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Frustrating!!!!

Im writing a motorcycle chase scene and its so frustrating. I can’t find anything like it to use as a reference as there’s no other novels to use and no scenes that are similar to it. Does anyone know any good books with chases in them? Cause Im super stressing over it.
Bumbles · 51-55, M
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Sure! Here's a scene of an intense motorcycle chase:

The roar of engines shattered the night air as two motorcycles tore down the narrow, rain-slicked alleyways of the city. The lead rider, clad in black leather and a full-face helmet, weaved in and out of traffic, his machine growling as it accelerated with frightening precision. Behind him, the second rider—a woman with fiery red hair and a scarred jacket—kept pace, her own bike a blur of speed and menace.

The sound of tires screeching against wet asphalt echoed as they turned sharply onto a dimly lit bridge, the city’s lights reflecting off the slick surface beneath them. The night was heavy with mist, the air thick with tension as the riders neared the edge of the bridge, where the gap between them had widened slightly.

“Not getting away that easy,” the woman muttered, her voice muffled through the comms inside her helmet.

She slammed the throttle, her bike surging forward with a violent burst of speed. The lead rider glanced over his shoulder, his visor reflecting the headlights of her pursuit. He gritted his teeth, fingers tightening on the handlebars. No more tricks. Time to end this.

Without warning, he veered sharply to the left, aiming his motorcycle directly at the chain-link guardrail at the bridge’s edge. The woman’s heart skipped. Was he jumping?

He was.

With an insane defiance, the lead rider launched his bike off the bridge, soaring for a heartbeat, tires slicing through the air as he disappeared into the black void below.

“Shit!” The woman reacted instinctively, grabbing the brakes with both hands. Her back tire slid out slightly as the bike fishtailed, but she held on, her mind racing. He couldn’t have just jumped—he’d have to crash, right? She had to be sure.

But as she neared the edge and looked over the railing, the only thing she saw was the neon glow of the city reflecting off the river far below. No sign of the rider. No splash. Nothing.

She cursed, revving her engine. Where did he go?

Then, a distant noise—the unmistakable sound of a motorcycle engine revving up from underneath her. She snapped her head down to the waterline below. There, in the darkness, the silhouette of the bike emerged from an abandoned dock, just barely visible, its headlight cutting through the night like a predator's eyes.

He had found a way down.
fun4us2b · M
just ad-lib...

the cars were nothing next to us - they were standing still and we flew past them like water through rapids....our bikes were screaming red heat floating above the gravely tarmac...and i thought how much could it cost for a guy with a bucket of asphalt and shovel - but my wheel didn't dip into an of the streets divots and then I saw my chance - I know this place, I can go wrong way up this one way and he'll be waiting for the tunnel traffic to clear....

etc....
goliathtree · 56-60, M
The Wild One with Marlin Brando and The Great Escape with Steve McQueen.
hunkalove · 61-69, M
Just think about little kids on tricycles with guns. It's the same thing.
Vin53 · M
@hunkalove I made my kids leave their guns when they were triking. You can have your trikes or your guns, can't have both.
Vin53 · M
The Great Escape with Steve McQueen
Lilnonames · F
you're looking for books with motorcycle chase scenes, some notable examples include: "The Fast and the Furious" series by by Robert Vásquez, "The Motorcycle Diaries" by Che Guevara, "Easy Rider" by Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper (based on the film), "The Wild One" by Marlon Brando (also based on a film), "The Long Riders" by Larry McMurtry, and "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" by Tom Wolfe; all of which feature thrilling motorcycle chases as key plot elements, often set against the backdrop of rebellion, freedom

 
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