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Haha, I think its funny that I had just written a comment about how UBC was left out of the other prank article.....

In reply to strange 009, you have obviously never ridden a motorcycle on the street. When you make a turn, you don't simply turn the handlebars like you do on a bicycle, what you actually do is push the bar in the opposite direction that you normally would. Even though the tire barely turns, the bike leans over and you turn. This is called counter-steering, and is how all turning is done pretty much over 10km/h. While that bat bike would certainly be hard to steer at low speeds, and that way he whips around before almost running the Joker down might be implausible, the steering he does while moving is perfectly normal. As for the semi flipping over, that is pretty unrealistic. For that to happen, there would have to be a force applied in the Y direction. With the cable pulling the way it was, it would only apply force in the negative x direction. Just adding the vectors, it is impossible. Also, the kind of torque that would be applied should the vectors have existed would be huge, and would likely just rip everything apart before turning that thing on end like that. The semi flipping over is completely impossible in that scenario, so lay off the author.