
It looks like the only escape was squeezing down the left-hand side as two lanes were blocked. That would have been some manoeuvre. There's hardly any room, there's some kind of road sign partially blocking it, AND he was doing 156 km/h before he hit the brakes.
Best driving advice my dad ever gave me was "I trust your driving skills but do you trust all the other drivers will do what you think they will?"
Agree. It’s the others that changes the chances of you getting into a bad day or not, other than yourself.
FACTS. The "stationary vehicle" moved directly into his lane and just threw on the brakes. Like WTF is that? It’s literally thousands of people in the comments who can’t drive either b/c they literally don’t even notice or see it at all. Smh. 🤦🏾♂️
Bike rider was well over the speed limit the car that turned into that lane has nothing to do with the rider crashing. He shouldn't have been going 160 that was stupid on his part.
Doesnt matter if you are a 20 time TT winner it just takes somebody making a small mistake to wipe you out
@@lordjael Oh, if you're the rider, will you question the truck driver or your stupidity?
The fact that he survived a 100+ mph solid impact with the rear of a steel flatbed Semi is insane.
87 mph (speedometer said 140kph) at the time he hit, but nevertheless, I agree with you 100%: I am shocked he survived.
He didn't die but there are faith worse than death.
I wouldn't call what he's in living. But hey biological functions aside i think he's in a situation worse than death.
@@zurgboy07 Yh think I’d rather just be dead tbh than in his position now
@@FF-pq2ex So true. I will put DNR notice everywhere if I ever decide to kill my self like in the video.
That’s the closest you’ll get to knowing how a bug feels on a windshield........
😂😂😂👍👍
😂😂😂👍👍
Ok now I'm happy again 😃
lol easy Lad 😂😂
Mans got brain damage and yall poking fun bums bro 🤦♂️
I would rather have my organs donated than to live paralized.
As a two-wheeler myself, I would rather not have survived if I was going to be a burden on everyone for the rest of my natural.
I used to look after a young man in his 20s who had attempted to end it all with a massive overdose of insulin. Unfortunately, someone found him before he fully succeeded and he was rushed to hospital, but he had already suffered catastrophic brain damage. He was like a six-foot toddler, couldn't communicate, tried to eat books and anything else he was holding, and would need round-the-clock care for the rest of his life.
Sometimes, saving someone 'at all costs' is not always the best thing for them or their families; but of course you don't know that at the time.
yeah i agree. also a biker here. if i happen to get into a crash, i rather be dead than be a veggie for sure
As a biker too, I also agree. 🙏
Ride safe out there brothas! 🏍️💨
Harsh reality. 100% true though.
I agree.. it's deemed "inhumane" to keep animals alive for a lot lot less
Don't put yourself in this position then...
Sometimes it's 100% not your fault, this case is the contrary. This man was stupid, we will live stupider and die a vegetable because of his own decision.
So he was not brain damaged before he set off to do 160mph? 🤦♂️
Well said!
Harsh - but FAIR comment!
I am a biker myself but driving like this.. There is no excuse for it in my world?
@The Mutt with no Butt Mr butt stupid people are motivated by the most ridiculous things
😂😂😂😂😂 Oiiiii
Just the silence gives me an eerie feeling. No screams, gasps or whatever. Just silence
thud. roll roll roll roll rolll hehehehehee.
Just your mum
You ok now?
@@herobo123456 No yours.
@@nohjay-e5d No, mine
speeding hard at night with low visibility is just plain reckless
Speeding like that at all on public roads is reckless, day or night.
@@JS-ch1hkAgree but at night time it makes it just worst.
Wrong r-word but I agree
Hand him the Darwin Award
From the video I think It's safe to say that he had brain damage even before the crash.
Before = figuratively
After = literally
So a person who travels fast is brain damaged. Thats what you have said.
Pretty stupid really.
@Yvonne Schoenrock very stupid as speed does not kill. Thats very silly to claim, your programmed by government and other silly people.
At what point does speed start killing people ??
