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Saw exactly the same thing a few months back in Bkk - on a main road. I thought a might have been seeing things and checked the dash cam but it was real, hopefully not a trend

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On that very piece of road  just before the rider resumes "normal" riding position

I saw on of the craziest things  I've seen on the road   a sedan car came speeding past me and  about 200 meters  further on attempted to do a

( what I imagine was) full 360 handbrake turn  right there on the busy Sukhumvit motorway  the driver only managed  about a 180 and almost ended up in the ditch to the far right  but quickly regained composure and sped off again :wacko:

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54 minutes ago, JustAnotherHun said:

micro sleep?

I think its a spin off of the "planking" craze the kids where doing a couple of years ago.

 

Planking is back, this time on wheels | Boldly

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Must be in training for a Bonneville Salt Flats attempt

 

 

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There’s no denying the power of the black-and-white image—a man clad in swim trunks and sneakers lying  at across a speeding motorcycle, his head down and his feet dangling far past the back wheel.

 

The man was Rollie Free, and the 1948 picture shows him setting the American motorcycle land-speed record of 150 mph

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What's the difference between the daft stunts we see today and the daft stunts of yesteryear?

 

There are now CCTV and dash cams to record them. ????

 

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2 minutes ago, northsouthdevide said:

Seen it many times, but I'm surprised that it only received 17k likes ????

maybe it's so common less people feel the need to put a like to it

 

like a video of someone making a somtam 

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