Smarter Every Day Challenge: Learn the Backwards Brain Bike
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I am so grateful for any support you choose to give, financial or emotional! 🙏 Destin from Smarter Every Day challenged me to learn to ride the Backwards Bran Bike for 50 meters.
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“Turn left to turn right, turn left to turn right.”
-Cars, Lightning McQueen
You should've commented that earlier it would get thousands of likes
It’s actually “Ohhh it makes lerfect sense now turn right to go left”
-Cars, Lightning McQueen
@@dossantosmarklester8874 As if likes on comments mean shit
Actually the cop said it first
-Doc Hudson*
Go setting and uncheck X axis reverse
yes, thank you kotte animation :sunglasses:
How?
@@ethananupun4018 it should be under control settings
@@ethananupun4018 r/woooosh
@@dariusaug you fool
Get someone whos never ridden an actual bike and see how they do. Then after that give them a real bike and see if they think its easier or harder
It would actually be harder to ride it normally since they learned riding it backwards first.
@@DBestPlaysMC really? Oh wow another super smart one here
uwannaknowdawae thanks
Amy-Chan I think that was sarcasm
@@surfyplayer8231 a month too late buddy
Destin: this took me 8 months to learn. How long will it take you?
Mike: lol a few hours
to be fair he didn't learn it nearly in the same level of mastery as Destin did
That guy from next door yea but he had the basic idea and he could do it quicker than destin
That guy from next door yeah but in just a few hours after a few days destin probably couldn’t even ride a foot. look at the ending of the video of him riding on the drone footage. hes doing super well. about as good as destin was doing
@@newaccount90356 It's important to note the difference in their methods though. Destin was at the dame place doing 5 minutes a day according to him. Mike was doing 15 in the start. After two days Mike devoted the time Destin would in 6. And, keep in mind that although it takes more patience, if you don't normalise something foe your brain it's going to take longer to learn. So Mike was not only cramming his time together more, he was spending it more efficiently because he forced his brain to work in a different way than Destin did. With Destin he probably only made a tiny bit of progress each day that vanished after his brain rested for the night. For Mike, he made mire progress each day, and with the same amount vanishing each night he should learn it significantly faster than Destin without affecting other pathways, unlike Destin who tried to rewire the old ones. That's exactly what we see in the video.
To be fair, Destin was only doing it a few minutes a day, while using his brain power for lots of other things (I assume work, cooking, cleaning up, family.) Mike could cram all those months of daily, few minute sessions into several hours over a few consecutive days, with his brain problem-solving fairly consistently. It’s cool, but also apples and oranges.
Learn how to ride one of these and never worry about bike thieves again.
lol right
Blipblobit they'll just vandalise it.
Torque thieves wont, vandals will.
Blipblobit I just thought of that and headed down to the comments to show of my genius when I saw your comment
Blipblobit or you make the best prank ever
At least the pedal movement wasn’t backwards or else you’d be messed up
I would actually think that would be easier. It's learning how to make a continuous movement, as opposed to learning how to make micro-adjustments.
Wayne Lin people have different opinions I see how it would be easier because of our mindset but honestly it would be more complex because you have too focus on more than one thing at a time, like say riding a bike normally for example do you focus on pedaling or steering? Most people focus on steering while on the backwards bike they still have to focus on steering. If you replace the pedal movement you have more than one thing to focus on which can be harder on your brain.
there was a show called crazy cottage on citv that had backwards pedals and steering if I remember but they were trikes tho as it was for kids
I have risen a bike like that and it took me five minutes
Virginia Alston that’s you but I’d think it’ll be harder with backwards steering. Props to you though
This is like playing on inverted sensitivity on call of duty
except invert is a standard way of approaching things like flying and steering, this is just an absurd bike
@man0z I used to, back in the ps1 days, but then one day I played a game normal, and never went back..
LIGHTIX I learned to play inverted, i cant play the other way
But your 20 years to get your aim back noch 1½ hours
No, on Minecraft.
I wonder how quickly someone who doesn’t know how to ride a bike would learn this?🤔
Just as fast as they'd learn to ride a normal bike. If you already know how to ride a normal one it would be really hard to get past your muscle memory and do it backwards. It's easy if you already don't have the muscle memory for riding a normal one.
@@your_average_cultured_dude your right because you don't have any muscle memory of a normal bike
@@adcubing1992 I ride a normal bike every day
@@your_average_cultured_dude You indeed are a normal educated human😂🤣
@@your_average_cultured_dude no muscle memory, but steering in the direction your going is fundamentally blue printed in your brain, so it would prolly be harder knowing you don't have any of those motor skills and balance .