@@evelghostrider with a land based vehicle speed very much does kill you moron, millions of cars on the road, billions of people and animals on the side of roads and sometimes on the roads itself. Going above 80mp/h in a busy built up area weaving through traffic is a death certificate that just needs signing.
Hell there's even been deadly crashes at 30mp/h and under, speed kills, and as for planes that's a completely different story, there's a fraction of the amount of traffic in the air and the average distance between vehicles is over 5-15 miles
Speed itself does not kill, speeding on a road with heavy traffic do
I'm afraid I cannot muster a single grain of sympathy for him, but have every sympathy in the world for his friends and especially his family, who are now burdened for the rest of his days.
I'm angry with him, he put everyone on that road at risk.
Completely agree. So sad for his family. He was acting like he was suicidal
@@chrisuk4472 he wasn't suicidal, he was in denial. Thinking that it would never happen to him.
And you would think that this would help change other bikers on how they drive and think but sadly it won't. Some people are just stupid. You want to push the limits then save your money, go take some classes and tryout to become a real racer and stop putting the rest of us in danger dumbasses.
Even the people that had to see that happen and be there after it would affect. this riders actions make the rest of us look bad
He was literally asking for it the way he rode. At least he wasn’t driving a car, then someone else might have gotten hurt.
If a motorcycle crashed into a car in an extreme speed, there's still moderately high possibility to harm and/or kill someone in a car. Because it still can wreck the chassis of the car, especially around the door next to driver/passenger.
@@ardhiutama8426 Yes I agree but if was car, the chance for surviving is none!
Believe it or not but he was careful. There’s people far far more reckless than him. It was a bit of bad luck to literally have a stationary truck on the highway...
@Justin Folse I think the top speed recorded on the video was 160 mph or over 250 kmh. He hit the truck at 80 mph or 140 kmh, usually a fatal outcome for car accidents, let alone on a motorcycle.
@@aspectu3915 I've been thinking about that. Trucks lights weren't all that bright either and I didn't see cones. Then again, this is Australia
Him choosing to drive 160mph is just asking for something bad to happen
No it’s not. U see one motorcycle crash and make all these assumptions if your head, when I reality these ppl are more skillfull than other road users…
@@phalanx5667he was driving at 190 at one point what a clown 😂
@@phalanx5667Actual skillful riders are on racetracks, not on public roads going 160 mph putting other people's lives at risk. And no matter how skillful you are, if you're going that fast, one pothole or even a pebble in the road can take you from this world or worse, turn you into a vegetable like guy in this video
It was in KPH
@@ProPandaPlays 190 KPH, not MPH
Thirty years ago my brother did the same thing, only he collected a telegraph pole four meters up after flying through the air for about twenty meters. He died twice in the ambulance but was revived both times. He then spent the next seven months in coma. Out mother sat beside his bed for most of that time, just talking to him. The doctors told her there was very little chance of him ever waking up, but eventually he did. She never gave up hope. The doctors said he would never walk again, again she didn't give up and some two years later he took his first assisted steps.
Today, thirty years later, he still requires almost constant care and assistance. Mum past away a few years ago so he is now in the care of the state. I can't begin to tell you the impact his foolish, reckless choices have had on our family, he undoubtedly shortened our mother's life as well with all of the stress he put her through.
My heart goes out to this guy's poor family, they are the ones who will be paying the price for many years to come, just so he could play the hero. Don't do it, if you care about the people who love you, don't do it.
damn what a sad story
dam..
Rip
Damn bro only reason I’m living is for my parents
Someone once told me:
" It's better to be called Mr.Late than Late Mr."
I don't know if it fits in this situation but just remember this guys.
And who can forget the good old:"The street is not a racing track."
Perfect
For the last 40 years or longer, there has been a sign that says exactly that at the entrance to my birthplace Cuttack, Orissa in India. If you saw the way those crazy people drive, you would understand.
@@jackpow2004 Exactly
Good quote deep but straight to the point i got it as soon as i read
This is the best “drive safe” ad I’ve ever seen
Nah uk road safe adverts beat this
@@bobert-eg2nm link?
