Author Topic: This Man Figured Out How To Ride A Wooden Pallet On Streetcar Tracks. Genius!!  (Read 2528 times)

there other streetcar track and beside of San Francisco?

Other than actually hanging on for dear life, I think the real challenge would be getting past any traffic at the intersections.

I think Crazy Taxi had an area on the map that basically had that as a challenge when you drove through it.
those intersections are level too. Youd fly off the rails.

those intersections are level too. Youd fly off the rails.
Are you scare ride on that? In case I call 911 for you.

thats pretty cool! UNTIL A loving STREETCAR RIDES ON THE TRACKS AND forgetS IT FOR EVERYONE

thats pretty cool! UNTIL A loving STREETCAR RIDES ON THE TRACKS AND forgetS IT FOR EVERYONE
he's riding right behind one in the video... just gotta choose the right side and you're fine?

he's riding right behind one in the video... just gotta choose the right side and you're fine?
There can be more than one tram on a track though, and they do loop.
(But if you get run over by a tram without noticing it and reacting I think you're doing it wrong)

the video's from loving 2008 so he probably died because he was ran over by the tram
gg

There can be more than one tram on a track though, and they do loop.
(But if you get run over by a tram without noticing it and reacting I think you're doing it wrong)
do they go both directions on one side of the rail though? at least in san francisco when i was there they didn't.

its great living in an era where putting wheels on a plank of loving wood makes you a genius

OT: if you could find a way to make this propel itself it would actually be pretty neat

its great living in an era where putting wheels on a plank of loving wood makes you a genius

OT: if you could find a way to make this propel itself it would actually be pretty neat
Can you do it or not?

Furling are you seriously persuading people to take a pallet and slide over tram tracks.

Furling are you seriously persuading people to take a pallet and slide over tram tracks.
Just asking.

do they go both directions on one side of the rail though? at least in san francisco when i was there they didn't.
They might not go both directions on the same line, but they must loop around in some manner, or else all trams would just go to a dead-end.
So you could be heading the direction that the trams go, but then have one come up from behind you.

You're not likely to have a head on collision with a tram unless you're particularly stupid and go the wrong way.


should attach a motor to this think and a seat
think of the possibilities