Stupid Kawasaki Superbike Rider Gets Stuck Between Audi And Ford: Blames Audi Driver [Video]

Ever since motovlogging has become more popular in India, sports bike and superbike riders in India have become crazy. We say this because these motovloggers, in order to become viral on the internet, do stupid things on public roads. Recently, a video has been shared online in which a Kawasaki ZX-10R rider, who was riding his superbike extremely recklessly, got stuck between an Audi A4 and a Ford Figo. What was more shocking about this video is that after riding recklessly, he had the audacity to blame the Audi driver.

This video, showing the stupid Kawasaki ZX-10R rider blaming the Audi A4 driver after getting stuck, has been shared on Instagram by Rages.fp on their page. The short clip starts with the point-of-view camera angle of a Kawasaki ZX-10R superbike rider. It can be noted that there was a traffic jam on a road where the two right lanes were completely stopped.

However, the third and extreme left lane still had some gaps. As a result, the KTM rider, who was riding ahead of this Kawasaki ZX-10R rider, recklessly overtook an Audi A4 on the left lane. There was also a Ford Figo hatchback in the middle lane as well. But as the gap was enough for this naked streetfighter motorcycle, it managed to move ahead.

Idiot Kawasaki ZX-10R rider gets stuck

The video then shows that the Kawasaki rider attempted the same overtake. However, this time around, as there was ample space on the left lane of the road, the Audi A4 driver moved ahead. During this, the Kawasaki rider got stuck between the Audi A4 and the Ford Figo. It can then be noted that despite clearly being at fault,

this idiot superbike rider was trying to pin the blame on the Audi driver. Thankfully, the Audi driver was a gentleman and was very calm while dealing with this stupid rider. In the video, he very calmly states how it was his fault when he had the space to move ahead.

Following this, another man came on the road and, while talking to the superbike rider, stated that it was his fault. In an attempt to have a defense, the Kawasaki rider stated that there was a traffic jam, so why was the Audi driver moving? To this, the other person replied that his lane was empty, so he had the right to go ahead.

In this case, the superbike rider was at fault as he was trying to copy the move that his KTM rider friend did, added the person on the road. After this, the Kawasaki rider stops arguing and asks the Audi A4 driver to reverse his car so that his bike can come out. He then shows that, thankfully, both the bike and car did not suffer any damage.

Kawasaki rider admits his mistake

The same page has also shared part two of this video. In this short video, the rider admits that he was wrong for trying to overtake during a traffic jam. He shows the damage on the side crash guard and adds that there is some damage to the paint of his bike. The rider also added that the Audi also had a small scratch.

Following this, in the clip, he praises the Audi owner and mentions that the fault in this incident was his (blaming himself), and despite this, the Audi driver did not do or say anything extreme. He then reached his friend and explained to him what happened and again praised the Audi driver.