A Guy Is Busted Doing Dangerous Highway Motorcycle Tricks in a Full Panda Costume
BLANDFORD FORUM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 28: The White Helmets motorcycle display team rehearse ahead of their final farewell display and closing show at Blandford Camp near Blandform Forum on September 28, 2017 in Dorset, England. After 90 years the Royal Signals Motor Cycle Display Team 'White Helmets' will be performing their iconic tricks aboard their 750cc Triumph Tiger bikes for the very last time to dignitaries and invited guests at a closing show at the home of the Royal Signals at Blandford Camp on Saturday. Formed in 1927, the Royal Signals Motorcycle Display team has put on displays for millions of people but is being disbanded as a result of the modernisation of the Royal Signals and a move to cyber operations. The display team was originally meant to show to the British public the precision horsemanship and motorcycle riding skills required of Royal Signals' soldiers when the use of dispatch riders to ferry communications was still a vital element of the battlefield, however it has been decided that the display no longer reflect the reality of the high-tech communications of modern conflicts. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
A guy in Minnesota was busted for reckless driving recently when he was doing motorcycle stunts on a highway . . . in a full panda costume. He told the cops he was trying to go viral.
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