My dad was in a pub when my mum was in labour and as he was doing his drinks for leaving the country he didn't belive my mum that it was real and didn't leave for like 2 hours because he thought she was joking!
It's not too bad, all you have to basically do is yell at your son while asking him to hold a flashlight towards something your not describing very well.
Kinda the same thing with me bro. Mom had stage 4 cancer. Got the call mom had only a few days left. Walked off my job, got on the 2001 cbr1100xx. What is a 5hr ride took about 2hr. Never went below 160mph mostly shoulder driving. I feel this.
Guys, take it from a 26 year old dad of 2. Being there for the delivery is nowhere near as important as being there to raise your children. Take it easy, speed a little like 20-40mph to get there but don’t risk your life needlessly to do so and your wife and children will thank you for it 🙏
Hes probably done this for years and wont stop after having a kid, not saying its smart but its the one time he can JUSTIFY it, and im glad we get to see it.
i understand your need for speed bro. as a father i am 100% with you. but just keep this in mind for future. 1 fuck up there and his birthday will always be the day he lost his dad. just stay safe brother, for your little one. im sorry if this came off sounding different than what i intended but it comes from a place of love. i am a father that rides. had a crash from someone not looking and pulling out in front of me. my helmet bounced off their tyre. saw my kids flash before me eyes. other people can be a liability, neither you, nor your family can afford. take care brother and ride safe
Don't apologize. This is about the most selfish bullshit I've ever seen. He just wants to go fast, period, and doesn't give a flying fuck that he could have ruined his son's life. This isn't dad material or decision making.
im sure it was in the back of his mind the whole time think before you speak you know nothing about what gose on in your head when reaching those speeds on a bike it always is in the back of your mind the whole time and how is it selfish lets put you in a senario if your kid or a loved one was in danger of dying your telling me that your not going to speed to get them to help/go to the hospital to see them before they die if so you are a selfish bitch that dosnt vaule anything or anyone in your life sorry not sorry but its true @@Scudzzorz15
@@Scudzzorz15When you're in a moment like this, ya ain't thinkin of consequences only results. It's just like the fight or flight response. No decisions, just actions. If ya knew this ya wouldn't have said that. I've been their with my little brother when he got his head cut open. I can't remember half of what I did, all I could think of was getting him help and getting it the fastest way possible. Heart racin, adrenaline pumpin, mind hyperfocused on what your goal is and everything else is zoned out or non-existant. I bet all the money I ever earn this is exactly what he felt. He did a damn fine job keepin his head as level as he did with all that goin on at once. Next time be nice or keep your mouth shut. I'd say more but people like you simply don't understand what it feels like to have someone important hurting and make no mistake his wife was, it's what labor does, both to the mother and the child, why do ya think they come out cryin.
I got hit by a F250 on my Yamaha and my back will never be the same L4 L5 C6 and C7. Everyday I get a reminder of my accident. Stay safe for your family brother they need you
I used to work in construction, with my dad, building highways. While pouring concrete one day, for a sidewalk under a bridge, a motorcyclist decided, against the warning of a police officer, he would just speed through the road right next to us,despite it being closed. He did speed through it, but hit a tool at the other side of the highway, and lost control of his bike. He didnt make it. His family was called, a woman and a kid. The cries from the woman were heartwrenching, and the kid tried calling out for her daddy. Kid asked mom "daddy isnt waking up". Watching stuff like this, knowing youre gonna have a kid, I cant help but hear that little girl, and the cries from the lady. Please be careful man, you dont wanna leave those two on their own.
Never comment this on a biker page. Most of us don’t even read this shit. “You’re gonna die on that thing or I had a friend who rode and died once” like we care but we don’t care. Stop trying to control how we ride. We will ride how we wanna ride.
@@_Akhenaton us bikers don’t wanna hear shit like this. We care but it’s not our fuckin problem why they died or how they died. It’s not our fault they were riding reckless but trying to put other peoples life experience like you know us isn’t cool
This is an idiot putting a joy ride as a higher priority than his child's life. If he ever becomes a good father he you will know because this video will disappear.
Man, 175 is what I saw on the dash… absolutely batshit insane. I’m glad I can say that you’re clearly one hell of a rider, but there were some moments that definitely could’ve turned you into a new red stripe on the highway. I get it, that’s a once in a lifetime event, but even 100 would’ve been good enough to get you there in 15 minutes or less. All things in moderation, wanna be able to sit your kid down and tell them the story yourself, yeah? Congratulations, though, best wishes to you and yours- and happy holidays!
