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**R1**
24th March 2005, 13:21
Fastest Motorcycle Wheelie over 1 km
British daredevil Dave Rogers reached a record speed of 220.3 km/h (136.9 mph) while performing a motorcycle wheelie over a kilometre at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire, UK, on 28 October 2002. He smashed the previous record – set at the same track a year earlier – held by Christopher McInnes (UK), who reached a speed of 203.4 km/h (126.4 mph).
I was just curious what the fastest wheelie was and came accross this in the Guinness records from 2005....i have done well over 230kph on the back wheel and i know bikers that are fuckn good at wheelies. just duznt seem that hard to beat....
White trash
24th March 2005, 13:27
Fastest Motorcycle Wheelie over 1 km
British daredevil Dave Rogers reached a record speed of 220.3 km/h (136.9 mph) while performing a motorcycle wheelie over a kilometre at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire, UK, on 28 October 2002. He smashed the previous record – set at the same track a year earlier – held by Christopher McInnes (UK), who reached a speed of 203.4 km/h (126.4 mph).
I was just curious what the fastest wheelie was and came accross this in the Guinness records from 2005....i have done well over 230kph on the back wheel and i know bikers that are fuckn good at wheelies. just duznt seem that hard to beat....
It's not hard to beat on occasion, but to do it on demand is.
What you'll also find is the wheelie speed would of been an average over the 1km track. And you'd probably have to do it in both directions.
I've seen 247 on the clock once but there's no fucken way it was a kilometer long at that pace.
I agree though, they're pussies.
You could smash them.
(Providing there were no left hand turns looming)
**R1**
24th March 2005, 13:35
It's not hard to beat on occasion, but to do it on demand is.
What you'll also find is the wheelie speed would of been an average over the 1km track. And you'd probably have to do it in both directions.
I've seen 247 on the clock once but there's no fucken way it was a kilometer long at that pace.
I agree though, they're pussies.
You could smash them.
(Providing there were no left hand turns looming)The straight at ruapuna is 1100 meters, i know what ya saying tho, on the road ya have camber, wind, cages,.... on an airfeild tho i recon it would be easy....im not going to say what i have had the R1 up2 on the back wheel or i'll get the Top gun (cough) bullshit, but untill recently the highest was 244...
madboy
24th March 2005, 13:48
I've seen a certain nameless rider disappearing rapidly away from me on the back wheel while I was just a touch under the FZRs governor, which is 190... although as a certain nameless rider who may or may not be the certain nameless rider I was thinking of pointed out - it wasn't a kilometre long.
Given that I struggle to get it up full stop, let alone for a kilometre, I'm not qualified to debate this - but I reckon some riders here in controlled conditions of an airstrip would be able to give it a good crack.
Sniper
24th March 2005, 13:52
Sounds like AAronKDX, lol
bungbung
24th March 2005, 13:53
The straight at ruapuna is 1100 meters, i know what ya saying tho, on the road ya have camber, wind, cages,.... on an airfeild tho i recon it would be easy....im not going to say what i have had the R1 up2 on the back wheel or i'll get the Top gun (cough) bullshit, but untill recently the highest was 244...
An indicated 244 isn't close to a measured 244 though is it?
Motu
24th March 2005, 13:55
Yeah but we don't see their names in the Guiness Book o Records do we? If you wanna be famous you gotta get famous in the first place - no good SAYING how good you are..do it and get your name down,so down at the pub you can pull your 2006 GBOR and say...''that was me me...long long ago...''
PSYCHO
24th March 2005, 13:56
An indicated 244 isn't close to a measured 244 though is it?
bungbung is right, indicated and actual are quite often two very different things.
**R1**
24th March 2005, 13:59
An indicated 244 isn't close to a measured 244 though is it?Not sure? the speedo is driven off the gearbox so it cant be that far out? can it?
