Actually, as shown in this study (don't click that, it's nothing), it is quite common for many headlines to seem intriguing, and get frontpaged, but it is often not a top rated comment that takes it out. Often times the top rated comment will be equally false, but in the same direction as those who would have wanted to discuss, propelling the discussion, or the rider of the bike, far further. You could perhaps show more accuracy by the rider being propelled by something off of the bike, to the point where the rider now has nothing to do with the bike.

So, you see, as pointed out by a cited reference (seriously, don't click that), and my flawless logical deduction, comments do not disprove the headline.

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