@@luc1ferblack Complete bs, skill matters a ton at higher speeds. Most of all, having the skills and experience to know when you can be going fast and when to slow down. This guy was smart enough to go slower when there was more traffic around and even go the speed limit in the city and on the interchange.
knowing when and where you can ride faster or slower is not a riding skill its a thought process. A rider skill is attempting to avoid a situation that suddenly occurs and the faster you go the less likely that is if your doing 130 and a car changes lanes all the skill you have will not help as you smash into the car @@isoid
I used to live about 6 miles from the hospital and I worked 18 miles further away than that. I had a call from my wife saying our 2 year old had taken ill and they were blue lighting him to hospital due to a possible brain injury. I got off the phone to my wife, locked up the office and got on my CBR600FX and I beat the damn ambulance to the hospital. I got off the bike and rang my wife asking which room they were in at the hospital and she said they haven't got to the hospital yet they are still on their way in the ambulance. My son was fine btw. He had a febral seizure that lasted over an hour but no lasting effects thankfully!
My dad actually did this same thing when I broke my leg as a kid (the one and only time my mom took me to the MX track without my dad). Beat us to the hospital from a different city in his old Nissan maxima.
That was extremely dangerous, I can't imagine the adrenaline you're feeling, knowing you're about to become a dad. Glad you made it home safe for your newborn.
Man’s got 4 videos on his channel and this one video has a half a million views. I think he ever imagined he would get so many views so quickly. Congratulations on the baby boy. I look forward to seeing more racing videos from you.
lol I just noticed my car in the video at 8:03 (the red corolla). I was on my way to take a final exam and the only thing on my mind during the exam was the bike that flew past me lol
@@paulruiz7906 UK spelling for the American version of 'labor', which is the act of giving birth (like entering the delivery room, having labour pains and a lot of push push push!)
The little bit he's stuck behind people talking about how there gonna be another thing (baby) sleeping in his home then they merge and a lane free's up and he just went full tuck 170+. Honestly beautiful moment. 👏 👏 👏
Man please be careful I know you think you can control it but my dad was an f1 driver and airplane pilot did plenty of track days on bikes and sadly passed away in a motorcycle accident when I was 2 years old please don’t let your kid grow up with no dad like me. Life can change in a mather of seconds so please take care of you family and stay safe on the roads.
That's about an average of 120mph....having an accident at that speed on a track could kill you and will absolutely shred you on a public road. I understand where this man is coming from but holy shit doing anything above like 100 is unexpected for most other people, they will NOT see you, this is an extremely bad idea, if you have an emergency, drive quick, but not quick enough to the point where it's very easy to get yourself killed (coming from someone who could care less about what the speed limit sign says) (Edit: 120 not 200MPH)
@@MARIOMAKER-wk8vythat’s an average of 120 mph. 60 mph is 1 mile per 1 minute, or 18 miles in 18 minutes. Double that and you get 120, or 18 in 9. Still super fast, not at all safe on a public road. I’m sure the guy in the video is a good rider, but all it takes is one person to change lanes without looking and that guy will look like a mosquito splattered on a windshield.
My wife wanted to labor at home for a while. We decided it was finally time to go, and she wanted to take her suv. The contractions were too intense and close together so I made her get in my Boxster S. We got there plenty fast, and 6 years later I still have that car. She wouldn’t let me sell it even if I wanted to.
youve obviously not been in his shoes. when they go into labor, the kid doesnt just pop out and say whats up. sometimes you wait overnight, even up to a couple days in more rare scenarios@@Galaxy-wh1um
Congrats brother. When you said first kid I teared up cause I remember the day we had our daughter. I just wish I had a badass story like this to tell her lol. Wish the best for you dad!
Way to go dad enjoy the young years!!. My daughter got flown out when she was born. She has sepsis. I owned a 96 GMC Sierra. I built it up. I beat the airplane. Her mom said go get our babygirl. It was a 100 mile trip. She is 16 now. Oh how I miss the simple days. Now she is a boxer. She plays football. "Tomboy". This made me cry. I blew stoplights. Congratulations. Be safe on your rides brother.
as a father of 9, i have done this many times but in a car. Pray that God continues to bless you and your family!! Welcome to fatherhood young king!! Please stay safe and once again CONGRATS!!!
He was lucky. At that speed, a lane changing motorist will not see him advancing and he will not have time to evade the crash. He got lucky no one turned.
I was once given a piece of advice which applies to both cars and motorcycles. "The person who drives the fastest in the street is the person who's willing to lose the most." I don't have a problem with speeding a little but this shit should be kept on the track.
