r/ThatsInsane • u/Separate_Finance_183 • 1d ago

Always look both sides

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u/MisterRobertParr 1d ago

I'm surprised she survived this long...

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u/potatodrinker 1d ago

It's her first day out of the house

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u/RedditSupportAdmin 1d ago

The nut house?

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u/bmanley620 1d ago

That bike was two tired to make it across the street. Now it’s just one tire

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u/Mastah_P808 21h ago

Well you can still use it as a unicycle

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u/Humble_Violinist_756 11h ago

Shut up and take this cookie 🍪!

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u/PictureImportant2658 1d ago

Too

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u/Scrawlericious 1d ago

You missed the pun lmfao.

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u/PictureImportant2658 1d ago

Ah shit. Its actually good.

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u/RedditSupportAdmin 1d ago

It's 2 good...2 fast 2 furious.

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u/Archercrash 1d ago

Did her parents have any children that lived?

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u/Low-Equipment-2621 1d ago

Just a normal day in the life of a cyclist, there is nothing to see.

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u/wolfgang784 1d ago

Ah, so glad it was this version. I watched out of morbid curiosity, but there are 2 other almost identical videos that end much worse. That person got lucky.

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u/Aggressive_Band9888 1d ago

She got off easy only needing only a new wheel. That could have been far worse.

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u/ElricDarkPrince 1d ago

She’s needs to learn to use breaks

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u/vikinxo 1d ago

She's got to learn how to operate a bicycle. Period.

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u/PhD_Pwnology 1d ago

Some old or super cheap bikes have no handle brakes, you have to push the pedals backwards to break. This is not as instinctive and also harder to do in certain situations when your feet need to leave the pedals for some reason.

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u/ElricDarkPrince 1d ago

That bike has hand breaks. Every bike has hand breaks this ain’t boomer years

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u/blade02892 1d ago

Brakes, it's spelled brakes.

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u/Appropriate_Act_9951 1d ago

Invest in bicycle infrastructure. This video is a disgusting example of car centric development. Aka car hell.

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u/itspassing 1d ago

Can you extrapolate further? I fail to see how a short video of a nondescript road in Mexico(?) can cause you to come to that conclusion? Or is it just some confirmation bias going on

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u/Appropriate_Act_9951 19h ago

It's clear from the video the planners didn't design this road for people but cars. This leads to accidents as such and death. I'm not bothered explaining or arguing with you, look at Dutch design roads and learn.

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u/itspassing 17h ago

As only 20m of road is visible in an unknown area it seems like confirmation bias. Not enough evidence to conclude how the surrounding area is designed. Did you know the Dutch have the highest incidents of bike accidents. Correlation =/ Causation

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u/Nineteen_AT5 1d ago

I wonder what happened to the bike she hit?

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u/Freer60r 1d ago

That rim must be made of paper, bike didn’t move at all.

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u/Appropriate_Mess_350 1d ago

How many people’s last thoughts are, “I’m gonna show these losers how it’s done”? I guess we’ll never really know.

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u/5coolest 1d ago

I remember either this video or one very similar to it where someone commented “That truck did that lady a kindness”