※Unauthorized reproduction of even a part of this video is prohibited※ (*1 See below) 【【This video shows the tragic image of a motorcycle being submerged in water. It also shows the rider's poor driving and poor judgment.に続き今年もやります！ English: For those of you who don't like that sort of thing, I've attached a "soothing cat video" to the description, so I recommend you take a look at that. Table of contents: 0:55 ~ Bike falls and becomes submerged in water 4:34 ~ Tow truck arrives and starts to pull out the submerged bike 6:39 ~ Finally making the journey home 7:50 ~ Towing fees, recovery fees, and return home expenses 8:26 ~ And then... Recommended soothing cat videos [Cat video] I woke up because I couldn't sleep well and my cat was wrapped around me... lol: • [Cat video] I woke up because I couldn't sleep well and my cat was wrapped around me... lol #shorts It's super cute when you pet the cat and it hugs you: • It's super cute when you pet the cat and it hugs you Talking cat [※Not dubbed]: • Talking cat [※Not dubbed] Funny cats 😂 episode 96: • Video (Not a cat) "Hey that's wool! Give me back my friend!!" 』www: • 🐑『Hey, that's wool! Give me back my friend!!』www A giant dog that would have been missed if it wasn't me: • Mangamura was forced to shut down by a single hacker #Trivia 『About blurring the part showing the accident』 Recently, we have come across videos in which only the part showing the accident has been cut out from this video to gain impressions on media such as X (Twitter) and YouTube. We tell these people that ``reproduction is not permitted'' (If you find it, please take the time to ``report'' it to each media) (We have been interviewed by official media, but we have refused them as well, so we do not give permission to reproduce at an individual level) However, no matter how we declare it, we believe that unauthorized reproduction will inevitably occur, so we have decided to blur the part showing the accident, which has the most impact. (The intention of this video is to connect to the future restoration series. It is not to provide material to those who make money by reposting sensational accident footage. We apologize for the inconvenience.) (6/18 We have confirmed that the post that was reposted without permission on X (Twitter) has been reported to X and the content is currently hidden. Thank you very much to everyone who cooperated!) *1 Some people may think that it is okay because it is a quote, but for a quote to be valid, the ratio of the subordinate relationship of the content is important, and it is necessary that "the information on the quoter's side > the content of the quote destination". In other words, for example, if you add a few words of comment on X (Twitter) and paste the clipping of the video as it is, it is considered that the subordinate relationship is reversed according to social conventions, and it is "unauthorized reproduction" that goes beyond the scope of quotation. There is absolutely no problem with "only posting a link to this video (even if the thumbnail is still displayed on X (Twitter) etc.)" or "quoting and reposting (retweeting) the post about this incident posted on X (Twitter)". (Just to be sure) Reference: https://www.ishioroshi.com/biz/kaiset... "Comments are temporarily frozen" Comments have been temporarily frozen due to the risk of unintentional controversy, including some rather unfavorable comments based on speculation (oil leaks polluting the river (*1)/fatigue from long-term touring, etc.*2) and some rather unpleasant comments about the person who towed the car (all of which have been deleted). *1...As mentioned briefly in the video, the police's on-site investigation into the oil leaks determined that there were "no particular problems," and in the later restoration video there was no damage to the engine block and no oil was leaking (there is also a scene where the oil covered in water is drained). "Is the engine sealed? There's water in it. Didn't the oil leak pollute the river?" I still receive this comment on rare occasions, so I'm sorry for replying seriously, but I'll write it here. (I'm tired of seeing the comments of environmental protection extremists...) (Someone even went to the trouble of visiting the restoration video site and leaving a comment) First of all, as mentioned above, "the police confirmed at the scene investigation that there was no oil leakage." So, to those who still make comments saying not to pollute nature, please stop your delusions. It's "slander" without any basis. Based on the above premise, I will write about "You said the engine is sealed, but there's water in it lol." Well, I thought it was self-evident considering the structure, so I didn't need to write a detailed explanation... First of all, the engine is basically "almost sealed (or at least that's a good state to say)," but there are certainly gaps. So where are the gaps? The intake and exhaust parts. On the intake side (①), depending on the opening of the intake valve, there is certainly a small gap. (Even if it is closed due to the position of the cam, there is really a small gap.) The same is true for the exhaust side (②). There is really a small gap between the cylinder and the piston, so strictly speaking, it is connected to ① and ②. Some people may think, "So there is a possibility that the oil leaked out, right?", but based on the results, I can say with certainty that there was no evidence of it. Why? As for the intake side (1), as shown in the restoration video 1, there is "no trace of emulsified oil at all." There were no traces not only on the air cleaner box, but also on the FI ASSY. "None." (Emulsified oil does not come off easily, and it adheres to the walls of each part (that's why it's hard to return the oil to normal). So, it's not like it was washed over time. It's reasonable to assume that it didn't adhere.) As for the exhaust side (2), as shown in the restoration video 1, there was "no trace of emulsified oil at all" in the water when the front exhaust pipe was removed. This is also "none" like the intake side. Since I'm sharing such a clean raw video (not a photo cutout), I would like you to take it as it is. With all this evidence, it's still unreasonable to say that "oil leaked into the river!" (Other than ① and ②, there are also people who say that if the seal deteriorates, it will leak from there, but let's not do that... I think that this vehicle is much better maintained than the people who make such comments, so there is no way that such a leak would be left unattended. Let's also not say that the insulators are cracked and that it's coming from there. You can tell by the malfunction... I have no intention of trying to take the upper hand, but compared to the people who make such comments, I care about the condition of my bike more, and I've been riding it for 8 years, so I can tell the difference... Still, there may be people who nitpick and say things like "It could be that it leaked from here," but as for the actual result, please see the first "premise." "It's not leaking.") The routes that water got in were both ① and ②. So there was "intrusion." (In fact, when I drained the oil, it was full of water, and a lot of water came out of the exhaust pipe.) Therefore, it was a mistake to say "sealed" in the video. Let me clarify this point. Since there was no sign of oil leaking outside, I simply said that the oil was sealed. "It's not sealed because there was an intrusion," is true. However, I think that the ulterior motive of the person who made this comment is "It's not sealed, so the oil could have leaked into the river, don't pollute the environment!", but I omitted everything and wrote "sealed" to mean that it's not the case. If you still say "Engine oil leaks!", that's just because you haven't been able to maintain it. Before looking for faults in other people's bikes, please maintain your own machine properly. That's bad for the environment. If the oil leaks out that easily, it's dangerous. If it's not (almost) sealed, the oxidation of the oil will progress rapidly. (This might make you say, "My bike will lose oil!", but in the case of air-cooled bikes, it will lose a little. Even if it's a water-cooled bike, it can still lose oil due to piston ring wear, but I'll leave that out because it's off topic.) Most viewers of this channel are sensible and logical people. Thank you for your supportive comments! However, there are a very small number of people who are unable to think haphazardly and illogically, and I am truly sorry that I have to write such a long and boring comment for those people. ``Popular videos on this channel'' • Playlist ``Rebel playlist'' • Rebel 250 ``GN125 playlist'' • GN125H ``Gradius playlist'' • Gradius 400 [Youtube channel] / @hidetaso_channel [Blog] https://tasokori.net/ [Twitter] / hidetaso0222 [Akari-chan character portrait] Shirinda Free https://seiga.nicovideo.jp/seiga/im10... 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