A man with a rare deformity proved it was no barrier for him when motorbike riding in this heartening clip from western Indonesia.

Mulyadi, a 36-year-old man from Payakumbuh city, West Sumatra, was born with a condition that gave him a pair of crooked hands with one big thumb each.

Footage filmed on Sunday (March 17), shows Mulyadi at a motorcycle equipment shop practising how he rides his motorcycle.

Beginning by donning his helmet, then with both his hands and chin, Mulyadi prepared the motorcycle key. Using his left hand and right elbow he is able insert the key into the socket and turn on the bike.

After the motorbike starts up, he uses its elbow clasps to turn the motorbike pedal to control the speed.

According to Mulyadi he learned to ride a motorcycle when he was 18 years old. But until now he did not even have a driver's license.

Mulyadi commented: "Police didn't give me a driver's license even though I passed the exam,"

"I have always been careful driving and never exceeded the safe speed limit. I don't drive a motorbike for long trips."

Disability no barrier for motorbike riding.

As Mulyadi experienced, a 36 y.o man born with conditions only had a pair of crooked hands with one big thumb.

But even though he has hands like poultry, this man from Payakumbuh city, Indonesia did not lose his passion for riding.

As in the footage filmed on Sunday (March 17), Mulyadi was at a motorcycle equipment shop practicing how he rode a motorcycle.

Starting deftly wearing a helmet, then with both his hands and chin, Mulyadi prepared a motorcycle key.

Then the left hand and right elbow used to insert key into the socket and turn to on position.

After the motorbike starts up, with its elbow clasps it turns motorbike pedal to control speed.

According to Mulyadi he learned to ride a motorcycle since he was 18 years old. But until now he did not have a driver's license. "Police didn't give me a driver's license even though I passed the exam," he said.

"I have always been careful driving and never exceeded the safe speed limit. I didn't drive a motorbike for long trips," Mulyadi said.