American Reacts to The CRAZIEST Police Biker VS Scooter CHASE in Paris
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In France, even more in Paris, you can see large Scooters up to 400, or even 500cc. It’s very practical to drive in dense traffic. Also, in France, all cops on bike have a very rigorous training, I would even say crazy training and do all kind of simulation like traffic, small path, different roads type, riding with just one hand to shoot with the other, etc… so you can assume that any cop you will see on a bike in France are not just a rider, but a freaking good rider and you must be really bold to think you can outrun them.
my BIL have to take the teste at least 2 time to be on a bike unit and he is a good rider, you can't be just good, you have to be up there in skills.
and then there is the stunt unit, police and gendarmerie
The training for police on motorbikes in France is very tough. Once they pass, they can ride in many conditions.
in Belgium and France scooter chases are not uncommon, with the cities being narrow and small, a scooter is perfect because of his maneuverability
i think the video ends because they lost him, the last sentence is the one with the camera saying "he's over there i think"
Scooters in the 250 to 600 cc range are quite capable, and have some handling pluses in dense traffic/urban areas. Especially in France those beasts are not uncommon.
They are mostly used by drug traffickers. In fact, that's an easy way to spot them : a guy with a powerful scooter, doing nothing but keeping his motor running and looking at his phone for the next "delivery". They need to be able to escape fast.
And in some cities like Marseille, they deliver lead as well as shit, and also need to be able to escape fast enough from their target's friends.
125-180cc 2t more capable
..this was a while ago..they catched him! Surprised it was cut of the video.. The guy in scooter, didn't robbed a lolipop..was a serious thing..
of course! 100% arab
The French can ride scoots like a boss , big culture from a very early age ,but that also produces great motorcycle riders like those police 👍
If you haven't already, you should check out the French film "Taxi" from 1998, written by Luc Besson.
(There was a Murican remake a few years later, but let's not open that can of worms right now...)
when you hear of a scooter your mind automatically thinks of a 50cc "moped" but there are actually scooters up to 850cc and some scooters like mine (yamaha tmax 530) can be really crazy tuned, now its becoming more common to put a turbo on these scooters and they could easily push +100hp (on a scooter that is 218kg/470lbs)
I'm pretty sure, the German police is not allowed to chase anyone in a way like this in a city. Maybe at night, but how they were speeding on the sidewalk..... yes, crazy!! Imagine kids getting in their way. Even as a cop, you would be arrested for years when you hit someone.
Dutch police would never chase like this either. Way too dangerous. They would call in a helicopter.
that's paris. In France, we say something: there is a special driving licence for people living in Paris because they drive so badly. They respect nothing (and I live in Paris since 1year and half).
As a dispatch/courier rider in the 80s, we did some proper mental stuff on motorbikes, but that was next-level bostin. Paris always was a bit interesting to drive round though. A great city.
I lived near East Midlands Airport which is the busiest freight airport in the UK. It's used by UPS and FedEx, but has a massive DHL hub. DHL is odd because it started as American but is now German. I think they have a big hub in Cincinnati.
I used to do motorcycle testdriving for a big manufacturer (german...😉) who also builds some large high performance scooters.
On a handling course, as long as there are no long stretches of straight in the track where top speed plays a role, a tricked out scooter with the right person on it will outrun even a professional race rider on a superbike.
We put that to the test...😆
French can be crazy good. I remember watching a videos about their pilots in Africa. They did stuff very very dangerous. And it is due to their relaxed commanders who allows a bit of risk-ish instead of playing 100% safe. In simple terms they have the balls.
I'd say the mind is not "We'll not do that, it's to dangerous."
It's: "We need to do this thing, it's gonna be dangerous, so train, and then train again."
*Pas mal non? C'est français..!*
This scooter driver must have done something very serious. Perhaps he even criticized the French government or the EU on social media 🤐
This was just mental. Imagine stepping out of your front door and being hit by a motorcycle going 40-50mph.
It was more thrilling than many movie chases.
Even we Europeans avoid driving in central Paris if we are not local, traffic in general is crazy busy there and you get lost so easily.
Piaggio 350 is a 350cc city „motorcycle“
It‘s basically a powerful engine in the chassis of a scooter. City cruiser bikes
Personnaly, if I have to go in Paris area, I avoid to drive in the city or even drive on the "boulevard périphérique" around. It is very stressfull and as you don't know the place, it is hard to be focused both on the traffic and chose the right lane or direction. In that movie, steets are empty but during business hours, the traffic is worst.
