It depends how good he is with movie editing. If he's real good he can do it as many times as he likes.
If you step it through frame at a time,.. it's fake.

Harrow's right its not fake it did happen.

No matter how I break it down I can't
see it's a fake , more evidence Pweeda

Cassa said..
No matter how I break it down I can't
see it's a fake , more evidence Pweeda

Not a hundred percent sure,.. but about 90% sure.

Watch it on a continual loop here.
www.businessinsider.in/Did-This-Insanely-Lucky-Motorcycle-Rider-Defy-The-Laws-Of-Physics/articleshow/40614732.cms

I think the vid was a setup with a stunt rider at a much lower speed, and then the vid was speeded up to make it look as though it was a high speed crash.

The problem is, while it is very possible to do this at about 30km per hour, it is impossible to do it at a bike speed of 90 to 100 km/hr because the rider would have still had a speed difference between him and the car he hit in the rear of about 30 or 40 km per hour,.. maybe even more by the looks of the vid.
The vid has an apparent car speed of about 60 and the bike of about 90km/hr, so I don't buy it.

If he had a speed difference of 30 to 40km/hr, he would have done a flip no problem, but then would have skated straight over the roof of the car.
There is no way he could have washed off the speed difference in the flip, because he was airborne, and he couldn't have washed it off with the little grip his boots would have given him on the car roof.
When you watch the video loop, when he lands on the car roof he has virtually no speed difference with the car he ran into the back of at a high rate less than 2 seconds earlier.

This indicates the speed difference was actually quite small, probably about 10km/hr, and he used this energy to initiate the flip.
The whole vid was then speeded up to give the appearance of a high speed accident.

Watch the continual loop vid and see how little speed difference he has when he lands on the roof.
It's virtually none at all, and that's what make the vid look fake.
There is no sign of a stop light on the bike before the impact.

The brake lights on the car he hits appear immediately after the impact which if it happened at speed, he would have skidded over the roof. I think the car driver was watching for it and expected it.

Also,. there are a few mysterious crosses which appear on the left hand side at around six seconds which indicate the vid has been edited at a point where there should be no need to edit.

I still say,.. fake, but a good one.

Work in tv and film. Motorcycle rider. Credentials open.

I reckon it's real.