Other people who are unintentionally unaware are hard enough to look out for, no point in adding risk by riding like this. It’s easy to criticize, but just like he over estimated his ability, we all over estimate our selves in some way. Unfortunately his overestimation did permanent damage.
@@bradb4740 i think "overestimation" of his own driving skills is kind of an understatement considering his speed and how much traffic he was going through.
Also you can't blame that truck driver at all even for unintentional unawareness, he was already merging when the biker changed lanes and speed up into the truck. Just have a look at how close the biker was overtaking the car in front of him before the crash, the truck driver couldn't see anything else but an empty lane.
This crash is 100% the bikers fault.
Reckless but badass
Speed doesn’t kill. It’s the suddenly stopping that gets ya
paralyzed for the rest of your life from a young age is legit fate worse than death
I agree
The fact he was born normal and Now is conscious through it all unable to speak but observe his family taking care of him for the rest of his life.
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr that’s terrible
@@didforlove yes it’s awful. I know his mistake was idiotic but no human should ever live the rest of there life in that condition
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr I know I have a brain injury I am not paralyzed and belive me this brain injury is worse then been dead ☠️ I’m dien slowly
I ride to and from work every day, and I still don't understand why a lot of my fellow riders act like morons on the road. When you're on a road, it's not a race, and it's not worth the risk.
I say that everyday..its not a race on public roads everybody is in such a hurry..don't know why
74 million chose to vote for an orange faced ignoramus they actually heard confess to and brag about sexually assaulting young women. So "morons" are a big big thing in America and many of them drive bikes. Not sure a country can actually come back from a civics deficit that deep.
same
Bunch of organ donors
It’s because they think it’s GTA 5 irl
"his decision to ride at extreme speed did not just impact him" was that choice of words on purpose
bruh grow tf up
I'm sure they wrote that on accident...
Of course it was and I agree with it. Do you have a problem? This clown not only ruined his own life but that of those around him.
😂
It just to remind you what will happen to you and your family if you did not take any caucoius of your life
Riding at 160 on a busy road at night is peak of stupidity.
He rolled the dice and lost through wreckless behavior. He's not the first, he won't be the last.
real knowledge is knowing he won
Reckless behavior. He certainly did wreck. Darwin award nominee for sure.
I kno. Its sad. But they can't blame anybody but themselves. You have guys who ride between the lines of the road too.
@@paulbailey1683 there's a lot of European atheists who believe in bogus evolution
stfu lol
If you ride like lightning, you're gonna crash like thunder.
Or like Wet cement hitting metal and plastic
I like that
That's my quote for life .
BANG
Or you can just not crash. No, I'm not defending his act, I'm just saying many other people do it too and some crash, some don't. He was really unlucky in that case.
Judging by his reckless and outrageous speeding he was brain damaged before this crash.
Spot on
Like most bikers.
I do see most weeks these men on bikes doing death riding at hogh speed. It cant be worth killing yourself or others over, just to get a quick 5 min thrill
😆😆
Right this dude wasn't a very good rider..The shifting sounds alone gave that away instantly
Speed has never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you.
-Jezza
Can't say his brain was functioning actually too well before the crash either with that kind of judgment
Terrible comment
Yeah.. Why would he drive way too fast? If he was using his brain he'd know the risk of putting himself in danger and possibly lots of other people too..
sad reality..
@@ken-r8o no, true.
gucci brilliant comment you mean
As a motorcyclist I can understand the thrill and how easy it is to get carried away especially on these very capable machines but a busy public road isn't the place to get your fix.
Around my village there are some very twisty rural roads. During the summer, evenings and weekends, they're a magnet for bikers from the surrounding towns. Often in packs of 10-25. They treat the roads like their personal race-tracks, often bullying timid car drivers out of the way. They're a plague and a damned nuisance and there's at least one a year who broadsides a car coming out of a hidden junction at the top of my road.
oh, so you're suggesting i do cocaine? no problem fam
@@terencejay8845 Same thing around here. Every night in summer all I hear is the constant drone of bike engines as they race on a nearby interstate. Cops don't do anything because most of them are riders themselves.