Give this to Any kid or crackhead and in about 45 mins they takin it to the moon n back
The bike should pedal backwards too to be a true backwards brain bike
that would be too easy. your literally just peddling backwards, your sense of control will still be there, its just a different method of powering the bike.
there is a guy who did that ruclips.net/video/Q-sJxlnaRvU/видео.html
I I he meant both
Okay now that would fuck with someone hard. I can comprehend doing one at a time but both?
Another idea to add to this would be to add the reverse brake to the gear system so if you try to pedal forwards it engages the brakes. That would make it really difficult to ride because any accidental forwards pedal would stop the bike making you have to restart.
@@ii8541 you could say the same about the backwards steering. Your still strering right? But its backwards. Its just a different method of steering the bike.
I'm tempted to try this, but I ride a motorcycle too and I'm scared it'll mess me up!
don't do it, it will cost you're life
Lmao don’t unless ur cool with accidentally killing people
@@animeandstuff5377 I'm more worried about getting a scratch on my bike.
DesolateTree
If you ride a motorcycle this should be second nature to you. You literally turn left to lean the bike right and vice versa. The harder you turn right, the harder the bike will lean turning left.
This is actually how u control a motorcycle lol.
Kid: “I want a bike”
Mom: “We already have a bike at home”
The bike at home:
Underrated
@@keiff9582 overrated no offense
Keiff
➊
@@Baldric2018 You gay no offense
Hi! I just mailed you a bike that you didn’t ask for!
-Destin
This design could single handedly end bike thefts for the few people that own these.
Or at the very least the kind that try to ride away with the bike...
Douglas Thompson very nice 👍
I think thiefs would find them so frustrating that they would be found in the bottom of rivers and canals quite quickly haha
make a switch for invert handling.
If everyone uses these the theifs would know how to use them
They would just steal the wheels and thrash the rest ;-)
Hey Mike, it's been 4 years
Can you still ride it
He cant
@@tigerisak9037 lmao
1 year ago he could in a recap vid. not sure about now
Yes
Imagine a Thief stealing it and then they fall 😂
But if the thief is Mike Boyd?
Your the 700th comment stfu
@@krejziks3398 then he need at least 1 hour before can ride it away
If you deliberately do it to hurt them and they do get hurt, you can be sued and will most likely lose.
Morning Star but stealing? that is shit
insert Doc from cars 1
"turn right to go left" - Doc
"Turn right to go left?!!?" - Lightning Mcqueen
"How hard could it be?" - Mike Boyd
The money you could make with this, go up to people “i bet you 100$ you cant ride this bike for 20 seconds”
GarlicIsGood you could just hold the handle tight and go straight for 20s
Nice try
@@kissmyaxe9121 stupid fuck
@@DURK1N based on his comment, no he clearly has not.
Destin actually ran into a guy pulling this exact scam while on vacation in Europe. The guy wasn't happy after Destin won the money.
But could you ride a normal bike after the extra 4 hours?
Yep
No
@@user-nx7ss5mj5x yep
@@muskuloserlauch9467 no
@@drilerr He could why are you lying?
Hes the type of person who turns on "Invert X Axis" in video games
I invert y myself.
@@Sean-pm2vd what the hell is wrong with you? xD no offense
@@rampantbuckler818 I'm 36 and I started playing inverted with some of the earliest games I had. I think some of them were flying games so I reckon that's where it came from. It's seems normal doing it now.
@@Sean-pm2vd o
NightBuckle 371
I also play inverted. My experience was from playing pilot simulators starting at a young age.
I feel like the fact that Destin rode nothing but the backwards bike for more than half a year is what made him "forget", or completely flip his normal bike-riding circuits. If you're at it for only 3 days you are not going to replace your instincts as much.
I love how other people are contacting you for these challenges!
me too!
learn parkour. learn to run up walls
This would be awesome! Slightly more dangerous than past challenges though...
Alternate title: How many times can mike swear in 7 minutes
Mike: I learned how to ride a backward bike in a few hours.
Drone: but at what cost
Well done, Mike, that is a great challenge completed
Thank you.
Meme Dreams
Never knew your mike
This would be neat as an everyday bike. Anyone who steals it and tries to ride away will be really confused and ditch the bike
Holy sh*t your right
Lola Dwyer omg I must do this now.
@@azuregriffin1116 steal one of these or?
