View Full Version : Learning to ride - the hard way...
slofox
3rd January 2011, 15:12
Poor bike...(ripped off from another forum)
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paturoa
3rd January 2011, 15:18
Hey this corner turned the other way before!
EJK
3rd January 2011, 15:52
Pause at 1:48.
How would he have felt at that time? :-(
tri boy
3rd January 2011, 16:34
Obviously not enough Vodka had been consumed.
Phreak
3rd January 2011, 16:43
Idiot not wearing protective gear LUCKY it was grass he landed in...
Daffyd
3rd January 2011, 17:47
Maybe there's no russian word for 'countersteer'
Hurrie
3rd January 2011, 17:56
its funny how the guy with the camera is so relaxed about the whole thing, most people would be like "oh shit" and run over. but that again he put his mate on an r6 for his first ride so im guessing he expected it to happen and just needed someone to write off the bike
Gibbo89
3rd January 2011, 18:01
he was coming into that corner so much quicker then when he left it at the start of the vid
EJK
3rd January 2011, 18:03
he was coming into that corner so much quicker then when he left it at the start of the vid
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Cayman911
3rd January 2011, 18:07
when i got my bike i was riding the hard way too, 'cept the riding wasnt hard, i was :P
SMOKEU
3rd January 2011, 19:08
Haha what an idiot. Videos like this always crack me up, it's usually stupid Americans who have never ridden a bike before all of a sudden think they're Rossi just because they're on a nice sports bike.
Milts
4th January 2011, 11:38
Haha what an idiot. Videos like this always crack me up, it's usually stupid Americans who have never ridden a bike before all of a sudden think they're Rossi just because they're on a nice sports bike.
Perhaps it's "stupid americans" because americans are the ones who can and do video every aspect of their lives, and having done so upload it to youtube? No nation has a monopoly on stupidity.
That said, what kind of muppet lends someone an R6 to learn on, on a road, without (clearly) the most basic instructions. Yet another video to be added to the collection on target fixation.
SMOKEU
4th January 2011, 12:59
Perhaps it's "stupid americans" because americans are the ones who can and do video every aspect of their lives, and having done so upload it to youtube? No nation has a monopoly on stupidity.
That said, what kind of muppet lends someone an R6 to learn on, on a road, without (clearly) the most basic instructions. Yet another video to be added to the collection on target fixation.
Logic dictates that if you can't ride a bike, then learn on something like a GN250 in a quiet carpark or an XR250 on a quiet offroad trail. Don't try and run before you can walk.
Maha
4th January 2011, 13:04
Its was time to take the bike off him at the 43 second mark.
nosebleed
4th January 2011, 13:24
Too many facepalms, not enough space.
specter
4th January 2011, 19:22
i feel sorry for the bike!
not so much for him though, did seem like the cameraman was in on it though
sil3nt
5th January 2011, 08:00
Oddly enough it was this video that got me to give the Mrs a lesson yesterday. She said "is it really that hard to start a bike?". She found out the answer is no. Mind you the R6 probably needs a shit load more revs to get off the line.
oldrider
5th January 2011, 13:48
Mind you the R6 probably needs a shit load more revs to get off the line.
Well it does if you insist on starting in sixth gear! :rolleyes:
Better that he never ever got onto that bike, proof that someone even sillier than him was involved! :shifty:
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