**R1**
24th March 2005, 14:02
I've seen a certain nameless rider disappearing rapidly away from me on the back wheel while I was just a touch under the FZRs governor, which is 190... although as a certain nameless rider who may or may not be the certain nameless rider I was thinking of pointed out - it wasn't a kilometre long.
Given that I struggle to get it up full stop, let alone for a kilometre, I'm not qualified to debate this - but I reckon some riders here in controlled conditions of an airstrip would be able to give it a good crack.A kilometre isnt that far when ya moving at that kind of speed, granted ya would need a near perfectly still day(aye WT) but i fully think its doable
madboy
24th March 2005, 14:08
A kilometre isnt that far when ya moving at that kind of speed, granted ya would need a near perfectly still day(aye WT) but i fully think its doableActually 16.34254 seconds of erection required to equal the world record.
madboy
24th March 2005, 14:09
And at 247km/h WT would be required to remain erect for at least 14.5749 seconds.
vifferman
24th March 2005, 14:11
Not sure? the speedo is driven off the gearbox so it cant be that far out? can it?
Yup. It can.
Unless you've got a non-standard setup (larger diameter rear tyre, speedo adjuster, higher gearing) then it's at least 5% optomistic (designed that way), and more likely closer to 8-10% out.
So, at 5% out, 244 equates to 232 km/h, and at 10%, that's 221 km/h.
White trash
24th March 2005, 14:11
I'm actually keen for a shot at this.
There's a road over the wairarapa that they close twice a year for the flying quaters.
You could work it in with that, they've already got the timing gear.
Aaron: Ask Stone Chucker how accurate R1 gearbox driven speedos are, I think he saw 250 something on his first run, actual time, 230.
vifferman
24th March 2005, 14:12
And at 247km/h WT would be required to remain erect for at least 14.5749 seconds.
Bit of Viagra in the tank, and a bit more in Aaron, and it'd be no sweat (hardly long enough to break into a sweat, is it?)
Riff Raff
24th March 2005, 14:14
And at 247km/h WT would be required to remain erect for at least 14.5749 seconds.
:killingme :whistle: :msn-wink:
No.
must.
stop.
myself.
from.
making.
disgusting.
insinuations...
White trash
24th March 2005, 14:20
Well that was a thread killer.
Good one. :niceone:
PSYCHO
24th March 2005, 14:21
Speedos can be off along way. It'd not unusual for the factory speedo to be off by 6,7,8,9,10%!! And then if you lower gearing (on a gearbox driven speedo) this will make the speedo read even more optimistic.
Aaron, how is your R1 geared? stock? down 1 in the front? up 2 on the rear?
I put a GPS on my mates 98 R1 a couple of years ago and his speedo was 11% fast. He was geared 1 down on the front and 1 down on the rear. He was most dissapointed after his speedo told him 288kmh, but in reality was around 260KMh.
White trash
24th March 2005, 14:23
Speedos can be off along way. It'd not unusual for the factory speedo to be off by 6,7,8,9,10%!! And then if you lower gearing (on a gearbox driven speedo) this will make the speedo read even more optimistic.
Aaron, how is your R1 geared? stock? down 1 in the front? up 2 on the rear?
I put a GPS on my mates 98 R1 a couple of years ago and his speedo was 11% fast. He was geared 1 down on the front and 1 down on the rear. He was most dissapointed after his speedo told him 288kmh, but in reality was around 260KMh.
Where as *my* bike's acyually been timed at an average of 296 over a flying quater.
Eat shit Yamageeks!
PSYCHO
24th March 2005, 14:25
Where as *my* bike's acyually been timed at an average of 296 over a flying quater.
Eat shit Yamageeks!
And my bike's been timed at an actual 304.92kmh average over the flying 1/4 !
Eat my shit yas all! :killingme
**R1**
24th March 2005, 14:26
I'm actually keen for a shot at this.
There's a road over the wairarapa that they close twice a year for the flying quaters.
