On July 28 in Shangrao, Jiangxi, a shared bike rider collided with a vehicle, breaking the seat and piercing his thigh. Firefighters cut him free. He thanked them online and is recovering. Officials urge helmets and single riding.
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A Broken Shared Bike Seat Pierced Through His Buttocks – Firefighters Had to Cut Him Out
Here's a scene you don't see every day – and one you definitely don't want to experience.
A man in Jiangxi was involved in a collision while riding a shared bike. The broken seat back accidentally pierced straight into his buttocks, pinning him to the bike and leaving him completely immobilized in a life-threatening situation.
"It hurt so much I couldn't speak"
Firefighters arrived quickly, calmed him down, and got to work with cutting tools. The man's screams echoed through the scene as they carefully cut through the broken seat to free him. Once removed, he was rushed to the hospital.
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What happened?
According to the man's own social media posts, the accident happened on July 28 in Shangrao, Jiangxi. He collided with a vehicle – and the impact snapped the bike's seat back, driving it straight through his inner thigh. His bone was broken too.
Despite the pain, he later found the strength to thank the firefighters online:
"It hurt so much I couldn't even say thank you at the time. So here it is now – thank you, Jiangxi Fire Department."
He's still recovering in the hospital.
A quick reminder
Fire officials are urging caution: shared bikes are designed for single riders only. Always wear a helmet, follow traffic rules, and stay alert. A moment of carelessness can lead to exactly this kind of nightmare.
Source: 都市现场
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