YouTuber accused topping 150mph on his motorcycle on Colorado interstate wanted on multiple charges


Dietzmann, who is known as Gixxer Brah on YouTube, has posted multiple similar videos from different parts of the country. He is wanted on charges of menacing, engaging in a speed contest, reckless endangerment, reckless driving, speeding 40mph (64kph) over the limit, engaging in an exhibition of speed and driving without license plates attached. — Photo by Caleb George on Unsplash

DENVER: A motorcyclist who authorities say posted a video of himself on YouTube speeding from Colorado Springs to the Denver metro area on Interstate 25 in 20 minutes – a trip that typically takes about an hour – is wanted on multiple charges.

Rendon Dietzmann, a 32-year-old from Texas, recorded himself Sept 28 going more than 150mph (241kph), squeezing through small gaps in traffic and travelling on the shoulder, according to a Colorado State Patrol news release sent Wednesday. The video has since been deleted from YouTube, but the State Patrol shared a clip with the news release.

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