GrabFood rider unintentionally performs reverse wheelie
A GrabFood rider was recently forced into performing a bicycle stunt in Punggol.
After cycling across a zebra crossing, he jammed the brakes to avoid colliding with a fellow rider, unintentionally executing a ‘reverse wheelie’ in the process.
Despite falling to the ground, it appears the cyclist did not sustain any serious injuries.
GrabFood rider falls after forced ‘reverse wheelie’
Footage of the ‘stunt’ was shared on the SG Road Vigilante Facebook group on Thursday (5 Dec).
Based on the surroundings, the incident took place near the junction of Sumang Lane and Sumang Walk.
As the camcar approached a zebra crossing near the junction, the driver slowed down in anticipation of the GrabFood cyclist.
Seeing that the camcar had come to a stop, the cyclist peddled across the crossing.
Source:SG Road Vigilante on Facebook.
But as the cyclist reached the pedestrian island on the other side, he failed to notice another GrabFood rider coming from the opposite direction.
To avoid a head-on collision, the cyclist jammed on the brakes, elevating the rear wheel.
Source: SG Road Vigilante on Facebook.
The cyclist then lost his balance and fell off the bike.
Thankfully, he managed to place his right foot on the ground in time, stabilising himself and cushioning the fall.
The cyclist got back on his feet swiftly as the other rider stared in bewilderment.
Netizens say cyclist should have pushed bike across crossing
The footage has gone viral with close to 300 shares at the time of writing.
This netizen jokingly remarked that the video featured a homegrown stuntman.
Source: Facebook
This netizen, for instance, pointed out that the cyclist should have pushed his bicycle across the crossing rather than cycling through.
Source: Facebook
Source: Facebook
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Featured image adapted from SG Road Vigilante on Facebook.Â
