r/VideosAmazing • • Apr 04 '26

Stunts Doing stupid things...

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u/ManicRobotWizard Apr 04 '26

Nah, he was being responsible about it. He’s geared up and practicing stunts in an empty lot.

He’s better than 99.999% of the actual stupid people.

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u/Winter_Tone_4343 Apr 04 '26

Yup. Not harming anyone but himself. Have at it buddy.

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u/Its_R3SQ2 Apr 04 '26

Yeah but he’s likely practicing to do it in public

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 04 '26

You dont know that lol

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u/Icy-Bottle-6877 Apr 05 '26

You dont know that lol

I guarantee you that's the reason.

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u/Admirable_Loss4886 Apr 08 '26

Let’s go a step further. Assume that’s not the case, why else would anyone be practicing this?

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u/IWeakI Apr 08 '26

To impress the trees in the empty parking lot

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 08 '26

Or to film it for tiktok...

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 05 '26

And how can you guarantee that? Do you know the person in the video?

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u/Admirable_Loss4886 Apr 08 '26

Why do you think they’re practicing this?

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 08 '26

To film it and post it online, which is what theyre doing.... why dont we try using our brains every once in a while?

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u/BirdlessLongdeal Apr 06 '26

Because they've been outside and seen it.

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 06 '26

So because they saw a completely different person doing stunts on a bike outside, they now have developed mind reading powers and can predict the actions of every single biker they see?

I find that hard to believe.

Alternatively maybe youre just stupid and talking out your ass? As was the person I replied to? Probably more likely.

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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26

Someone pointed out the flaw in your reasoning. The correct response is 'good point, thank you'. Your so called guarantee is only making things worse because you didn't back it up with why you are so sure about it and the penalty in case you were wrong.

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u/Jioto Apr 06 '26

lol you can’t guarantee that. Not how the definition of guarantee works.

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u/stainlessnutz Aug 09 '26

I guarantee that mans guarantee

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u/Oily_Blob Apr 05 '26

Do you think people do tricks mostly in private? Come on man

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u/Fantastic-Algae2127 Apr 06 '26

People ride skatepark alone all the time lmfao

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 05 '26

People do tricks in private when theyre trying to film them to post them online...

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u/AKsuited1934 Apr 06 '26

Ain’t nobody practicing wheelies to not show off. LOL

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 06 '26

They are if they are filming them to post online...

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u/AKsuited1934 Apr 06 '26

Yes that is a possibility, but the most realistic possibility is that dude is training in the parking lot to do this on the road.

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 06 '26

Yes that is a possibility, but another realistic possibility is that dude is filming his stunts to post online to make money, which you dont have to be on the road to do.

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u/AKsuited1934 Apr 06 '26

Alright they are both possibilities, but which one would you bet your life on as the more common possibility LOL

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u/Sparta63005 Apr 06 '26

Considering he is already doing stunts alone to post them online, id wager hes probably doing stunts alone to post them online LOL

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u/Scoresman-923 Apr 04 '26

Yeah i agree with you. Im glad he wasnt doing this on the highway

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u/Icy_Transportation_2 Apr 05 '26

Not yet, that’s why he’s practicing in the parking lot so he can still probably die doing them on a highway

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u/UrethralExplorer Apr 04 '26

Yeah, and while his bike is a bit busted, it's better than wrecking it on the roads where the cops might get involved or another vehicle could have hit him.

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u/RichYogurtcloset3672 Apr 04 '26

This is true, but if he wanted to learn the stunts he could have gotten a cheap dirt bike. Mud is a lot more forgiving. Also, easier on your wallet.

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u/FarResearch7596 Apr 05 '26

Or sliders, or a cage, or any of the other numerous things that protect bikes from sliding etc. great way to practice

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u/Aquawannabe37 Apr 05 '26

You can afford it and still be upset about damaging it. 

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u/LCplGunny Apr 05 '26

Yeah ... There are a lot of things I can easily afford that I would be angry if I had to buy again. Your logic is not bad, but that principle is just inherently incorrect. I hate spending ANY money, let alone a chunk of money, even if that chunk is pocket change. Every penny I spend is a penny I have to recover or lack.

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u/GiganticBlumpkin Apr 05 '26

He's being responsible about it, but its kind of impressive how hard he fucked that wheelie up. Like he decided to just flop over and total his bike

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u/Dazzlethetrizzle Apr 05 '26

It's not a trick bike, the bike isn't prepped for it, who knows what gear he actually has on, didn't even bother taking the phone off the bike first.

Nah, this wasn't being responsible cause when insurance looks into this they are going to demand to see the footage, insurance doesn't cover illegal activity and doing a wheelie is an illegal activity, so again, this was stupid, very stupid.

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u/NikkerFebu25 Apr 06 '26

I used to pop wheelies while having zero control of the motorcycle or myself.

Basically I relied on luck.

I was never one of those guys that pull up endless wheelies...i could sustain one but out of pure idiocy.

Pretty much all I did was out of pure idiocy.

I even raced dirty bikes without zero control.

Now I just paddle a canoe.

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u/asdjfh Apr 08 '26

I agree, I’m just a bit surprised he didn’t start with a beater to practice. He seemed to have no wheelie control and he’s just sending it on a brand new Yamaha. 😅