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Lithuanian stunt rider breaks Indian man's record of longest no-hands wheelie

The stunt rider broke the record for performing the longest no-hands wheelie.

Published on: Oct 08, 2022 01:28 PM IST
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Numerous individuals have made history and received recognition in the Guinness Book of World Records. There are also people who have broken some of the most unseen world records to date. Adding to this, as per Guinness World Records, a Lithuanian stunt rider broke the Guinness World Record in September by executing a no-hands wheelie on a motorcycle for 1,902 feet and 8 inches. Arunas Gibieza, 32, broke Rohitesh Upadhyay's (India's) previous record of 1,860 feet and 2.9 inches set in 2019.

Stunt ride on his bike.  (Instagram/@guinnessworldrecords)
Stunt ride on his bike.  (Instagram/@guinnessworldrecords)

Guinness World Records website stated that Arunas Gibieza, a professional motorcycle stunt rider has been to 25 different nations and appeared in more than 400 events. He says that his sister obtained a scooter when he was 10-years-old. He used to ride that and benefitted the most from it. He practiced on the bike, and just a few weeks later, he began to wheelie on his own!

The Instagram page of Guinness World Records uploaded a video of the stuntman completing the record. He can be seen wearing biker gear and riding the bike with no hands. Many people are also cheering him on from the side.

Take a look at Arunas Gibieza breaking the Guinness World Records here:

 
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