Solved! How a family of eight can travel from A to B... on just TWO wheels

[JonLP24]

The three children, two men, two women and a baby are clinging to one another tightly, their hair blowing in the breeze - as they are, of course, compounding their danger by riding without helmets.

Their lives appear to be in the hands of one of the men - clad in a dark purple shirt, he is the driver.

His control of the motorbike is compromised by the three children crammed on the saddle in front of him however. One hopes they only have to travel in a straight line, as he will find it very difficult to turn the bike with the three children there.

Of course, the weight he is carrying on the back of the motorbike will not help either.

To go around corners on a motorbike, the driver must lean into the turn. That is always more difficult to do when carrying a passenger - if the passenger does not lean with the bike also, or if they lean too little or too much, the driver could lose control

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1174908/Solved-How-family-travel-A-B--just-TWO-wheels.html

[MrCoffee]

1. Ball that jack, buddy.

The dude with the bucket is awesome, and the lady with the kid strapped to her back...forget about it. She's wicked badass.

Is that a dude with the bucket, or is it a lady? Doesn't matter, still awesome.

[flvegan]

2. From the "Things I Learned on Top Gear" files

In many countries, the bike or motorbike is almost the exclusive way to get around. They serve as delivery vehicles, people carriers, etc, etc.

Heh heh teevee learnt me something.

[grasswire]

3. this is nothing for them

[Orsino]

4. Imagine the lengthy arguments...

...about which one of them is in the b---- seat.