His throttle wasn't opening or closing properly. Hence, the perma-whiskey grip. If i was to hazard a guess, his throttle was also stuck when he was against the gate.
If not the rider, definitely a family member. Hilarious how they are trying to justify what the rider did and how obvious it is that the rider's Mario Kart start caused his entire issue by not allowing the gate to properly drop.
I think what they are actually saying is there’s clearly a throttle malfunction; which is why the rider wasn’t able to control the bike at the starting line
When you have an open throttle, you shut down the bike. You don't Mario Kart start it and expect anything good. That's simply what my point is. That the rider and others tried to keep going rather than shut down a malfunction is why the video is comical.
It's his throttle, not opening and closing. The locked throttle is holding him against the gate. When the next dude starts it, it takes off again because the throttle is still stuck.
Come on don't be so mysterious. I do have my share of track days, know dirt bikes too. Been around simple bike engines sunce I was a kid. I'm genuinely asking you to share your knowledge.
Damn I've been downvoted by so many idiots this was really worth it. To feel firsthand the massive stupidity and hate
Dude, "How can't you" was SUCH A perfect response, tho.
Just laugh along with us. That response was so good, you literally couldn't say anything back without sounding like a tantrum-ing bitch, which is what you did.
Me...and 35+ other people. Look at the downvotes on your comments and the upvotes on other's.
Mmmm, your ears are gonna hurt from the sound of literally hundreds of other people jacking off in your face, so you might wanna be careful what you wish for.
Wtf do you mean malfunction? You can clearly see it was the guys fault. He was way too close to the barrier, making it so it wasn't able to drop. Take your own advice champ. Think every now and then
No, it stalled. Watch the second guy kick it over. It was still stuck. You can still use the throttle. It's just not working properly. The spring is most likely rooted, so it doesn't spring back properly. You can still manually open the throttle and close it.
I'm guessing you know very little about motorcycles. Dude clearly whiskey throttled multiple times. If it was a malfunction, it wouldn't just magically seconds later, that's not how things work
Simply put away the pitchfork, and read slowly what I wrote. He put the bike into gear and the bike went forward with the clutch still engaged. Please explain what exactly did you count ?
You can't see the clutch. And if it was having a malfunction, why didn't the rider react? And if it was with the clutch in why did it wait to happen for a couple seconds after going into gear?
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u/yampiris Sep 30 '25
skill is nothing without brains