If ONE person had made a wrong move on that high speed run on the highway, his kid would’ve grown up without a father....he was very fortunate and lucky that day.
The emotional stress is crazy. Knowing that you're about to be a father while blasting 160+ down the interstate mustve been a crazy rush of adrenaline, like nothing you'll ever feel again.
this is amazing please show this to your child when he grows up, ive had a bike sat in my shed for about 3 months but been putting off getting my cbt done. after watching this video im genuinely booking my cbt right now, dont worry i wont speed like this until i have at least 3 years of practice
Congratulations on the kid buy next time ride safe brother friend of mine died in a situation like your having kid and so fourth but he died trying to get to hospital so kid has no dad and now his wife is single when he could have just did the speed limit and been there for his first child
If there is ever an acceptable excuse to go fast, that's got to be at the top of the list. I'm glad mom and baby are healthy. I saw you do CMRA. You should come to Hallett for a track day some time. They know how to have a good time.
THAT AINT AN EXCUSE FOR ENDANGERING OTHER PEOPLES LIVES -- EVERYBODY KNEW THE LADIES CONDITION - THERE WAS HELP TO BE HAD A LOT CLOSER THAN HIM -- JUST DOESNT GIVE HIM THE RIGHT TO DO THAT
@@jimnagel5611 I had no idea my comment would catch the attention of a keyboard warrior in their mother's basement. That's is much different then somebody going that sort of speed and appropriately with the different levels of traffic. This guy is a trained rider and I would make the argument and expert level rider. He navigated traffic at different rates level of traffic on the road. This is also coming from an expert level rider. Granted I don't condone people writing it those rates on the public roadway for recreation however this individual calmly got home and expeditary fashion utilizing the skills that he has.
AND JUST SO YA KNOW -- THE LAWYERS WOULD BE RUBBING THEIR HANDS TOGETHER IN GLEE IF THAT WAS THE ARGUMENT YOU PRESENTED & TRULY EXPECTED ANY RESPONSIBLE ADULTS TO SWALLOW IT -- YOU'RE JUST YOUNG & DELUDED IN YOUR ARROGANCE -- AND NOT THAT IT MATTERS BUT IVE BEEN RIDING A LOT LONGER THAN YOU I BET@@DRZWhisperer
Big sun, clean roads, gotta get home fast because wife is in labor, this shit could be out of a movie scene ! Stay safe on the roads brother, and even more now that you have your newborn in the hands ^^ Edit: I'm adding this personal note: This video, as fast, as stressful can it be for some people, i see it as genuine peaceful, with a charm of hope, at least my depression sees it like this, and somehow gives me hope for the future
Except this is reality and it does happen frequently that speeding motorcyclists are turned into unrecognizable pieces of meat not even by their own fault, but just because someone switched lanes unexpectedly. How is a father significantly increasing the risk that his son's birthday is also his own death's day beautiful? Maybe he should work a couple of months in EMS, when has to attend to his first high speed motorcycle accident he would probably change his mind about speeding, or possibly driving a motorcycle at all while being a father.
@@KLienne All right sir break-mood, He surely knew the risks that implies and being on a bike if it kills anyone it will only be him, now let people live like they want and stop critisizing for actions that are already done. Save those words for someone who's yet to do something like this for your self righteousness and don't bring your so-called justice in a comment where you're far from being the welcome one.
@@Yakjzak Sure, let's encourage irresponsible behavior. There are children with better risk assessment than yours. Although, maybe you are just a child.
@@KLienne Like i said, don't complain on past actions and save your words for people who didn't done it if it fits your self righteousness. You are not welcome here
When my mother went into labor, my father had to cancel going to drive in a enduro race (which was his passion) he was upset that he didnt get to go but happy that i was born.
@@reinach77 just say you can’t ride like him and quit hating he won’t be dead he was riding safe he wasn’t going through cars he was just going fast that’s safe
As satisfying as it was, he was swerving through traffic at 100mph, the danger is people not expecting and especially not seeing a bike overtaking like that, dont be stupid @@hunterdlg32
No words for this, it says this video dropped 4 weeks ago which is about when we had our first son. I also have my 600RR and this just kinda hit close to me haha. Weird. Small world. I wish the best health for your family and plenty of sleep for the both you. We don't get much lol
This is fun too watch but doing that and being reckless is scary man. What would your wife had done if she’s in the hospital and got a call they had too scrape you off the highway, let alone what your son would feel. Guilt for sure once he was old enough too know the truth. Ride safe brothers, be smart.
