Insane cyclists in Budapest risking their lives between trams

Cyclists in Budapest, Hungary, can be as insane as in the rest of the world. Or even a bit more, judging from this video in which two guys—one from New York, truth be told—risk their lives going through the thin trenches crated by running trams.

Insane cyclists in Budapest risking their lives between trams

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