Crazy Canadian Stuntman Rides Full Tilt Under Farm Equipment
I imagine that most of us who've seen these things trundling along country roads have thought, "I could totally ride under that thing and it'd be awesome." Well, a long-haired stuntman out of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan, lived our dreams for us when he rode under a crop sprayer for a magazine photo shoot.
According to our friends at CBC News in Saskatchewan, Canada, stunt rider Justin Guingnard was recently featured on the cover of Fast Times motorcycle magazine with a killer shot of him speeding beneath a massive piece of farm machinery.
"The most dangerous thing was having to turn under the machine while on dirt and not hit [the photographer]," Guignard told the CBC.
"It was probably one of the scarier things I've ever seen," said photographer Dave Todon. "But, I trust his skill."
According to the CBC report, Guignard and Todon met during another photo shoot when both men lived in Windsor, Ontario, and made arrangements for the stunt.
"We had the right photographer in place, we had a sweet bike that we lined up with Prairie Harley-Davidson in Regina, we made sure it was safe to do it and we got the shot," Guignard said.
Guignard reportedly has more interesting stunts in the works, but his priority at the moment is to become a motorcycle instructor through the Saskatchewan Safety Council. (I'd totally take riding lessons from this guy -Ed.)
