17-05-13, 12:36 AM
It isn't as busy as London though is it, he wouldn't last long there.
I loved the 2.16 bit where he ended up in the wrong line splitting two oncoming cars!
At 3.46 that pedestrian sure got a move on
The bar wiggle at 4.42 made me chuckle though, had to do that a few times to get through tight spots.
I would certainly draw the line at the 6.46 manoeuvres, would only take a small clip to send you into someone's bonnet there.
The pavement trip at 7.34 was a bit of a surprise - nothing is stopping this guy! (apart from that being about 10 feet from his destination.
Seriously, this guy's riding is 100% selfish.
However, without condoning it, it isn't without skill. His anticipation seems to good and he's reading ahead quite a bit. His main saving grace as far as I can tell is the complete lack of other idiots on the road (no last minute lane changes etc like you see here).
He wouldn't last 5 minutes in london, where the couriers move like fish, completely at ease in their environment - calm, measured and always at the front of the queue
I loved the 2.16 bit where he ended up in the wrong line splitting two oncoming cars!
At 3.46 that pedestrian sure got a move on
The bar wiggle at 4.42 made me chuckle though, had to do that a few times to get through tight spots.
I would certainly draw the line at the 6.46 manoeuvres, would only take a small clip to send you into someone's bonnet there.
The pavement trip at 7.34 was a bit of a surprise - nothing is stopping this guy! (apart from that being about 10 feet from his destination.
Seriously, this guy's riding is 100% selfish.
However, without condoning it, it isn't without skill. His anticipation seems to good and he's reading ahead quite a bit. His main saving grace as far as I can tell is the complete lack of other idiots on the road (no last minute lane changes etc like you see here).
He wouldn't last 5 minutes in london, where the couriers move like fish, completely at ease in their environment - calm, measured and always at the front of the queue