Just go to a track, that's what I plan to do once I get a Mustang. I'm not gonna say driving fast is always bad, it's fun, and a good way to relieve stress. But there are proper and safe ways to do it.
@@KB-bh9hp unfortunately the closest track where I live is 2 hours away and it isn't even a great track, anything good Is 3/4 hours away and even then it's set days and times for bikes and cars.
his brain was already damaged if he was going at that kind of speed on a public road
To ride like that, there was no brain there before.
Same person probably kept telling everyone else they are not living life to the max
exaclty… i get insults with friends because i dont like to do dangerous things “you are not living”
@@9Thunder5Tell those guys you will be there to comfort their women when they become disabled or get themselves deleted.
@@9Thunder5people who do dangerous things aren't living. They're surviving
@@dazzaboy04that’s not necessarily true
Yes, and the idiots who say "live everyday likes it`s your last".....lying in bed, double incontinent, with your internal organs slowly breaking down.
This man had no business being on this bike. That wasn't an accident, that was stupidity.
@G Hollis no one drives a motorcycle...
@G Hollis people think they're so cool riding fast... Go do that at the track or something... Too many stupid drivers on the road putting innocent people at risk with their stupid driving
@@Aj-me8mo live your life how you want let others live theirs
Was still an accident... Caused by stupidity
I mean if it was not for those ppl they would not f survived
140 to 0 in a blink of an eye. Very good brakes
🤣🥴
140kph
Clearly says 160 mph in the title bro @@kx8960
but he didin do nuffin
😂😂😂
These young people rate adrenaline rush higher than their lives... Life is precious
Is it really tho? If they choose that instead of living?
He’s a burden to his family for the rest of his life now. I’d rather die than put my family through that.
Yeah, it is difficult life as it is, but he also isn't in a position to decide now.
To quote Phil leotardo
"Let me see if I can make that happen for you" lol
@@shrin210 inject some barbiturate and jobs done.
@@traditionalsunni629 wus that?
@@Wiimaster. google it :p
As a motorcyclists myself, I will never understand why you wouldnt just go to the track. This is literally what they're meant for.
What track? People act like those are abundant and everywhere.
And the track is much more fun. I learned more on a single track day than a month of street riding.
Track is great. It's costly, and I have to lose a few day's pay because the nearest track is so far away, and if I want to not fall asleep on the drive home and be able to get the most out of track day, I should pay for two nights in a hotel. But that's just like everything else. Flying, boating, 5 star hotels. All you need to do it right is lots of money.
Just FYI, riding like that on a motorway is also costly - cost to life not withstanding. High speeds and constant lowering and increasing g of RPM means more fuel used _ so higher fuel fosts
@@jialee140 I will never do this but why not speed down a lone open highway?
What did you get?
"amazing speed fotage"
What did it cost?
"everything"
You got the whole squad laughin bruh 😐
nah he basically responded with "aaaAajajsjdneoslwoxm"
Wtf man
I don’t get it...
My dads 401k. Now his mom can’t retire at 50
I was involved in a similar situation when I was stationed in NY..rider was running away from the police, he was flying on the shoulder, when a few seconds later you see smoke up ahead. As we pulled up you see a minivan was hit on the driver side. A couple of yards down the road you see the mangled body of the rider on the metal median. A bunch of us tried our best but he was gone. You can literally see the shattered helmet, face just destroyed. Driver of the minivan was in shock as she just sat on the driver seat not saying anything. It was a horrible site to see.
The fact that he survive that impact its a maracle to me..
And a curse to people who cares for him. They'll have to shoulder the result of his actions as long as he's alive.
He only survived due to the people saving him.
Thats correct in a sense, but what i meant to say is he could have been dead in the spot..
