Caught On Camera: Man Accidentally Falls Into Pit While Reversing Bike
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The location where the incident took place is yet to be known. The video also does not show how the man was pulled or rescued later.
A video of a man reversing a bike right into a giant and apparently deep pothole on the road has surfaced on the internet. The short clip was shared on Twitter on Sunday by a handle known as ‘Why Men Live Less'. The post has prompted a wave of reactions from netizens and has accumulated more than 1.2 million views. Journey to the Center of the Earth pic.twitter.com/CeFcYVxiSq
The jaw-dropping video opens to show a man dressed in full gear mounted on his motorcycle, which was parked next to a shop overlooking a busy road. The man then goes on to move his bike backwards without noticing the deep pit right behind him. This is when the biker accidentally steered his bike right into the pit and was seen falling into it and completely vanishing.
Watch the video below:
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