Zee Captain hahahahahahahhahahaahahhahahahaha
Or you can just pick it up and carry it if your a thief
Gamers that play inverted controls find this normal
Who tf plays with inverted controls in any game?
@@ebgurif my Fahter in every shoot er game and sometimes i really want to Hit him for that it is just so triggerin to watch
i play cod with inverted colors
Top tostie try playing any fps game when you have been flying fpv drones for a couple of years, cant help but staring at the ground when trying to play a fps becouse im used to have the pitch reversed, witch actualy makes sense in a fpv drone 🤷🏻♂️🙈🤣
I play with it inverted. It just makes sense. If you tip the stick back, it's like tipping Your head back, and you look up. Tip your head forward, and you look down.
I wonder would it be easier to ride this bike no handed if you know how to ride a usual bike no handed.
+Denis Shamray that's actually a very interesting question. I might try it next time.
+Denis Shamray that's actually a very interesting question. I might try it next time.
I've been riding a regular bike for ~20 years and I still can't go more than a few seconds no handed.
Maybe you haven't tried enough, maybe you are not going fast enough, or maybe you have a bike that's slightly off-centered. All of these things can make it really hard to learn unless you really go in for it. But then again, if you don't have a need for it, why waste time and risk of injury to learn it?
A mix of those. I haven't ever had a need or seen much of the benefit to try to learn. I've got a road race bike that is definitely probably not off centered.
Man I seriously love this channel and the things you do!
Phillip DeCheescake I liked this comment only because of that picture and username
At first I thought Dustin was just really slow but now I’m starting to think there’s something special about your brain - I’m coming up on 8 months of trying to spin a basketball on my fingers almost every day and I’m still nowhere near the 30 second mark, no idea how you learned it so quick.
For how long everyday? This guy goes for hours and hours on end.
90% of comments: nobody could steal this bike
10% of comments: anything else
I dont think you actually did the math on those percentages. Hogwash I say
Brandon Sanchez- dangit, I tried to but I’ve never been good at percentages. I knew I shouldn’t have cheated my way through 3rd grade 😂😂😂
@@soysauce6534 lol I knew it.
Brandon Sanchez bro , you do realise it’s just a joke
@@unpaidworker8639 I do. I dont actually call things out by saying its hogwash or reply back with lol followed by a light comment of I knew it. Lol. I will work on my humor so you dont have to think I might be serious. (I wont) Seriously I will clean up my humor. (Dont believe the last sentence) Let me know if you have any advice.
You wiping out while cursing is the best part.
Stu Dunn xd
Ikkkkk 4:09 lol the best
I could not get your first backwards brain bike video out of my head. I think this should be incorporated in Psychology textbooks. This is incredibly interesting. Great work!
Imagine u got this bike stolen, but when the thief got the bike he could ride it effortlessly.
I would hire him, the man's a genius
Your nickname should be "Taskmaster".
Hits nickname should be "yasyesyesyes"
Taserface
Tamás Erdős Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2?
One of my favorite Marvel villains.
Michelle Molitov Copyrighted by Marvel
5:42 Parents watching their kid riding a bike for the first time
I love how both you and Destin mentioned how after a period of practicing, the skill just kind of clicked.
Duuuuudeee dope video YET AGAIN!!! 👌🏽
thanks, Cameron! :)
Mike Boyd I can do that to
Cameron Sanderson iii
400th like
Aha
This is how us motorcycle people feel when we try to explain counter steering.
Push the left bar forward, the bike leans left. Very counterintuitive. People never understand it. It's only something you understand when you actually ride a motorcycle or a bicycle fast.
People not understanding Counter steering is probably why so many new riders go straight in corners + target fixation
You counter steer a motorbike also riding in walking speed. You always steer a two-wheeler using countersteering. (But for such as this one in the video. With such a motorbike you would ster into a lean and then countersteer to keep that lean ;)
Ever since I saw Destin's first video on those bikes, I've wanted to ride one. They look like a real mind bender.
Cool video!
it is a mind bender! Great fun though
Biker "Hey mechanic make a bike thieves wont steal"
Mechanic "Hold my beer"
you used the format wrong
You don’t understand this meme
Doximen Studios I’m pretty sure I do
There should be a challenge to overcome or to be unchallengeable in the meme but there isn’t so it wouldn’t make sense
LegenDAIRYcow Milk Not you, the guy who made this comment
As someone who learned to ride a bike backwards in an afternoon, I think I could do this😃
The idea, is break down what inputs give what reactions.. And instead using your instincts, use your understanding of what's happening.. Eventually it clicks, and you get better at it😊
OMG this is amazing, two amazing channels coming together! Im so happy this video has come about!
it was great fun to collaborate! :)
Now take the trucks off your skateboard and put them on backwards and learn to cruise on that!
