Shocking moment two motorcyclists perform dangerous stunt in middle of busy highway and get instant karma
THIS is the shocking moment two motorcyclists perform a dangerous stunt on a busy highway before instantly paying the price. Idaho State Police shared dash cam...
THIS is the shocking moment two motorcyclists perform a dangerous stunt on a busy highway before instantly paying the price.
Idaho State Police shared dash cam footage from a crash on the I-84 in Boise in which the pair of riders performed wheelies on the busy highway.
Two motorcyclists performed wheelies in the middle of a busy Idaho highway Credit: Idaho State Police
Both riders repeatedly performed the dangerous stunts until one of them got instant karma Credit: Idaho State Police
One rider dressed all in black is seen rearing his motorbike onto the back wheel while driving down the lane lines surrounded by other vehicles.
The car where the dash cam footage came from then moves into the inner lane, revealing a second motorcyclist performing the same dangerous trick just a moment later.
However, the rider quickly loses control and is tipped off balance after raising the bike onto one wheel.
In a horrifying moment, the rider is seen going backwards as the bike flips, coming off the seat and hitting the highway as sparks fly from the impact of both him and the bike scraping the road.
Before the footage cuts out the rest of the impact, a car was seen following closely behind but it seems that they were able to avoid colliding with the rider.
“Thankfully, the rider was cleared by medical personnel at the scene,” Idaho State Police said .
The second rider is seen losing balance causing him to fall backwards off the bike which flips over in the middle of the road Credit: Idaho State Police
Neither of the riders were seriously injured and both were cited for reckless driving Credit: Idaho State Police
“This could have ended much worse. Enjoy the remaining riding weather, but ride responsibly.
“Reckless driving puts everyone on the road at risk.”
Cops confirmed both riders were cited for reckless driving, for which a first offense can get up to six months in jail, a $1,000 fine, and a mandatory 30-day license suspension, under state law.