I have a friend who was a motorcycle policeman in Paris He had one accident per year which required minimum hospitalization. Nothing too serious but still. Now he's in a small town, and he gets colds in worst case scenario or COVID.
In this profession, most are passionate about riding motorcycles.
Czech here, love your reactions! The bikes used by policemen in this video are Yamaha TDM 900. :)
This is the craziest police chase I’ve ever seen! I’m French, and parisian, I have never seen that. I’m extremely surprised they’re allowed to do that. Riding on the side walk is super dangerous!
That was interesting, however you need to watch some police chases in Brazil. Some are terrifying especially down some of the narrow roads and lanes (some at night).
In the US, what you call "scooters" are sort of mopeds, small cylinders scooters, like 50 cc or 125 cc tops.
In Europe, we have what is called "maxi scooters", more than 125 cc, from 250 to sometimes 800 cc.
The most sold scooter in France is the Yamaha T-Max, with 500 to 540 cc, very powerful, much torque, very maneuverable... It's the most stolen scooter too and has been much used by criminals for drive-by shootings and robberies.
The police motorcycles here are Yamaha TDM 900, a somewhat old and heavy bike, not very maneuverable.
Thats' why there bike cops struggled to catch the culprit...
Scouters in the last 20-25 years became pretty powerful motorbikes. They can have 500+ cc motors and reach easily 160/180+ kmh.
Hi Ian
Greetings from Paris where I live. I saw several times such chases. Really risky for the cops who must arrest so crazy bikers or scooter users.
The scooter rider has some mad skills , the police had sirens blaring to help through intersections without getting hit by a car , the scooter rider did not have that advantage and still managed to out ride the police without ending up in a crash .
yes it's the scooter for " racaille " , resin dealer , this scooter is good cause , ultra agility
What struck me the most was peoples inability or lack of will to get out of the way when they hear a siren.. in my country other motorists would actively block the fleeing person.
Welcome to Paris, where nobody cares about things except for their own little person.
Scooter is a 350 cm3, police bikes are Yamaha TDM 900 cm3 as it looks
I hope they threw the book at that guy, because there's reckless driving, and there's driving on the freaking sidewalk. Dude definitely lost any kind of licence to drive he had, because that was super dangerous.
That was nuts.I was a motorcyclist for many years and even have a stint as a courier on them and have done a bit of crazy stuff myself in the long distant past, but that was insane. How no one crashed in that is a miracle. There are several brands of large wheel scooters now and they range from 250cc up to 400cc as of last I was aware, and as you can see, they can really go well. Some even have 3 wheels and can still lean like a proper bike.
I have a Yamaha DT50/65 and a Zundap50/110. From my Grandpa. A Tomos50/5‽.And then the real thing. Honda MB5/7 11 ports. And a Honda MT5/7 with a 6 ports. About 120km/h and 95km/h. my twin brother still has a Honda MB8. With a 5 speed gearbox.
I think most of European countries don’t like car chases in general, it’s much safer for everyone to note down the plates to pay them a visit later and such a chase in a city as crowded as Paris seems very irresponsible. I know it’s not supposed to be standard procedure, so maybe for some reason it’s extremely important to catch this specific guy
FED EX and DHL are everywhere, UPS not so much. Aramex from Saudi Arabia are another player
It looks like the police chase from Mission Impossible Fallout lol
8:25: "What a crazy intersection". Well, that's Paris. Very normal stuff.
Lived in Paris. I have personally seen one of those bike cops jumping from his driving bike onto a running suspect 😂❤ speed was about 40kmh
Should react to Ghost Rider motorcycle rider
That man is crazy. He's released some new footage recently. I have never seen him on the street tough, despite living in the same city... and I hope not to, if I am honest :D
police catch it
Pursuits are unjustifiable, it only adds danger to the situation. Instead of one idiot diving relatively fast now you have a bunch of idiots driving extremely fast wit almost no regard to others safety because they don't get punished accordingly if they hurt an innocent. And you also have a criminal driving even faster and under a lot more stress taking way more risks to escape increasing the chances of hurting or killing innocent people
I'm glad I recommanded this video a while ago
btw these bikes are up to 250KG these are really heavy
I live in a city in the mid-south of the Netherlands. Here we have (as far as I know) 2 big delivery companies DHL & Post NL (Post NL being the biggest mail distributor in the country).
