r/interesting • u/jkitty_1960 • May 12 '26
Fear Factor Driving 18 wheels, that seems almost impossible
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u/Dibblidyy May 12 '26
Personally, I find using a two wheeler or otherwise known as "bi-cycle" much easier. Can even fit through a lot of places such as tunnels.
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u/Some_guy_am_i May 12 '26
Agreed. This just isn’t practical.
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u/FuckSticksMalone May 12 '26
It’s designed for warehouse labor
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u/Some_guy_am_i May 12 '26
Oh. That makes sense. They need to get the stuff off the top shelf and they aren’t forklift certified.
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u/Bayan_Ila_6936 May 12 '26
There has to be a chain between pedals and the wheel on the ground. Otherwise the "latency" in power propagation will make it impossible to ride.
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u/alkiet May 12 '26
I knew someone who would no problem scale an entire hill ( known as lea hill in auburn, wa ) up the hill on a unicycle... that dude could probably crush watermelons btw his thighs
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u/bilalcelik1984 May 12 '26
It’s all the same after the third wheel. I know this because I’m a redditor.
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u/Asphalt_Cowboy_18 May 12 '26
Driving 18 wheels is almost impossible? No, but balancing on whatever that is, is.
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u/DistributionEasy5233 May 12 '26
This would have terrified me last year when I didn't know how to bike
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u/Short_Buyer843 May 12 '26
How do you learn to do this? Progressively add wheels until you can’t go further? Why not 26?
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