It’s always the way, good people caught up in this crap usually lose there life where as the idiots themselves sometime live. It’s a cruel world
Damn maracle man
I lost everything when I was run off the road by someone not paying attention. Shattered both my legs. 20 plus surgeries rod in one leg floating fibula. Screws. Tendon transfer. Drop foot claw foot. Skin graphs. I watched the doctor cut the tendons from my legs because he said they were useless. External fixaters in both legs at the same time. 35mph. Hit a metal pole. everyday is pain
I am so sorry! I hope things get better, and soon! Look for ways to improve your life, if possible. I'm not trying to be insensitive, it's just mind over matter is huge! We don't always notice it or believe it when we're in pain. I don't know your situation, but I'm being hopeful for you, and this is my only way to relay anything. It's not about me, I don't need to be right, but I do hope you get better! And soon!
Man I feel ya pain. I get hit by a car doing 40 and it's been 2 months and my leg is still broken. Broke my tibia,Calcaneal,Achilles Tendon ripped apart. Bad drivers and speed demons put all of our lives at risk.
@@beebuzz959 Good consolation words of encouragement. Glad you exist 😘
Jesus bless you Jesus save you ✝️
Be strong bratha
His brain was not serving him that well before the crash.
@@brianm5753 the risk of injury margin is much much lower at lower speeds.
@@brianm5753 I hope you realize that you hope some control of your destiny. Yes, ye live in a dangerous world. However, the frequency and seriousness of accidents increase with speed.
@born sinner This was not an "accident"
@@brianm5753 that's why there are these things called speed limits
@@brianm5753 85....or almost double that....which is more stupid?
Thank you.
Thank you for actually showing the part I wanted to see.
As a longtime rider for more than 55 years this was tough to watch. It continually baffles me why riders race on the street instead of the track.
I'm afraid that if the nation instituted some type of national testing, a large percentage of the citizens would be found at least slightly developmentally disabled.
The track costs a lot money, however, the risks are low; the street costs nothing, but the risks are high. Some are too inexperienced, shortsighted or immature to see the high risk of racing on the street.
@@keithmccormack6248agree. People used to save up for things (like a track day for instance). Now they want everything instantly.
@@easilyscan As the old saying goes, think of someone you consider to be of average intelligence; half of the population is stupider than them.
Cuz they close tracks down like all the time
One of my friends died in a similar accident almost 2 years ago, he was 21. There is a time and a place for riding like this. Its on the track.
but the road is the track...? was in this case and many more...
even riding on the track is dangerous, glad I don't ride a motorcycle like this
100%
Actually it's not that big a deal riding that fast even on UK roads, just NOT in traffic or beyond your abilities. Police motorcyclists train on public roads to ride at those speeds. Also, I believe the speedo on that bike in in KPH and it showed about 140kph just before impact so about 86 MPH, not 160mph.
@@herculeholmes504 Regardless…………….it was OBVIOUSLY a dumb thing to do……………the bloke is now a cabbage
Rather him then an innocent road user obeying the laws.
And most of the time it's the law abiding road users that get killed by people that shouldn't be on the road at least one of the idiots got what was coming to him
I can't imagine living my life peacefully without disturbing anyone and suddenly get hit by some idiot driving/riding way over speed limit.
The unfortunate part is some people don't even have to imagine what it's like.
I concur
This is why a small mistake can change your whole life.
When I was 13, I was riding my bicycle normally at 15mph with no protective gear and I had an accident, I got my legs injured for 2 months and it's a lesson that will made me remember forever...
This guy riding at almost 430km/h or 267mph if it's displayed in mph or just 267km/h, that's insanely fast...
😂😂😂 It's not 430kph.
No bike is capable of that.
Also, everything is a blur at that speed.
267kph is fast, but ok if you do it in the right circumstances. This wasn't the right circumstances.
As a teen my upstairs neighbor, a 20 year old son of a single mother, was hit and killed on his bike by a dump truck while merging onto an on ramp. His poor mother, such a sweet woman, was wrecked for all the years I continued to know her. It was a sobering and traumatizing experience realizing why police were visiting such a quiet and sweet family.