A few years ago a massive UPS depot opened in a industrial park not that far from me, 3km in a straight line. When I pass it traveling to work, the parkinglot/trailer-bay is never full, yet I never see the (classic) box-trucks driving around through the city.
Next time he won't deliver a cold meal
I wonder if the scooter guy asked for American cheese on his croissant?
UPS, then FedEx (bigger) then DHL (biggest) internationally. DHL was created in the USA but has been German owned for a long time now.
Sccoter vs motorbike? On the highway the bike will win for sure, but in a crowded european city with all the traffic, pedestrians, narrow streets? I would opt for a little Vespa every time as you don´t need speed as much as maneuverability. Especially e.g. in Germany where the police bikes are often heavy duty BMWs. 😉😉
Quite some dangerous manuevres from the police over there... but yeah those big scooters are quite capable of even highway speeds. Regarding UPS, it's kind of the DHL for you: I sometimes see a van from them but almost never received anything from them, but DHL is quite common :)
That must have happened in the middle of the day because there were so little people on the pavements ... fortunately! I just can imagine someone coming out of his building, and being hit by a scooter or a motorbike in full speed ... Aouch!
But I too would have liked to know if the fugitive was eventually caught ... someone must be running out of gas too, I suppose?
But if it had been in a movie, one of the policemen would have gone round a block or two and caught the scooter at the end of the street ... as seen in the cinema :o)))
I'm pretty sure that the police bikes are BMW S 1000 XR (8:29 compared to pictures of the bike found on Google)
The French police as the Gendarmerie use BMW R 1250 RT. They use them in convoys or escorting ambulance. But they are in pursuit, they drive Yamaha TDM 900 or Tracer 900. 8:29 this intersection called Place Saint Augustin.
If you haven't already, you should check out the chases of the Brazilian motorcycle police, they are as crazy if not worse.
if you knew car bodies don't stay beautiful for longtime for those who live in Paris just in difficult parking, the bumpers break easily and the bodywork and mirrors fall off in addition to big scratches, driving a car in Paris is horrible!
That scooter has a 330cc 30hp engine. It's not your regular 50cc or 125cc scooter. You need a motorcycle driver's licence for that. Hey! Maybe that's it, maybe his driver's licence expired. 😂
When I lived in the Netherlands kids would mod their Scooters to get 100 kms plus up too crazy. 45mm carbureted 175cc rocket boys. Oh. And Girls.
I've got to wonder what the scooter rider could have possibly done to cause such a chase. I think DHL is a German company, but I could be wrong.
in the uk we don't have fedex, occasionally we will get shipped something with UPS. DHL is very common, but easily the most common at the moment is Evri (Used to be called Hermes).
Such a chase is strictly forbidden in Germany! The risk of seriously injuring/killing other road users is disproportionate to an arrest.
Until they start getting tired of it. Look at england for that matter 🤧👌
here in france it's ok but it's forbiden to shoot we are not american we are civilised people !
you are not french@@messoussiahmed9910
@kelsea-2002 this kind of chase is absolutely rare in France too, especially in town. Most of the time, police take the number, then simply come to the guy at 4:00 am, it's easier. Here it would be definitely a special situation, not a simple road contravention. Murder, robbery or something like that, so the police know scooter is robbed and they won't find the driver by any other way than arresting him right now. I'm pretty sure in Germany are the same.
here in france we have history so if you are dumb please don't talk with me we are educated people !@@REMPLACEMENT-TV-2
The BV350 has 30 to 33hp and 330cc one Zyl.
I have one.Love it!Goes like a Plane.Always torque at any Time.
140km/h no prob.
Police training on bikes is crazy.
I don't understand what people are even thinking trying to outrun the cops. You can do it in a video game easily, yes but IRL police have better equipment and training for these situations. You can't outrun the cops just becouse you bought some sport car or a supersport car or a very powerfull bike.
Like police (in Czechia) they mostly use the latest generation of Škoda cars (not to mention special cars like unmarked police cars or highway sport cars) and for bikes i believe they have BMW, but police on bikes is very rare. At least for me, haven't seen a police bike on a road for years.
Piaggio might be sold under the brand name Vespa in the US, just because it is more known and established name to the American people.
