Why Japanese Bikes Are CRAZY Loud #bosozoku

*The content of this video is based on personal studies and experience. There is no intention of denying other theories and cultural aspects.

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[MasoTrumoi]

Same reason as America basically, got it

[CallMeJ.]

Yes, we have Bozos here in the U.S. as well.

[Anonym-yrqn]

I like how this is literally an entire sub genre of manga.

[ahd.ld]

We have a very similar thing in Scotland, we call them “boy racers” but rather than using motorcycles they use cars (still modified though). They’re typically *very* inexperienced drivers though

[Xtorin_Housecat_Ohern]

Another thing to remember is that there was also a time period where Japanese law (accidentally) encouraged the production of very loud motorcycles.

[manabellum]

1970 Japanese is like today Thailand in term of road law enforcements and those motorcycles.

[Orbowitz]

If I remember correctly, a lot of Bosozuko groups were initially started by Japanese veterans but slowly evolved into more and more Japanese youths joining

[veiserexab]

It's nice to see there's still passion in motorcycles

[marios]

This is a universal thing in every country you find that

[gideonm.]

Motorcycles huh? "Akira" comes to mind..

[striderwhiston]

Yeah these annoying people are common in the UK as well, waking people up at night, doing wheelies while filtering through traffic (sometimes becoming a headline and meatchalk in doing so) and going well over the speed limit.

[ToaOfFusion]

I mean how else is Shocker is suppose know you are rapidly approaching to their location?

[psnopod]

I just love how certain places have specific car culture its such a modern thing at some points we like and its all preference for the most part but there is always something out there for everyone

[Kooriaisu]

in america you see guys with REALLY big trucks that are REALLY loud and its basically a signal to say "hey look at me i have a small weenur"

[thechaticblacksmith]

There is fun in risking your life via speed, as well racetracks aren’t accessible in Japan for rookies compared to here

[m_lies]

Last year When i was i Kyoto, literally every hight around like 23:00 or 1 am, we heard racing bikes... and wondered whyyy

[drox]

Here in sweden they do the same but use mopeds bc mopeds have lower age requirement. Jack the engine from legal limit of 45 km/h to 70km/h

[Armz]

Aha, meanwhile in Malayysia kids are still be biking and attention seeking by being a public nuisance. A lot of them died in the process.

[erushi]

In Philippines loud motorcycle get rolled over by a bulldozer in front of the owner

Note: This is after multiple offenses of course, first offense to third offense you will pay fines, the last offense is the one where you will eatch your motorcycle be flattened

[alfimarisryun]

same bozos in Malaysia as well. We call them "Mat Rempit" who always full throttle throughout neighbourhood being loud and obnoxious in the midnight.