Crazy Canadian Stuntman Rides Full Tilt Under Farm Equipment

You know those tall, gangly, weird-looking tractor things with the retractable arms and a ton of ground clearance that farmers use to spray stuff on their crops? I imagine that most of us who've seen these things trundling along country roads have thought, "I could totally ride under that thing and it'd be awesome." Well, a long-haired stuntman out of Gravelbourg, Saskatchewan, lived our dreams for us when he rode under a crop sprayer for a magazine photo shoot.

According to our friends at CBC News in Saskatchewan, Canada, stunt rider Justin Guingnard was recently featured on the cover of Fast Times motorcycle magazine with a killer shot of him speeding beneath a massive piece of farm machinery.

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"The most dangerous thing was having to turn under the machine while on dirt and not hit ," Guignard told the CBC.

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"It was probably one of the scarier things I've ever seen," said photographer Dave Todon. "But, I trust his skill."

According to the CBC report, Guignard and Todon met during another photo shoot when both men lived in Windsor, Ontario, and made arrangements for the stunt.

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Guignard takes a nice, relaxing ride

"We had the right photographer in place, we had a sweet bike that we lined up with Prairie Harley-Davidson in Regina, we made sure it was safe to do it and we got the shot," Guignard said.

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Guignard reportedly has more interesting stunts in the works, but his priority at the moment is to become a motorcycle instructor through the Saskatchewan Safety Council. (I'd totally take riding lessons from this guy -Ed.)