Piaggio also make motors for other motorcycle brands, and some of them are very High-Spec and tuned up.
/ B.
By the way... The video doesn't show, but, probably the criminal running in the scooter did a lot more dangerous maneuvers to run away too...
Edit 01: This video can be used in court against him, due to the fact he endangered lives of the civilians and the police officers
PIaggio beverly, italian scoote4r...Piaggio it's the same brand that makes Vespa
You must watch the 1998 movie Ronin with Robert DeNiro or the 1998 French movie Taxi
I love most of your videos but can I politely ask on some videos like this Paris Police chase, it was intense but you kept talking with very little gap to just watch, some of your comments were relevant but just as they turn down a narrow street you start talking about UPS and DHL which just side tracked us from this very tense chase. In other words the timing of your comments diluted the good stuff. With content like this sometimes less is more Regards Hugh
Yeah sadly for them scooters in Europe are motorcycles alot of time especialy those with a 250-350cc engine ain't our usual 50cc BW'S for sure .
Paris is a charming place for a bike pursuit, but if you want to get thrilled for real you should look up for Brazilian police bike pursuits. That’s the real deal!
Even for French from the country side, major cities like Paris, Lyon, Marseille are hell to drive by. too complex.
I'm french and not sure this is legal... and for the scooter we have in Europe V-max and scooter like this which have huge speed.
The bike police is impressive, but what amazes me is the guy they chase.Contrarily to them, he isn't trained for that and on top of it, he's "opening the way". This guy must be crazy.
You should look at Brazilian motorcycle cops chasing, make this look like kindergarten
We get UPS,Fedex,DHL,in the UK They are worlwide. Fedex replaced TNT recently
10:30 DHL belongs to Germany postal service by the way...
they were 2 on the scooter at the beginning, then the guy on the back escape running by feet to the left while the driver continue to rush on the right through the street
he drives a piaggio beverly 350. They caught him later , he was a drug dealer, he wrecked himself in a Bus lane!
Police in UK have been given authority and allowed to ram thieves of scooters only under certain circumstances to stop them
French policemen are not allowed to engage in this kind of chase unless they have a VERY good reason. So this guy must have done something really serious.
French police isn't supposed (nor allowed) to take such risks, but they do it anyway.
They also should only use sirens when absolutely necessary and during proper emergencies.
But I've lived on a major avenue of Paris in the vicinity of a precinct and I could hear sirens all day and night long.
Most types of vehicles usually being considerate enough to turn off their siren and only use small / short bursts at intersections when really needed, especially at night.
Everyone : firesquad, civil rescue, ambulance... Everyone except the police, which always used it continuously., even at 3 or 4 AM.
Often at shift change, to return to the precinct faster (NOT an emergency), etc.
They also extensively used their car's megaphone, in the middle of the night, sometimes to comment on a woman's outfit (I've seen it multiple times near my former home).
Or to say something to someone on the sidewalk, only a few meters away, close enough for a conversation if they'd simply opened their car window.
The whole avenue was fed-up (still probably is) and every time complaints were made, every time the same answer : "the police only uses the siren when necessary" yada yada... nothing to see here... "how dare you doubting the professionalism..." etc. Exhausting!
The thing is, there's no civil oversight or control over the police in France. There's only an internal affairs department, which is like having the loonies run the mental health evaluations in the asylum.
Several "interior" ministers (homeland sec) repeatedly asked police officers / agents to clearly wear their RIO numbers (matricule equivalent), but many find ways to not comply. Same for the personal cameras, they "never work ", "battery is dead", "card's full", you name it.
It's a bit as if the ministry feared their own troops and didn't dare really enforcing the rules for the police.
There's not much real corruption per se, at least not that I know of, but there have been numerous cases where CCTV (often private), phone video recordings, etc. completely contradicted the police' version of events, and proved that they lied and covered each other.
Exactly like the shooting of a teenager that triggered the major riots in France last June.
Worse, the police on site tried to seize phones and delete footage, and one of the two officers continued to lie even though the video was available and quite damming.
So, I'm certain that driving at such speeds, centimeters away from building entries is not allowed, and the very existence of this footage online should raise eyebrows at the police prefecture. But will it lead to any action? Pretty sure it won't, as always.
Another example: when a decent police officer assigned to the "tombs" of the Paris courthouse witnessed systematic abuse, racism and insults by many his colleagues on detainees, he informed his hierarchy which didn't lift a finger, so he alerted the media. The results? The decent police officer was sanctioned!