Bonus challenge: do it switch
is it difficult the trucks backwards?
It goes the opposite way when you lean.
+Lukas Nilsson Yeah, I tried it and it took me a couple of hours to figure out how to ride it
I'm a year late but this is a good idea
Congrats! I made one on my own. I had to remember how it felt to react to balance and it took me 2x45mins to learn it🤘
6:31 *R.I.P Drone, as well as headphone users*
I literally pause the video at 6:30, then I press the play button because of this comment and my ears died haha
You got me
F
Use a butterfly knife (the pro way, and please don't cut yourself)
- Use chopsticks
- Coin Knuckle Roll
- Chop veggies like a pro
- Air-flip a pancake/omelet (consistently)
- Break an apple in half/tear phone-book in half (with bare hands ofc. Not sure if you did those already)
- Touch Type (You probably already can? Maybe use a blank keyboard and do a speedtyping test)
- Speed rope jumping (if you are physically able to)
- Tight rope walking
- 180 no scope in a shooter game
- Knit etc.
- Write with non-dominant hand
- "use" mental abacus method for math
- Make fire with sticks
- Origami
- Gift wrap like a pro
- Build an Igloo
- A magic trick
- J-turn (180 a car)
- Blow smoke rings (nicotine-free vape stuff)
- Whistle on fingers and without fingers (the sharp whistle, not the "I'm in a good mood" one)
- Fast Clap
- Catch food with mouth
- Beatbox
- Eye squirt (a weird one, I know)
- Tie a noose
- Tie a (bow)tie
- Nauli Kriya
- One handed activities (No not that! Crack egg, shuffle cards, juggle, etc.)
- Filet a fish/whatever
- Lucid dream (it's a thing you can learn apparently)
- Escape from zip-tie handcuffs (don't hurt yourself)
Balisong*
"tie a noose" ok?
Oof
Now what
This channel inspired me to learn how to ride a bike. Yes I am a guy who learned how to ride a bike when he was 20 years old.
This is like the inverted X axis setting, but in real life.
Learn how to wheelie this thing 😂
I think once he's got the wheel up, it'd be just like a regular wheelie since he is no longer using his front wheel to steer, rather his body because the front wheel is not in contact with the ground anymore. But it's still a good challenge :)
Front wheel wheelie with the backwards bike.
@@MrAwwwwYeahhhh he's still using the front wheel to keep balance, so it will be reversed. I think it would still be something to learn separately
Doing wheelies isn't that different
@@MrAwwwwYeahhhh no way! u use the front wheel to balance so much
I think that if you visualise it as the handle bar as an arrow pointing to the side you're turning to, the concept sounds easier:
When you turn the handlebar to the right, the handle bar would be pointing left, left hand forward. And vive versa.
Just a thought, dont know if it could help
Some people seem to think he had an easier time because he didn't have to turn, but I think actual turns would be easier. Turning is a big deal, so you divert your full attention to it. All you have to do is stop and think that's it's backwards and you can turn just fine. It's most likely all the tiny steering corrections to keep going straight that are harder because you do those almost entirely by reflex, and it's really hard to retrain your reflexes.
If you've ever tied your shoelaces together, then momentarily forgot about it and tried to walk normally and tripped, it's probably a lot like that.
Next time you're out on your bike, rest your hands behind the handlebars so you can only push each side forward, not pull back. Then try and turn the bike. You might be surprised to find your brain thinks a lot more about turning than you realise!
(I.e. you actually make tiny corrections before you start a turn.)
You should learn how to back or front flip on flat ground
This dude is that one guy who finishes all the side-quests before starting the storyline
I feel like this was just an issue with destin and mike measuring learning how to ride it differently. Destin did it until he had mastered it and was comfortable with it like a normal bike. mike was just like "i can go straight without falling sorta."
Did you not see the end at all? He seems pretty comfortable with it
@@guitubagrips9719 I would say riding in a straight line is not equivalent to mastering the skill. He needs to start doing turns as well. I would say a few more hours and he will get the hang of turning.
FakeButt look at destin ride the bike in his video. He is hardly more proficient than mike is.
@@FakeButt Straight lines Is harder, because you have to make multiple micro corrections quite quickly.
Turns are easier, you just keep the bars left or right.