I've almost had 2 accidents riding a bike at normal speed (60-80 kmph) because of stationary vehicles on the side of the road where I had to apply full brakes and still fell down by hitting those vehicles just when I'd almost stopped... Bike is dangerous so we should always ride it under 100 kmph to survive the crash
Can someone explain why did it looked like the bike slipped when he tried going to the right
@@zaid9026 My laughing chimney is a creepy guy. Wtf
@@zaid9026 because he was braking and also turning
@@oksyar is their any way he could have saved him self in that situation?
At least no one else was seriously injured or killed due to his excess speed.
Indeed
@Frank Heuvelman and what if it had been someone crossing the street with a pram? you dont know wht will happen on the road so this kind of risk is selfish and irresponsible
@@jacejohnson7113 Dude Imma be real. I get where your coming from but I'd rather some guy on a motorcycle mainly risking his own life than someone say, commiting legit crimes or trying to do what he did in a car
@Frank Heuvelman Not in America thats for damn sure. No idea where he lives
@@jacejohnson7113 To be fair he has probably done the same thing many times before, so it's not really 60 seconds of thrill, probably more, but when you behave like this it's not really a matter of if but when.
If you think that youre cool with that speed at that traffic, you're actually not.
A lot of ppl speed for the thrill of it. Lots of ppl love the sense of danger it’s the reason roller coasters are so popular. It’s obviously very irresponsible tho.
It's cringe and literally everyone thinks you're a total wanker
Haywood Jablome The guy speeding is a wanker or the person that posted the comment?
Yeah, how cool is he now. Someone's got to wipe his ass for the rest of his life and I guarantee it's not gonna be one of his homies.
@@NvS-oj9xi the guy speeding, nobody has ever looked at someone speeding and thought they're cool
Broke my clavicle last week in a crash. Multiple fractures fixed with screws and plates.
Grateful for my life ever since.
Wow riding like that in the dark senseless it’s bad enough in daylight when you can see traffic on the road. It only takes a split second to change your life forever
Maybe he planned it - death by speeding. But it wasn't a perfect plan.
That was a suicidal ride.
Too true mate :(
Or lose your life forever, gotta take that into account.
Should have a video of him showing the aftermath of his injuries to make it really sink in because just knowing he was injured doesn’t click with people like a visual repetition of the actual outcome.
Absolutely. He has brain damage. Show us that. I guarantee it won't look cool.
I’m not on about all the gore, I’m on about him after he has woken from his coma and what he is like as a result. That’s what would show others the aftermath like when a burn victim show their scars every day, even 10 years later.
Nah maybe that would be going a bit too far and it could be kind of insensitive.
@@guilhermehank4938 obviously never saw the liveleak videos back in the day
@@emprahsfinest7092 Oh trust me, child, I did. Im just saying for THIS video it would have been probably insensitive, channel and all.
Had to take care of my son bike accident. Brain injury. Could not work for 3 months. Imagine taking care of a 75KG baby. It changes all the family's life.
I'm so sorry
@@CapnHilts oh it's okay now, he recovered 100%.
@@71DaLa Any lasting effects from the brain injury? Memory loss, indecisiveness, temper, reacting without thinking, etc..
@@whitegoodman7465 I thought he was at first, came home crippled physically and mentally. Doctor said it could take years to recover and even then could have permanent negative effects from his injuries. But thankfully it took only months for him to recover back to what he was before the accident. Well except from a few nasty scars, that won't go away. Oh one thing tho, his ball dribbling skill is gone.
if it is not the same person do you still have the same responsibility?
If there's any comfort, it's knowing that no one's lives will ever be put in danger by this rider again.
"Left him brain damaged"...pulling this kind of stunt you'd think he's already had some existing "brain" issues.
his friends probably didn't notice any changes in him
Harsh but true,thankfully he didn't kill any innocent people with his reckless behaviour.
@@web3wizard381 rip lampz
Yeah you don't go 160 on a busy road
Speed is a hell of an adrenaline rush, however there is a place and time (track!)