So, the French police isn't exactly examplary, that's an understatement, and many, myself included, have very little trust in them.
Not even mentioning the repeated profiling, ID check abuse, verbal abuse, illegal searches, etc. That I experienced in the past 30 years.
My last pretty bad experience happened when I was stopped and frisked. I asked the officer for him to change gloves or to put them off (the leather ones he wears everyday to frisk everyone, a real Petri dish) as I had chemo less than a week before and my immune system was severely compromised.
Guess what he did? He refused and took offense, of course, then voluntarily patted me "firmly" on my neck and cheeks, then conscientiously rubbed his gloves all over my clothes, like he was wiping them.
Just for the fun of it. While the other one giggled.
That, is the French police.
I'm sure there are decent, respectful and professional ones, but I rarely met them. My experience was mostly with a bunch of disrespectful, humiliating, aggressive, unprofessional and abusive ones indulging in their double standards.
And as long as there won't be a powerful civil oversight and a real change of behavior in the ranks of the majority of those that are in contact with the public, they'll be hated and not trusted one bit by a growing portion of the public.
One last "nugget" about the French police :
Paris city hall has been asking, or should I say begging, the police prefecture for years if not decades (in France the "real" police is national, not municipal) for officers that speak at least a minimum of English and preferably also other languages to work in and patrol the main touristic areas of the capital.
But most officers can't even babble more than a few words, if at all, which is absolutely shameful and ridiculous in world's tourism capital.
And when you try to help by offering a translation, they take offense...
Sorry for the long rant, but it had to come out, as I am deeply ashamed by the police of this country.
Craziest bike chases are in brazil.😂
well, in total over all, europeans are better drivers, due to the licence tests, then most americans+ the cars are (better) at least the cars have to been checked every 2 years, for example in germany, i know its not like that for 100%, but over all its true
In Europa we have also motorscooters. Scooter is around 50cc. And motor scooters is 100cc and more. This one has 350cc. Is a fast one
I loved that video so much
Hi Ian
you doing a great job finding good vids to comment on but lately you have started pausing the videos to comment every other second why?
scooter can be 500cc in europe not only moped
how does he not crashed yet, because they have a special piloting scool
police use 1200cc honda
in term of intensity preaty normal
when i was way younger 2 gendarmes take a speeder in case, the car crash the one in front, as this was an assault on 'em the second shot the car driver in the head
crazy narrow streets in France and England because the streets were laid out back in the horse and carriage day American cars just won't fit down these streets.
Yamaha T-Max 560 will outrun any bike in dense city traffic
I think I told you all a few vids ago just how mad French 5.0 are, and they really really don't like the bad guy getting away. If you're ever in France, don't mess with them, they take the "do what ever the F I like" badge to the next level.
UPS and Fedex are big in Europe, DHL is to, I know, I drive for them.
in netherlands we have like light medium and heavy motorcycles, when ur a certain age ur allowed to ride a certain ''weight'' if u got the license, when u get older u can get the heavier scooters, but after i think 21 or 23, u can better just buy a normal motorcyle/sportsbike
350cc big boy scooters are fast and the center of weight lower than your other types of motorcycle.
The bigger the bike the more it takes to slow down the scooter being lighter is more nimble in the corners and slows down quicker so it can outdo the bigger in city traffic but on a straight line the scooter would lose real quickly.
Wow thats insane. Uk police would not do this. They would arrest later based on intelligence. Or try and set up stingers.
In the uk the police in cars will ram a moped and since they were allowed the bike crime as come down by 20 thousand + reduction in street robberies in cities
There's a Taxi game set in Barcelona, that can give the feel of big city driving.
How to chase differently in the narrow crowded streets in Paris? Bikes are the only reasonable means here!
If ya want to see some crazy polciechases on a bike you should check out the real ghost riders channel :)
Check out the Brazilian Edition.
You should check out the bike chases in brasil...they are crazy
European cities were laid hundreds of years ago and would've grown more organically than any modern city which would've been planned down to the enth degree.
I'm guessing those police bikes are BMW's, probably 1200 to 1300 flat twins
These are yamaha TDM 900 the police uses
DHL is the german UPS
So, you put your head on full screen and the real action in a small window.
You should see the bike chases in Rio de Janeiro on The favelas. Those are Crazy