Rider whiskey throttles ATV while driving up trailer - GIF

[Altair]

Rider whiskey throttles ATV while driving up trailer.




Previously:

Towing a forklift with an ATV - GIF
Driving a scooter up a playhouse fail - GIF
Runaway tractor - GIF
Helicopter lands on trailer - GIF
Crash-proof motorcycle test fail - video

[IntheGroove]

I couldn't tell which one was holding the beer...

[Frank S]

I couldn't tell which one was holding the beer...

I think that was the problem the guy on the 4 wheeler forgot to hand off his beer first

[hemmjo]

While I hate to stereotype people, but I sometimes just say what is on my mind.... you can tell by the silly tires on that truck the owner is not real bright. What is the deal with that trend? I am willing to be enlightened...

[nova_robotics]

While I hate to stereotype people

Stereotype away. I am willing to bet every dollar in my wallet those people are hovering somewhere around a room temperature IQ. Jayden, Brayden and Hunter learned nothing that day.

[Tonyg]

Stereotype away. I am willing to bet every dollar in my wallet those people are hovering somewhere around a room temperature IQ. Jayden, Brayden and Hunter learned nothing that day.

Celsius, at that!

[Toolmaker51]

While I hate to stereotype people, but I sometimes just say what is on my mind.... you can tell by the silly tires on that truck the owner is not real bright. What is the deal with that trend? I am willing to be enlightened...

Can't imagine that sidewall has any capability in mud.
In my own clever vernacular, I dub that alteration from vehicle to "circus wagon". It evolved from earlier trend, where the smallest aspect possible tires were mounted on 14" and 15" wheels but 6" and 7" wide; partially to lower a car far as possible. Those were "O-rings".
Occasionally the look works, such as this, in one automotive mecca, Bellflower CA.........

Nothing about practicality, it's just a statement, and maybe a lifestyle. Like Saturday morning's in front of Jenny's Donuts.
This is parked, frame rails resting or nearly so, on pavement. While driving, it's lifted about 4" to 6".

[IntheGroove]

They call it Mudding...

[Frank S]

They call it Mudding...

I think Hemmjo was talking about the wagon wheels on the pickup

[hemmjo]

They call it Mudding...

No.. There is no mud anywhere in that video. The only mud that truck has ever seen is when he drove off the edge of his driveway, into the lawn after a rain. THAT probably got him stuck

Now.... THIS is mudding...

There are no "O'ring" tires anywhere near this place.