Another Aussie close one...

[lozcs]

How he stayed on the bike I'll never know!

 

[Strick]

 

[lozcs]

http://www.jimsmowing.net/contact-us.html

 

[cd365]

He was a lucky man

 

[ianrauk]

good bike skills...

 

[HLaB]

I've had ones like that where I've had to instantly track stand to avoid contact, if there had been contact I doubt I could have controlled it, chapeau sir

 

[gaz]

Flipping hell, that is some amazing bike control to stay up right.

 

[HLaB]

I should have read them but its the typical victim blaming comments about registration, road tax, etc; ffs putting all other arguments aside how would a registration plate help the cyclist nearly killed by a muppet, would it have created a forcefield

 

[Ian Cooper]

Amazing bike skills! This video also shows how being out of the general traffic lane (in this case in a bike lane) tends to complicate the road and make turning conflicts more common. Many drivers simply don't consider a bike lane to be a traffic lane, so they ignore the legal requirement to merge into it (yes, they must merge, even into a bike lane) before turning. Cyclists can mitigate this problem by staying in the main traffic lane to facilitate turning traffic.