Street racing has always been an activity for the wealthy. How much would a nice car plus the cost of modding set you back? It's simply out of reach for ordinary people.
Back in 2005, you would hardly catch a glimpse of street racing in Luo City, a small town. After all, there were only so many nice cars around, and Ren He's pickup truck probably ranked among the top in Luo City.
It's lonely. I wanted to race against a car.
But he only entertained the thought; after all, when it came to real street racing and high-speed drifting around turns, those pros doing it at 150 km/h was the norm. Think about it—others are taking turns at 150 km/h, and your personal record for sprinting on a bike on flat ground barely hits 120 km/h.
How could I even compare?
Ren He arrived at a downhill section. From this point on, the road was all steep descents and big turns, perfect for some bike drifting action.
