Talk about challenging your fate. A biker nicknamed Mike Terrorista from São Paulo, Brazil is making headlines in his country (and probably soon all over the world) for his crazy and dangerous motorcycle rides, which he films and then uploads on his YouTube channel – always a good idea when you’re doing something clearly illegal…
(story from Carscoop)
The person steering what looks to be a BMW M5 E61 sedan charges off as soon as the light turns green but is soon annoyed by the presence of a motorcyclist.
We can’t know if words or…hand gestures were exchanged between them, but the M5 driver begins to chase the scooter until he corners him on the road where the two have a conversation about the incident, all while the traffic behind begins to pile up…
(story from Carscoop)
Original Video Description:Les Nuls ont inventé la série “Régis est un con”. Lolo reprend dignement la suite avec donc, “Lolo est un con” ou comment plonger dans le port de Saint Martin en Ré avec une Yamaha FJR 1300. En attendant un prochain épisode, vous aussi, faites nous profiter de vos aventures les plus folles!
Google Translation:
Dummies series invented the “Regis is an asshole.” Lolo takes suite so worthily, “Lolo is a jerk” or how to dive in the port of Saint Martin en Ré with Yamaha FJR 1300. Pending an upcoming episode, you also let us enjoy your wildest adventures!
Chased by the cops this biker in New South Wales, Australia just stalls, cops had no problem arresting him then.
We all know drunk driving is a serious problem of modern society and one of the leading causes of traffic crashes in countries from all four corners of the world.
Unfortunately, we’re also aware of the fact that there are way too many drivers and riders who don’t really care about it and continue to operate their vehicles and motorcycles respectively while under the influence of alcohol.
On the bright side, while you may find a way to cheat human laws, no one can escape the laws of gravity and motion…
(vía Carscoop)
We might be approaching the 50th anniversary of the campy 1966 Batman television series with Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin, but there’s still a lot of interest about the show and its mechanical stars like the famed Batmobile and to a much lesser extent, the Batcycle.
RM auctions said it expects the two models to be sold together for somewhere around $125,000 to $175,000.
(vía Times New Geek)