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Viral motorcycle wheelie video sparks safety conce...
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  •   RAWALPINDI: A video showing a young man and woman performing a dangerous motorcycle wheelie on a public road has gone viral on social media, prompting concerns about road safety and violations of traffic laws.
  • Dangerous Stunt Poses Risks to Other Road Users The incident has renewed concerns about reckless motorcycle riding and the practice of performing wheelies on public roads.
  • Residents and social media users have also expressed concern that dangerous riding stunts performed for online attention could encourage other young people to imitate similar behaviour.

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RAWALPINDI: A video showing a young man and woman performing a dangerous motorcycle wheelie on a public road has gone viral on social media, prompting concerns about road safety and violations of traffic laws.

The footage shows the pair riding a motorcycle with its front wheel lifted off the ground for an extended distance. Neither rider appears to be wearing a helmet or other protective equipment, raising further concerns about the risks associated with the stunt.

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According to the video, the man, dressed in a black shirt and white trousers, is seated towards the rear of the motorcycle, while the woman is seen handling the handlebars during parts of the ride. Both riders appear to make gestures and embrace each other while the motorcycle continues moving on its rear wheel.

The stunt reportedly continues along a considerable stretch of the road, including an area beneath a flyover or bridge. The motorcycle appears to maintain movement while its front wheel remains elevated, leaving little margin for error if the rider loses control.

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Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 19, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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