My 19 years old nephew bought a new bike, this was two years ago, I gave him the money to pay for the helmet and we talked about responsible riding and safety, his dad was very happy for his son,.........three months after, a small van driver run a stop sign and hit my nephew so hard that took his life instantly. He was a wonderful young man, we miss him every day!
Sorry for your loss
So sorry to hear. I'm 53 and thinking about buying a bike. And I have no aspirations to drive fast. Just tool around town. But even the safest rider is at risk. My manager was hit on his bike. He was stopped completely at a light. A vehicle turning left ran right into him and drove him into a ditch. Just bruised, but still.
@@Kraziken0 Been riding for 4 years, I’m 22. The only close calls I’ve had were from other drivers. The best advice I can give is to ALWAYS be alert of your surroundings. When coming up at an intersection, look at who’s coming up too, especially from the rear. That goes regardless of the colour. Do NOT just drive through green lights.
Other advice is positioning. I learned the 1 2 3 road position and while I use it, I move a lot in urbain environment to have the best line of sight and make myself seen.
Basically, ride like a ghost and assume everyone’s texting and there’s always gonna be someone running that red light. Know what’s behind you at all time.
Substitute "bike" for "handgun" and the risks are the same for a 19 year old.
@@togglebutton3312 I'd argue not bc on a bike there's a lot of risk of other people taking your life even when you're doing everything right. You have much more control over a hamdgun
I can tell he regret every single moment of his his life in that day
Wasn't worth it at all
And he regretted his decision the moment he saw the stationary truck.
@@_kilex_3538 i guess only his brain related nerve to talk since its the only thing thats been mentiobed in the video(?)
How can he regret if he is brain damage? Probably don’t even remember
Bruh. He is a vegetable now
Sit back in your seat girl and watch how its done. There is do,ers and there's you. Need i say more.
No sympathy for rider, only the family who have to look after them now. Absolutely no need to go 160mph!
I ride to work, when the weather permits, and yet you will never catch me doing something like this on my sportbike. Wayyyy too many variables that will get you on the ground or inside someone's side window, so why risk it? Take it to the track where the roads are perfectly paved for this type of riding.
Can't be more agreed to this. Public roads is not the place for speeding
@@yomiha.toysjogja and joe schmoe ... I couldn't agree more with either of you as a GIXER1000 rider.
You should buy a scooter then, sounds like your limit.
@@ezriderzzr7104 it was only a matter of time until I got the most retarded comment yet, congratulations. I go and take my bike to the track where Its safer to push it.
@@ezriderzzr7104 an irresponsible driver can get hurt on a scooter too. Its not about the vehicle, its about the conviction of the rider that is important.
Even if you're the best driver with the quickest reaction time known to man, you still must rely on other drivers doing everything 100% correctly throughout every single millisecond when you're the one driving at excessive speed; and that still doesn't guarantee you safe passage.
Edit: typed RELAY - meant RELY.
As a rider myself l agree Caius.
@-[]- which is impossible.
@-[]- Damn right impossible and basically taking chances every time you are out and about.
@@nikotakai8796drive in egypt and india and you'll see how possible it is.........
@@earthbound8809 it is not possible to predict someone's movement. In the next moment the person whose movement you try to predict could have a heart attack and kill both of you.
Every action has a reaction.
Profound...
@@JoeyRhubarb Ιt was a Newton joke pal
@@Neoptolemus It was a joke? oh...awkward.
@@JoeyRhubarb ΛοL
you so wise
Riding motorcycle at high speed at night no matter how good you are is always twice the danger riding at full light of day.
His ego was driving him to crash
Lesson: don't wear helmet when riding like this. It helps your loved ones better.
They may be even more sad for a few weeks but after that they atleast won't have burden afterwards
Riders like this skew the perceived danger of motorcycles. It wasn’t a question of “if” but rather “when” with this guy.
