Motorbikes are a popular means of transport as they are relatively cheap, quick, and can be used to drive in between cars to avoid traffic. But what is the best part about them? The stunts. You can use a motorbike to perform some of the coolest and thrilling stunts out there. There is nothing like a good old motorbike stunt to get the adrenaline rushing, and to have the time of your life.

Most of us might be scared to try something like this out, as it can be extremely risky and dangerous. But there are us, and then there are the daredevils who live for moments of excitement and thrills and chills. Motorcycles are perfect for them, as they are the ones who have the skills and the guts to pull off a memorable stunt.

Here are 15 pictures of motorcycle stunts defying the laws of physics:

15 An Amazing Landing

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Most bikers tend to stop their ride by bringing it to a halt. However, others like to do so with style. This dirt bike rider has undoubtedly made a statement with his exceptional landing. He suspended the vehicle above his head and held it like it was a trophy. Or maybe he just crashed? Who knows? But it sure looks cool!

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14 Captain Morgan

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The famous rum brand Captain Morgan has made a name for itself due to its entertaining television commercials. One of them showcased Dan Whitby (a motocross rider), desiring to take the famous Captain Morgan pose out of the water and bringing it to new heights. He amazingly emulated the stance in the middle of a high-risk maneuver.

13 Motorbike Yoga

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While riding a bike, you must hold onto the bars to ensure that you can maintain control over the vehicle. However, others have discovered different ways to have. This biker is using the seat of the bike to work on his yoga and has full control as he is balancing the bike with his body weight.

12 Time For A Bow

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The bike rider here wanted to appreciate the crowd by performing a stunt that needed him to lift the bike at a ninety-degree angle, a stunt he pulled off very successfully. As the bike was dragged along the ground, it emitted sparks, resulting in an even more exciting show for everyone.

11 The Wall Of Death

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If you ever wanted to find proof of bravery, this picture might be it. The Wall of Death is a carnival sideshow showcasing a barrel-shaped wooden cylinder up to 36 ft in diameter made by wooden planks. Motorcyclists travel along the barrel while being horizontal to the ground. This motorcyclist did so without holding the bars.

10 No Handlebars

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We all know that it is a challenge to balance a bike with your hands. But doing so without holding the handlebars is something else entirely. This biker controlled the bike while doing a headstand on the back seat with his hands placed on the tank and his legs in the air.

9 The Whole Squad

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Sometimes, you need the whole squad by your side while performing a super cool stunt. Even though there will be a bunch of people there, only one bike is used. Ten people fit on this one bike without feeling congested or cramped and accomplished another feat by giving the crowd a great show.

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8 Time To Fly

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This stunt is like nothing you've seen before. The rider didn't just lap over three London buses, but he also performed a Superman in the air. The Superman is a motorcycle trick in which you hold on to the back of the bike with your hands while mid-air. The bravery of this man has to be applauded.

7 Sky High

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The X Games are one of the most anticipated and exciting events of the year. The bikers at the X Games find ways to go above and beyond each year, this picture being proof of that. This rider jumped over the fountain and ended up at almost the height of one of the buildings.

6 Just Riding Some Waves

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Robbie Maddison is here to show us all that you can perform cool stunts off the ground. Before doing it perfectly, he said he sunk the motorcycle over a hundred times. He is passionate about both surfing and motorcycles – it seems like he found the perfect way to combine them for a great time.

5 Over The Water

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Travis Pastrana is one of the most well-known motocross riders all across the world. He performed a backflip stunt with his motorcycle by jumping over a 75-foot space between two boats on the River Thames. Behind the stunt, the O2 Arena Sports Venue has been captured. There is no doubt that this was an extremely special stunt.

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4 Hands Off

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If you wheelie a bike, you would usually hold the handlebars even if your body doesn’t touch the bike. Lee Bowers showed the world that you can wheelie a bike and manage to control it without holding on to the handlebars. He balanced the bike using his upper body and legs.

3 Need To Stretch

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It is crucial to stretch every part of your body before performing a stunt to ensure maximum flexibility, something this rider clearly understands as he is stretching in mid-air. His feet are locked under the handlebars, and he has raised his hands above his head. It certainly looks like he has ample time to return to his seat before landing.

2 Climbing A Tree

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There is something incredibly intriguing in watching someone do a stunt that appeared to be impossible before. Most stunts tend to take place in the air, or on the ground. This guy took it a step further by riding his bike up a tree for several feet. This stunt might be in its own league.

1 Sayonara

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Dan Whitby performing the Captain Morgan pose, but making it even cooler by making it look like he was getting off the bike and didn’t care about the stunt. However, the whole time his right hand is in contact with the bike while he casually steps off the bike like he’s about to go back to living his life.

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