Motorcycle Rider Caught Doing Lengthy Wheelie on Florida Highway

Video shows skilled rider balancing on one wheel for over a mile, sparking safety concerns.

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

A video has surfaced online showing a motorcycle rider in Miami, Florida performing an incredibly long wheelie on a local highway. The rider appears skilled, maintaining balance on one wheel for over a mile, but many viewers have criticized the stunt as reckless and dangerous, expressing concerns that the rider could lose control and cause an accident.

Why it matters

This incident highlights the ongoing debate around dangerous driving behaviors in Florida, with the state often stereotyped for reckless driving. While some find the stunt entertaining, many are worried the rider is putting himself and others at serious risk of injury or worse.

The details

The video, shared by a Miami resident, shows the motorcycle rider balancing on one wheel since 137th Avenue and continuing the wheelie past a sign indicating 87th Avenue is 1.5 miles ahead. The person filming the stunt seems entertained but also concerned, noting 'one wrong move and it's over' for the rider. Online reactions have been mostly critical, with comments calling the behavior 'stupidity' rather than 'adrenaline' and worrying the rider will 'end up looking just like those red stripes on the road'.

  • The video was filmed and shared online on February 26, 2026.

The players

Miami Resident

The person who filmed and shared the video of the motorcycle wheelie online.

Motorcycle Rider

An unidentified man performing the lengthy wheelie on the Florida highway.

Got photos? Submit your photos here. ›

The takeaway

This incident highlights the ongoing debate around reckless driving behaviors in Florida, with many concerned that the skilled but dangerous motorcycle stunt could lead to serious injury or even death for the rider and others on the road. It serves as a reminder of the importance of safe and responsible driving, even in the face of the 'Florida driver' stereotype.