There's no "sensibly" about it. He's obviously speeding by a large margin, even considering the fisheye lens. It's incredibly dangerous. Cars don't expect you to be going faster than the speed limit (because why should they?) so they will happily merge in front of you even if it forces you to brake due to your excessive speed. I actually don't blame him for wanting to speed given how low the speed limits in South Korea typically are, but it doesn't make it not dangerous.
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Kota yang di liwati keren ka ❤❤❤
Nice to see you riding sensiibily
thanks 👍
There's no "sensibly" about it. He's obviously speeding by a large margin, even considering the fisheye lens. It's incredibly dangerous. Cars don't expect you to be going faster than the speed limit (because why should they?) so they will happily merge in front of you even if it forces you to brake due to your excessive speed. I actually don't blame him for wanting to speed given how low the speed limits in South Korea typically are, but it doesn't make it not dangerous.
i have so many questions cause i'm moving to seoul later this year and i'm struggling with knowing if its worth riding out there
@@Venti_smalls Hey~ DM me anytime 👍@mesh.bike
its not. drivers over there are the most atrocious and inconsiderate worms ive ever seen.
Thanks, very useful. I needed that perspective. Nice Bike, it sounds of home to me. (I'm Italian)
@@paolocarpi4769 super thanks!!! 👍👍👍
Is that novvkim the video director?
@@wentwenn2941 😆👍
Great video 👍
thank you!!!🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
What type of bike do you have?
@@banana_jongho76 The bike in the video is a Ducati Monster 796, but has now been changed to Monster 821 🔥
@@MESH739 oh woahhhhhh