After colliding with his riding buddy, Phillip Polito, both Diepenbrock and Polito were thrown from their bikes down a 100-foot rocky embankment out of sight from motorists and rescue…

You know the feeling. You get the itch to ride, to feel the wind in your face, to hit the open road and tackle some curves. Next thing you know you’re out the door and behind the handlebars.

Imagine cruising the streets on your beloved Harley-Davidson Sportster, when all of a sudden you’re rear-ended at full speed!

The age old question; should you, or should you not wear a helmet.

Contrary to popular belief, the big and rubbery stick next to the seat of your car is called a parking brake and is used to hold the weight of the car while parked on an incline, and not an emergency brake or “e-brake” for panic situations.

No matter what kind of collision it is, any kind of collision involving a motorcycle has much higher odds of being severe or deadly compared to a car.

Lee Stuart makes a return to Tuesday Stunts with this not so positive video this week.