You could work it in with that, they've already got the timing gear.
Aaron: Ask Stone Chucker how accurate R1 gearbox driven speedos are, I think he saw 250 something on his first run, actual time, 230.
Yeah im dead keen.(no pun intended) i was thinking of Wigram airbase its not used for planes anymore, and its dead flat and nice and long, i know my speedo is out(i dont think and R1 would do a genuine 313kph) but a mate on a gsxr1000 has followed me while doing a wheelie and clocked me at 235(my speedo read 241) but none the less i recon it can be done, and i guess while my bike looks like a hunk of shit its the best time to practice.
vifferman
24th March 2005, 14:28
And my bike's been timed at an actual 304.92kmh average over the flying 1/4 !
Eat my shit yas all! :killingme
My bike, when aroused, is capable of travelling at at least 2.3 times the speed of sound. :yes:
scumdog
24th March 2005, 14:35
Not sure? the speedo is driven off the gearbox so it cant be that far out? can it?
That one works all the time when you get pulled over for speeding!!! :whistle:
scumdog
24th March 2005, 14:38
And my bike's been timed at an actual 304.92kmh average over the flying 1/4 !
Eat my shit yas all! :killingme
My "not quite as streamlined as a brick shit-house" 'lorry' has been timed at 131mph (go figure it out yourself).
TonyB
24th March 2005, 15:52
Aaron: Ask Stone Chucker how accurate R1 gearbox driven speedos are, I think he saw 250 something on his first run, actual time, 230.
Too true- I've got a mag that did Dyno runs on all of the 04 1000's. While riders were seeing 299kph on the R1's speedo, the dyno told a different story- it was only geared to do 280.
Mind you, they might not have dynoed it in top gear
inlinefour
24th March 2005, 16:04
As I no longer get off on stunts, I'll be impressed from them all. If someone here should be keen to try, I'd like to watch... :niceone:
wkid_one
24th March 2005, 16:10
Fastest Motorcycle Wheelie over 1 km
British daredevil Dave Rogers reached a record speed of 220.3 km/h (136.9 mph) while performing a motorcycle wheelie over a kilometre at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire, UK, on 28 October 2002. He smashed the previous record – set at the same track a year earlier – held by Christopher McInnes (UK), who reached a speed of 203.4 km/h (126.4 mph).
I was just curious what the fastest wheelie was and came accross this in the Guinness records from 2005....i have done well over 230kph on the back wheel and i know bikers that are fuckn good at wheelies. just duznt seem that hard to beat....
Why doesn't Darwin's Theory of evolution work all the time?
White trash
24th March 2005, 16:11
Pot, kettle. Glass house, throwing stones. Come on, this has gotta be ringing bells?
wkid_one
24th March 2005, 16:15
Pot, kettle. Glass house, throwing stones. Come on, this has gotta be ringing bells?
You bite too easy tho WT......
**R1**
24th March 2005, 16:15
Why doesn't Darwin's Theory of evolution work all the time?
ask Zed, evolution or
creation.
it's only stupid if ya havnt tried it b4, and think ya can break a record. but if ya have its just FUN.
White trash
24th March 2005, 16:17
Just eager to get back to the good ol' mudslingin' days mate.
Welcome back by the way, did our chance meeting at The Fish the other day jog your memory of the little folks you'd missed so much or something?
wkid_one
24th March 2005, 16:23
Just eager to get back to the good ol' mudslingin' days mate.
Welcome back by the way, did our chance meeting at The Fish the other day jog your memory of the little folks you'd missed so much or something?
No no - been posting randomly - didn't have net for a while with the new house.....too slack hooking it up.
Was actually back there the next day on two wheels - great ride!
Mudslinging is much better! This site is now way too touchy feely.
MSTRS
24th March 2005, 16:44
My "not quite as streamlined as a brick shit-house" 'lorry' has been timed at 131mph (go figure it out yourself).
