After 20 years riding, watching this has made me realise I know nothing, I should be blasting through junctions, racing towards cars so I can feel they cut me up on roundabouts and be verbally abusive to everyone I meet who may not have seen me.
So much to learn I have!!

"Do you see my camera? YouTube tonight!"

That's not the scary threat you think it is

How to get on this channel:
1. Buy the fastest bike you can.
2. Find a really busy roundabout in London.
3. Drive at the roundabout as fast as you can.
4. Cry and moan when people don't see you coming at Mach 3 abd give way.
5. Repeat.

You can also do this at junctions.

Should name this series "Drama queen bellends on bikes", for the majority anyway.

Bikers can brake and give way, be courteous and be polite road users too. Maybe these bellends on the clip should try it sometimes

4:52 .. rider deliberately went out of his way to nearly run the pedestrian over 👎

7:00 I'm almost laughing at the guy trying to shove the Ford with a cigarette in his gob. 🤣

I love some of these videos when cars pull out a mile in-front but then drives up to it to beep 😂

Anonymous at 2:58 shows how you react to someone who has pulled out, slow down let them out and carry on your way, people do make mistakes and even if they didn’t, no harm done.

Wish I was a considerate and top driver like these motor cyclists,all horn and verbal,and engine revs.

Scooreu, the driver in the blue car signalled, why not just be courteous and allow him to safely change lanes?

I’m a biker and if you think your getting sympathy from viewers with these clips your going the wrong way about it.. The vast majority of these riders have exercised no forward planning and have in fact exacerbated the situation by racing into it.

Zero sympathy for the drunk driver at the end but huge respect to literally everyone else on the scene who handled it so well.

Like 90% of these would be non-issues if the bikers exercised some basic common sense and hazard perception and slowed down rather than speed up when they saw anyone else coming into ‘their’ lane. There are easier and less publicly disruptive ways to win the Darwin Award, because it won’t matter if you are right on a technicality when you go ploughing into a car or van high speed, you loose.

"You see my camera, you'll be in YouTube"  So flickin what.

At 2.17, the guy was indicating for long enough for you to see and to slow to let him through, he may have slowed you a bit and got in front of you but I bet that you do that all of the time. What he did was never going to cause a problem.

The last biker was awesome in that situation. Drink driving can be deadly and he handled the situation like a pro even doing some detective work himself. Hats off to him

don't try to rev up the engine when you have a 50 or 125 cc it's pathetic

I’d like to echo the sentiment of the last rider, Zero sympathy for drunk drivers. When I was young, here in Massachusetts, my fiancé and unborn son were killed by a drunk driver. Three decades later, I call the police when I suspect a driver is drunk, every time. I follow the driver until the police arrive, then point out the subject car. If I think the driver is too dangerously drunk to wait for the police to arrive, I’ll use my own car to crowd them off the road. I won’t take chances with innocent lives, and I won’t take the chance that a drunkard might kill someone’s family, as one did to me.

Great guy on the bike helping out in the last segment. Well done man!