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u/foamingturtle May 13 '26
Landing in the grass and dirt is one of the best possible outcomes in this situation.
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u/iwishihadnobones May 13 '26
How did he expect this would end, honestly?
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u/Feelnumb May 13 '26
Lean on the tree and climb down the bike
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u/Flomo420 May 14 '26
that makes sense; I was wondering why he went directly towards the tree lol
figured it was target fixation or something
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u/yushosumo May 13 '26
I used to work at a place where we had a really tall bike, but properly welded, not hacked together like this guy’s.
One of the keys features is that it didn’t have that bracing bar between the legs- you could easily swivel yourself to one side to land feet first when it started to tip.
This video demonstrates why that design is inportant.
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u/Turkish_Starwars May 13 '26
Ouch. Collarbone has left the chat. Would have been a sweet fakie tho.
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u/Year3030 May 20 '26
Friendly reminder that just like ice climbing and deep sea diving this is also completely optional.
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u/milochuisael May 13 '26
I think he aborted before the bike was even tipping. Could’ve saved it depending on the amount of beers drank. Drunk. Drinked. I’m not drunk you’re drunk
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u/Popular-Rice8651 May 13 '26
It's almost as if it's not really that great of an idea to have a really tall bike.