Alexander Hewitt yeah
But still he would’ve beaten him By a whole lot sooo
And also riding in turns wasn’t part of the challenge
Had one of these at a mountain bike race and if you could make it 50 feet you got $50
wouldn't it be similar to riding backwards? on a bike
Ameraldas no
Ameraldas if you sit on a bike backwards and push your left hand the bike will go left
Racebeast_S I was not talking about the bike on the video
Racebeast_S and yes think push your left hand the bike will go left as if you we’re on it normally
It just makes me laugh so fucking much whenever he shout out his happiness so loud and so aggressively for having achieved a new skill (sry for my bad english haha 🤷🏻♂️)
Wtf? 8 months flat down to 4-5 days?
This guys has some genetic advantage 😂
PinuCla Sid no.. the other guy is just stupid
@@8lives873 him being a rocket engineer I would doubt that. Maybe he just did not put enough time per day
@@8lives873 LMAO
@@lukespore yea lol
8 Lives uhh the other guy is a genius
I got so happy seeing this in my sub box! good job Boyd!
I just wish you'd make more than one video a month
Planning on doubling content output in a few months! Hopefully get to one video a week! It's tough with a full time job, but I'll find the time! Stay tuned!
I'm happy to hear!
Just wanted you to know that you really inspired me to learn new things! Just last week I finally learned to do a flat ground backflip, something I've been wanting to do for the last 5 years but never got around to doing. Thank you for the inspiration! :)
I’ve seen a lot of people commenting wondering if someone who doesn’t know how to bike would fine it easier to learn this and switch. I believe that this bike would still be FAR harder for them to learn than a normal one. We has humans are basically programmed with the right-right left-left mindset. Just because they can’t ride a normal bike wouldn’t take that away. Perhaps if they had spent years riding one of these, maybe then the switch would be hard. But I think they’d get the hang of it quickly and find it much easier either way, that’s just my opinion though.
Your channel is the best on RUclips. Just need more content!
Learn how to backflip
Robin De Schryver he did it
Robin De Schryver its his 3rd newest video
Jussi
did he? :)
It was "to be continued"....
I haven’t finished the video but the best method of this would be to do wide angles with slow transitioning turns. For example, start going left (bars pointed right) and keep it steady, after a few meters slowly start turning your handle bars to the left in order to transition to the right. This is about like learning to back a vehicle trailer into a space (just a reverse method). The biggest step is to recognize the change of direction and apply it as a new skill rather than relying on what you previously thought was the proper way to drive a bicycle.
So lucky you guys are to have such big open fields for public access 🥺
Live in the country or outskirts of a town, it's the best
What if you teach a kid to ride this bike from the start? Would it be confused by normal bikes?
Obviously
Nolan Mackie r/whooosh
Bob Fizcling Don’t think that was a joke so no r/whooosh
Nolan Mackie I don’t think he knows what r/whoosh is
No because when u turn a normall bike it goes the way u put it
Love it Mike. Makes me think of a challenge I dreamt up for myself, but haven't yet completed. With a fixed-gear "fixie" bike, I expect one could learn to pedal and cycle it backwards. I wonder if you can do 50m backwards quicker than with the backwards-brain bike!?
Its like a blind man trying to walk trough a hallway
J-NatPlays | He'd have to be newly blind. blind people can walk just fine.
In a school.
What? How do you thing blind people traverse?
@@jaydenhpiano5600 try spinning then do it
@@jaydenhpiano5600 tried before and not too crazy hard but tell you what. Go into a parking lot, find a straight line that is 50 yards long. Go to one end of it. Close eyes. Spin 10 times. Then walk to the other end without opening your eyes.
You'll probably walk straight. Just maybe not the right direction is what I mean.
Mike's wife - Hey there's a cow on the right.
Mike - Oh! We gotta turn right.
Mike's wife - wtf !!!!!
Satyam Chand I think you meant oh we gotta turn left
@@yourmum3355 lol he fucked up his own joke
@@yourmum3355 no, he's correct. On a backwards bike, you turn right, it goes left, avoiding the cow.
undead9999 my comment was a joke bc if he went left he would run over the cow 🤦🏻♂️
@@yourmum3355 sorry mate, this was meant for the second guy, not you.
