Biker Has a Nasty Accident Directly on his Face

category: Accidents | views: 45836 | posted on: 07/14/2008

At least if it tore his entire face off he wouldn't have to worry about skin cancer. On his face anyway.

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slash [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 4:25am

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it breaks the mono-tony
dude ur on a 130ish bhp bike and ur using the clutch to wheely in 2nd gear wottacuntywuntydumfuk

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MemphisSaint [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 6:08am

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"wottacuntywuntydumfuk"
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Nice! \m/ \m/
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en jaywest [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 7:45am

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you'll never see that happen to me. i wont touch anything over 49 cc's.

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Tapeworm [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 8:35am

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Beer glass?

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Lowery636 [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 12:45pm

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Clutching the bike up is the best way to wheelie regardless of the gear.
But, this guy definitely didn't do it right at all.

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slash [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 1:33pm

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Lowery636 on Jul 14 08 : 2:45pm wrote:
Clutching the bike up is the best way to wheelie regardless of the gear.
But, this guy definitely didn't do it right at all.

its better to throttle it cos its smoother in the lower gears clutch is better from say 3rd upwards but you need much better clutch control than this prick

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Lowery636 [ban] | Jul 14 08 : 6:34pm

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You're wrong man. Power wheelies are no good in ANY gear. First, second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth. They are bad news. Just because the bike CAN power up in first and second, doesnt mean you should. Clutch is much more controllable in any situation/gear when you know how to do it.

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slash [ban] | Jul 15 08 : 2:20am

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Lowery636 on Jul 14 08 : 8:34pm wrote:
You're wrong man. Power wheelies are no good in ANY gear. First, second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth. They are bad news. Just because the bike CAN power up in first and second, doesnt mean you should. Clutch is much more controllable in any situation/gear when you know how to do it.

dude without trying to sound like a knowitall ive been riding 22 years, in a stunt cru 9 years i also help out in the summer at a wheelie school clutch jerks it up unpredictably unless u have %100 control as im sure we both have but throttle is smoother lower down thats why when up on back wheel u dont use clutch to go through gears

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Lowery636 [ban] | Jul 19 08 : 7:31pm

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Ok, we had a mis communication here. I was speaking about using clutch to initially bring the bike up. Not to shift through the gears mid wheelie. But dude, throttle up wheelies are bad in any gear, at any speed!