I know it’s wrong but damn I wish I had the skill to do that with my car. [YouTube]
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2:48AM - Entertaining Kuwait since 20032:48AM - Entertaining Kuwait since 2003I know it’s wrong but damn I wish I had the skill to do that with my car. [YouTube]
17 replies on “Patrol on Two Wheels in Fahaheel”
The hardest part is getting the car into that position, and stopping it from rolling over. And tyres have a huge influence on easiness/hardness.
Disclaimer: I have never done this, just been a passenger.
How exactly do you get into the initial position? It seems like such an impossible task.
You kinda drive in a circle/turn as fast as possible until the wheels get up. I’ve also seen some (nonarabs) use a small ramp for just one side.
I’ve seen one roll over. Haven’t laughed more in my life.
I’M NEVER COMING BACK!
Just a question, what type of violation is this, I mean he is still driving the car but on two wheels and within the speed limits, maybe he needs a Bike license too?
Technically, I think the violation is “reckless driving” and possibly “putting others on danger”
This does look cool, but what if a pedestrian gets killed!
my opinion only
yeah it would be considered reckless driving.
Yes Mark, try it with your new Porsche. Should be very easy 🙂
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Awsome skills… as far as violation .. the guy filming is also violating if he is using mobile.
The guy filming is also officially an idiot with VVS*.
*Vertical Video Syndrome
The hooligans have arrived. I say we close our borders ;p
From the Saudis? They have a holiday this week so they’ve invaded our malls.
I hate stereotyping but I’ve seen this too much.
If its a nissan patrol, landcruiser, or crown victoria that happens to be white, I already know there is a mutakhalif behind the wheel. If you’re on the 6th ring, and stuck in traffic, then you hear the someone approaching in the emergency lane, its almost guaranteed to be 1 of 3 vehicles, all of which happen to be white. Either the safari, landrcruiser, or the might crown victoria.
You’re not stereotyping. You’re only correctly stating the brand names of some very popular cars from one of our neighboring countries along with description of their driving habits.
How come we rarely see them obey traffic rules? Like sticking to the speed limit, not using the emergency lane or crossing redlights, not honking the horn excessively, and allowing other people to pass ahead?
Saudis have a holiday this week, all Saudi schools and universities are on holiday.
Saudis have flooded Avenues Mall, 99% of the people at Avenues right now are Saudis.
There are 3 flights from Riyadh to Kuwait everyday, the planes are always fully packed.