I also build one and it took me around 6 days to learn to ride it. Thanks for inspiration Mike! :)
Your bike Will never stolen
Mike Boyd when you gonna post some new videos please learn how to varial flip,or pressure flip/pressure heel on a skateboard
+John B-ri new video Wednesday! Trying to get these out more frequently! Thanks for watching
Inward heel down el toro
The problem is that this isn’t a simple case if turn right to go left. Because of the angle of the fork of a bike, you really don’t need your hands to steer, and that’s actually how I ride. Because of that angle, the bike steers itself based of how you lean, rather them how you turn the handle bars. With this bike, you can never steer the bike normally, but just reversed. You actually have to completely re think how you steer. Very impressive
"It took me 8 months"
He learnt it in 1 hour 😂
And did it in 1 hour and a half.
Send one to Seth bike hacks he’ll love it
Seth already did a video about that
Martin Serer
Really?
Martin Serer that’s the swing bike
Kryptek
No it’s not
FlameDemon Roblox really he is a video on it? I need to see that might be one of the very few videos I haven’t seen!
Me, and 8 year old trying to ride my scooter with a turned wheel
Luther just kick it back straight, i do it all the time
I want to get one of these bikes, learn to ride it and then completely confuse my friends whenever they want to ride it.
Could you do a wheelie by pressing down?
Arya from india.. Mike ur grt and motivational person you can achieve any challenge. only coz practice and dedication in to success 🏆💪 .. Keep rocking🎸🎶🎶
This doesn’t seem so weird, just focus on this:
Extend your right arm to go right
Extend your left arm to go left
The people going by is the funniest part😂
For me, it was learning to play music on guitar. At first, I could make chords and strum in time, but it wasn't 'music.' Like Mike's 50 meter ride, it wasn't pretty. When those skills became routine, something 'clicked' and freed my mind to play music, kind of like riding a bicycle in an open field!
Great collab! Keep up the good work man. Love watching your videos.
song: “tears keep on *fallin* “
drone: *falls into a bush*
That little heartwarming moment before crashing
@@PeterParkerOrSpiderman yep
@@inferiorpatty I felt a little happy, knowing that he acomplished a challenge, to be honest
@@PeterParkerOrSpiderman me too
I watch just to listen to your voice and accent. Soothing.
Destin: does it in 8 months
Mike: Does in in an hour and a half
Destin: Am I a joke to you?
JT Games 😂
Ahem, youtube, how come I only hear about this now? 😤
would you prefer jimmy kimmel
@@kyleaeoe5967 hush, that's a different story...
Yall ever tryed to cross your arms when your riding a bike (left hand on right side and right hand on left side)
Destin: it took me 8 months
Mike: hold my beer
Mike, love your channel. What about picking a lock?
+drewm916 I'll add it to my to do list
drewm916 do you live in sacramento?
I bet you any amount of money that I could do this the very first time I attempted it ;) I attempted to ride one of these bikes once at a fairground for £20 through a long slalom of cones turning around the last cone and then riding back slaloming the cones again. I did it first attempt.
Dude made more progress in 2 days than the other guy in weeks lmao.
“It’s just a bike it can’t be that hard”
“Well as you guessed it’s totally impossible”
Guy who made this learnt that in 8 months and this guy learned it in a week
That guy tried to proved it, if you learnt it in 7 days
Tells you that how active his brain is because of learning skills
Loved it
Would have been so much cooler if the pedals were to move reverse too. 😂
For the ones, wondering about the song that plays in the end ruclips.net/video/Edq4CIqFYiw/видео.html - Geronimo by Sebastian Forslund.
"Probably more on the way" Love that optimism Mike
When you try to play Minecraft with inverted controls
and then a random guy seys yes just because i could (thats me doing nothing i will just give you a like lol)
another 10/10 video, how do you only have 20k subs
Growing slowly but surely :)
It is 500k now.
LucidDreams it's 600k now.
700k now
900k now
Damn what a fantastic channel to discover, the man that shows that with effort and commitment, almost anything is possible.
At a summer camp I was as a really young kid they at they had a backwards bike I tried riding it every day. They had a challenge that if you could ride it 100 feet you win $20 for the cantine (the most expensive items were only 75 cents so $20 was a ton).
I worked every day to learn it and I really didn’t get anywhere the first couple days. After being stubborn and every gave up because they all were tired I got the bike to myself and then I was able to learn how to ride it. It really suprised the guy who had made it as a joke because he thought it would be impossible to ride.
This was before Smarter Every Day got the bike so I think I could have been one of the first people to learn how to ride one. They guy who made the bike I rode was also close with they guy who made the bike for smarter every day later so I feel proud to know I proved maybe that it was possible to ride one.
Btw this was like 2013 and I can’t find anything on backwards bikes being made that early. If I’m wrong pls correct me.
Stfu liar