That's fast for a pos HD. Was it on the back wheel tho, like these guys?
dangerous
24th March 2005, 19:43
That's fast for a pos HD. Was it on the back wheel tho, like these guys?
ummm I might be wrong here but I think hes talking bout his 1955 Ford F100 truck so it was most likely on both its back wheels :ride:
gav
24th March 2005, 20:02
Or he had the Harley in the back of his truck?
StoneChucker
24th March 2005, 20:27
One friggin minute...
WT, you saw THAT speed over the flying quarters because you weigh less than a fantail queef. Most 04 1K's are pretty equal, with all things being equal.
However, after riding your bike I do feel that some have the edge over others, and I can admit your's probably does.
Coldkiwi
29th March 2005, 18:04
WT, when they close the wairarapa road, can you go flat tack in both directions or just one?
scumdog
29th March 2005, 23:32
ummm I might be wrong here but I think hes talking bout his 1955 Ford F100 truck so it was most likely on both its back wheels :ride:
Very astute observation Mr D. - and I was too shit scared to worry how many wheels were still on the ground, just thankful to have the F100 still facing the direction I wanted it to go in! :shit: (After all it WAS designed for a top speed of about 130kph....).
dangerous
30th March 2005, 06:21
Very astute observation Mr D. - and I was too shit scared to worry how many wheels were still on the ground, just thankful to have the F100 still facing the direction I wanted it to go in! :shit: (After all it WAS designed for a top speed of about 130kph....).
LOL... ahhh yeah, kinda like a upside down maxium displacement hull isent it :confused: but as she sits in the weeds there must be some wicked ground affect suction type thing going on there....... like a F1 car :cool: and besides......... the wheelie bars arnt just for show now are they :whistle:
HEY R1AARON..... did ya hear that, Scummy's got wheelie bars, that must turn ya on aye.... reckon it could out do the R1... and SD can even stand up, well if he pocked his head out the sun roof he could. :lol:
**R1**
30th March 2005, 07:36
LOL... ahhh yeah, kinda like a upside down maxium displacement hull isent it :confused: but as she sits in the weeds there must be some wicked ground affect suction type thing going on there....... like a F1 car :cool: and besides......... the wheelie bars arnt just for show now are they :whistle:
HEY R1AARON..... did ya hear that, Scummy's got wheelie bars, that must turn ya on aye.... reckon it could out do the R1... and SD can even stand up, well if he pocked his head out the sun roof he could. :lol:Anyone with skill duznt need wheelie bars:killingme :lol:
I have dun a 10.3 at the drags....and 2/3rds of that were on one wheel:banana:
White trash
30th March 2005, 07:52
WT, when they close the wairarapa road, can you go flat tack in both directions or just one?
Only one but in the interests of a world record attempt, they'd probably let you go both.
scumdog
30th March 2005, 09:09
LOL... ahhh yeah, kinda like a upside down maxium displacement hull isent it :confused: but as she sits in the weeds there must be some wicked ground affect suction type thing going on there....... like a F1 car :cool: and besides......... the wheelie bars arnt just for show now are they :whistle:
HEY R1AARON..... did ya hear that, Scummy's got wheelie bars, that must turn ya on aye.... reckon it could out do the R1... and SD can even stand up, well if he pocked his head out the sun roof he could. :lol:
The sun-roof thing was one of my bigger worries - the faster I went the more it bulged upwards! (Had visions of it blowing out and getting sucked out through the resulting hole kinda like those airline disaster movies!!).
Note the wear on the wheelie-bar wheels, they get "whittled-down" pretty quick during a day at the drags.
I should let Aaron fit one of my street 305 X 15" tyres to his R1 - NO traction problems then!!
