BIKER'S WORST NIGHTMARE - Epic and Crazy Motorcycle Moments (Ep. 513)

Welcome back! Today we have another crazy dose of motorcycle moments caught on camera! Ride safe!

It's always worth learning from other bikers' mistakes.
I'm adding my narrative to this episode to clarify the context!

[iammandalore]

0:55 - My man was so focused on being mad at the trucker that he forgot he was in charge of where the motorcycle goes.

[greencondoresq]

2nd crash seemed like a completely and totally unforced error.

[jeff]

MT 10 could teach 90% of the riders in these videos a thing or two

[williamechols]

0:51 In my closest call situations, I never had time to think, or say: “What the fuck are you doing?” Or rev bomb. Or signal my displeasure. It was pure lizard brain actions to get out of it. Which is to say: if you have time to do all that, and you crash, you didn’t use your time wisely.

[MotoGuy-ullp]

6:00 I think that guy's line was more dangerous than that gravel.

[Mullcat]

0:50 rev bombs and over steers while attempting an exit route; Could have easily avoided a slide with proper training.

[Alex-Defatte]

The people at 4:30 literally brought tears to my eyes. It's so refreshing to see genuine humanity still in this world.

[MrSkinnyWhale]

1:50 MT-10 Addiction

Holy shit, you can just react to stuff accordingly and not immediately turn your bike around to follow the car and shout abuse and smash their mirrors? That's nuts!

[MotoNick]

0:56 could have easily been avoided, rider seems to have inadequate training

[DragonRiderProductions]

0:51 Tj- looks like he was switching lanes, saw you, and switched back. Should have just backed off. Hope you're alright.

[TommyNitro]

Nice riding, MT 10 Addiction. That is how it's done.

[jaystuart]

ChuckG997 DUDE!! Glad you lived to tell the tale. That was brutal. Ride on!

[CalixtoPrimeiro]

No, the Civic driver didn't get mad (10:13) because you weren't visible in his mirror because he was just turning into the lane. Just didn't expect you to overtake on the right 🙄

[QuilloManar]

That car battery could have been on the solid or on the broken line, doesn't matter, that stuff is so difficult to see at highway speeds and I'm glad the rider was able to tell his story.

[Antonowskyfly]

Holy f Chuck! That was a harsh hit wth a man made, extremely dense cube that blends in with the terrain. You took it like a champ, and yes, the folks who acknowledged the situation gives one hope there is still a sense of compassion amongst us. I hope you have a swift recovery and can continue on as normal.

[mmdirtyworkz]

8:12 idiots hogging all 3 lanes, you deserved that

[ianisas]

5:49 it's not even the gravel. That looked extremely messy to begin with. Pulled in clutch, on the brakes, turning in too late.

[circuitmonkey]

Great video, as usual. The truck incident starting around 0:50 is a perfect example of why you don't pass on the right and why you don't ride faster than your skill level. The rider around the 2:00 minute mark did exactly what you are supposed to do. Nice job. The rest, stop honking and rev bombing. It only serves to limit your maneuvering time. Speed variance between you and other traffic is a killer and reduces your time to avoid an accident. Let people be aggressive and ride your own ride. "Someone did a stupid in front of me. I should get in front of them" mentality shows me their elevator doesn't make it to the top floor.

[bikeartchannel]

Salute for the car drivers who help biker crash....amazing, they are a good people

[timberwolfdtproductions]

As a longtime rider, I’m filled with gratitude and respect for all the drivers (starting at 3:55), who didn’t hesitate to stop and assist the rider who hit the battery.