Exactly and if you want to go flat out like that that’s what the tracks are for
Just like me! 👍👍
Riding on a motorcycle is already more dangerous than being in a vehicle. You're just more vulnerable in general and if you crash you have nearly zero protection.
I love your videos
@@brianm5753 certainly can’t help going far above the speed limit though and believe me. I think speed limits are bogus, he was reckless and that’s what happens.
Smh. I had 2 friends who died on bikes. I get on the throttle when im out in the open with no one else around. Its usually during the day as well. Riding like that at night in traffic is just asking for it.
Thats the thing, you speed up when you don't SEE anyone in front of you. What if an animal, a pedestrian or a car just enters the street suddenly when you are going fast? Bikes are just too dangerous
Don't go too fast even if there is no one on the road. And if there is a street of public area slow down
@@davidedippolito2700 Fast cars are too dangerous aswell, not just 'bikes. I've driven both for over 40 years, and it never ceases to amaze me that most bad driving is from car drivers. For every one bad rider I have seen, i've seen bad car drivers many more times over. Just because someone can afford to buy a car, doesn't mean they should be allowed to drive one.
I saw 2 of my men got sniped infront of me...... (Warzone dummies)
Well your probably gonna be the third guy.... sorry.
We all make mistakes and you have already paid a heavy price - God bless you my brother and god bless those that helped you in your time of need 🙏
Think I'd rather be dead than live the rest of my as a cabbage!
It's not so bad.
Yeh getting bioled every Sunday cant be good.
Lesson learned. don't drive sports bike in the city. they are not designed to drive slowly. or else it will overheat at low speed. i observe carefully the odometer. i think his engine temperature were higher. That's why he choose to drive faster.
He probably won't even be able to reason, like that?
Yes those bikes are fast, but they, they stop on a dime!
This could be an advertisement for the durability of the camera.
Lol
Go pro - be a vegetable
@@mattr4078 lmao
I love youtube comments lol
Have some shame, that guy just lost his life. How do you sleep at night?
This guy be like: "I bought the whole speedometer, I'm gonna use the whole speedometer"
The price was too expensive for me.😯
Its digital
@@turk4060 bought all that 0s and 1s gonna use all the 0s and 1s
then go to a race track, not the public road
The whole speedometer is 999
The people who raised him will now have to face the consequences. How ironic. RAISE YOUR CHILDREN RIGHT EVERYONE
I DONT FEEL SORRY FOR ANY BIKER WHO RIDES DANGEROUS LIKE THAT!
Someone, a vlogger, did this in the Philippines just to get views here. Lucky for him he's still alive. But for sure, he is brain damaged before the crash.
Why not?
@@neila7169 Because their reckless behavior can destroy ppls lives
@@blewis9270 its not their purpose. Jail time sure. Deservs death with no sympathy? No
@@neila7169 Because they clearly don’t care about the safety of other people
I am honestly struggling to have much sympathy. Driving that fast is utter lunacy
Exactly, some are asking if he actually got the brain damage BEFORE crashing because it takes one not all there to go that fast
@@gargillaape5292 maybe in a few years he will get some mobility back, and be called a hero because he gets back on a bike.
especially at night
Sadly, if someone told him to slow down. He would probably get angry at them.
Absolutely agree. Its a travesty that his family has to deal with this heartache, and now burden. All because u wanted a joy ride...
My Grandpa 👴 used to say... I drive slow because I’m in a hurry. After some time I understood. Life is so nice 👍......
Because I'm hurry ?
@@martinlittleford7818 sorry .... I’m in a hurry, I mean ...
Your Grandpa is a wise man...
I didn't get this..
Please make me understand 🤔
@@LUKFUNTV He says he drives slow because he’s in a hurry. Driving fast could mean you get pulled over and get a ticket (which slows you down), you could have an accident (which slows you down) or you crash and die (so you don’t arrive at all). So his grandpa is saying if he wants to make sure to get somewhere quickly, he takes his time which is most sure way to arrive safely.
Still can't understand why people defend street racing.
Fr just go to a closed track it’s not hard