Still smoke 'em up easy with the F100 and no, I'm not the kind of plonker that needs the front brakes on to get a skid going, just use the gobs of torque the truck has :2thumbsup
White trash
30th March 2005, 09:10
The sun-roof thing was one of my bigger worries - the faster I went the more it bulged upwards! (Had visions of it blowing out and getting sucked out through the resulting hole kinda like those airline disaster movies!!).
Note the wear on the wheelie-bar wheels, they get "whittled-down" pretty quick during a day at the drags.
I should let Aaron fit one of my street 305 X 15" tyres to his R1 - NO traction problems then!!
Still smoke 'em up easy with the F100 and no, I'm not the kind of plonker that needs the front brakes on to get a skid going, just use the gobs of torque the truck has :2thumbsup
Hey meester!
Take us for a hoon next time I'm down?
scumdog
30th March 2005, 09:14
Hey meester!
Take us for a hoon next time I'm down?
Yeah sure, but is that 'instead of ' or 'as well as' the beer I owe you Trashy? :confused:
White trash
30th March 2005, 09:16
Yeah sure, but is that 'instead of ' or 'as well as' the beer I owe you Trashy? :confused:
Let me get this straight.
You can't handle a beer AND a skid in the truck? Obviously not at the same time, but *one beer*? And a skid?
Ah fuck it, I'll bring me own beer, a quick "wheels up" pass down the main street will suffice.
scumdog
30th March 2005, 09:24
Let me get this straight.
You can't handle a beer AND a skid in the truck? Obviously not at the same time, but *one beer*? And a skid?
Ah fuck it, I'll bring me own beer, a quick "wheels up" pass down the main street will suffice.
Export will be fine thanks and bags you pour - and no spilling onto me flash axminster or I'll clock you one! :2thumbsup
dangerous
30th March 2005, 18:34
Export will be fine thanks and bags you pour - and no spilling onto me flash axminster or I'll clock you one! :2thumbsup
:killingme heheheheeeeeehe.... ahhh hell clock em one anyway, proberly deserves it one way or the other.
WINJA
31st March 2005, 22:09
Fastest Motorcycle Wheelie over 1 km
British daredevil Dave Rogers reached a record speed of 220.3 km/h (136.9 mph) while performing a motorcycle wheelie over a kilometre at Elvington airfield in Yorkshire, UK, on 28 October 2002. He smashed the previous record – set at the same track a year earlier – held by Christopher McInnes (UK), who reached a speed of 203.4 km/h (126.4 mph).
I was just curious what the fastest wheelie was and came accross this in the Guinness records from 2005....i have done well over 230kph on the back wheel and i know bikers that are fuckn good at wheelies. just duznt seem that hard to beat....
I SEEN A VIDEO OF A TURBO BUSA PULLIN THEM UP AT 280 PLUS THEN HOLDING THEM TILL 340 OR SO, NOT AT BALANCE POINT JUST UNDER POWER, YIKES
MSTRS
31st March 2005, 22:23
There is a vid out there of a busa with the view thru the front screen that shows the speedo/rev dials at the bottom of the picture. The rider moves off, lifts the front wheel so's all you can see is sky (& dials). Speedo tops out at 320ish before the front drops to give you a look at the road again.
Sensei
31st March 2005, 22:57
:
I have dun a 10.3 at the drags....and 2/3rds of that were on one wheel:banana:[/QUOTE]
Is that for real ? Only could get 10.2 out of my Stage 3 Gsxr1100 on avgas Lowered with 10 psi rear & you did 10.3 while wheelieing over half the 1/4 .
that on your R1 ?? or a drag bike ?? :confused:
Sensei
inlinefour
31st March 2005, 23:52
There is a vid out there of a busa with the view thru the front screen that shows the speedo/rev dials at the bottom of the picture. The rider moves off, lifts the front wheel so's all you can see is sky (& dials). Speedo tops out at 320ish before the front drops to give you a look at the road again.
Downloaded all the bike clips off kazaalite when we got ADSL. Have them all on disc and if anyone would like a copy feel free to ask. :whistle:
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