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sil3nt
5th September 2011, 11:46
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_u47bPVeVc
:blink:

Just kidding...they are more than cool especially if you fuck up on video!

DMNTD
5th September 2011, 11:51
Holy Jebus! :shutup:

Crasherfromwayback
5th September 2011, 11:54
Yikes. Epic fail.

slofox
5th September 2011, 11:59
Oooo...bugger!

I bet that hurt a bit.

Scuba_Steve
5th September 2011, 11:59
dude with the camera's getting owned... then there was this fliying bike

bogan
5th September 2011, 12:00
farkkkk, hard to tell from the angle, but looked like he came close to taking out the other dude too!

Devil
5th September 2011, 12:00
Thats nasty.

Or that could have been REAL nasty. One lucky Mofo.

Mental Trousers
5th September 2011, 12:06
Stoppies are way cool and most definitely not for amateurs!!!

onearmedbandit
5th September 2011, 12:10
Oooo...bugger!

I bet that hurt a bit.

Only a broken wrist.

tigertim20
5th September 2011, 12:30
ahhh, the result of too much power, and not enough skill at your disposal!

imdying
5th September 2011, 12:39
ahhh, the result of too much power, and not enough skill at your disposal!But would you want it any other way :blip:

Edbear
5th September 2011, 12:54
Wow! :gob:

ducatilover
5th September 2011, 13:02
Shit, that looks fun! I know what I'm doing next time

xen
5th September 2011, 13:17
Daaaamn, he got off real lucky.

Maha
5th September 2011, 13:25
....and people bleat on and on when you admit to not stopping for bikers in trouble.:violin:

wysper
5th September 2011, 14:11
ahhh, the result of too much power, and not enough skill at your disposal!

lucky for me that my bike doesn't have enough power for my lack of skill, so we are ideally suited :woohoo:


Shit, that looks fun! I know what I'm doing next time

Of any one here, you need the least amount of new ways to trash your bike!
You are just jealous that his effort was caught on tape. :chase:

Mental Trousers
5th September 2011, 14:20
Daaaamn, he got off real lucky.

Yep. The damn thing almost end-o'ed onto his head.

Gremlin
5th September 2011, 14:30
Well, that was a little unexpected :blink:

kiwifruit
5th September 2011, 14:54
Whey hey hey!!!

nzspokes
5th September 2011, 14:55
Shit, that looks fun! I know what I'm doing next time

Your post cost me a mouthfull of coffee.....

YellowDog
5th September 2011, 15:04
Perhaps his other bike's a classic and needs a serious squeeze to engage the drum?

ducatilover
5th September 2011, 18:13
Daaaamn, he got off real lucky. Well....he got off yes.






Of any one here, you need the least amount of new ways to trash your bike!
You are just jealous that his effort was caught on tape. :chase:
Thesetwo points are both very true :facepalm::sunny:

Your post cost me a mouthfull of coffee.....
:rockon:

Parlane
5th September 2011, 20:12
Why did the bike camera continue on as normal? :\

Usarka
5th September 2011, 20:18
Why did the bike camera continue on as normal? :\

Because they were told that the marshals will deal to any issues and stopping on the track makes it more dangerous (according to some of teh comments).

Parlane
5th September 2011, 20:29
Because they were told that the marshals will deal to any issues and stopping on the track makes it more dangerous (according to some of teh comments).

Oh wow. Sorry, I read a lot of the comments but obviously didn't see that.

I thought pulling onto the grass after checking someone wasn't near you would be sufficient.

Gremlin
6th September 2011, 00:46
Oh wow. Sorry, I read a lot of the comments but obviously didn't see that.

I thought pulling onto the grass after checking someone wasn't near you would be sufficient.
Same as in NZ, if something does happen, course control decides if a red flag is necessary. If so, they tell marshals to put it out. All bikes return to pits, marshals deal with the issue. Last thing marshals want is all the bikes stopped on the side of the track, as it's a safety issue in itself.

LBD
6th September 2011, 02:06
Wow...didn't expect that....bet it hurt his pocket more than his wrist...

placidfemme
7th September 2011, 16:29
what a smart bike!! It does cartwheels!! I could only teach my bike how to plank!

Crasherfromwayback
7th September 2011, 16:37
Perhaps his other bike's a classic and needs a serious squeeze to engage the drum?

Believe it or not mate...some old drum brakes work a treat and are as powerful as!!!

In fact...they came on too hard at times.

5150
7th September 2011, 16:52
Did you check out the tits on that one? Oh, err, sorry wrong thread. As you where then...


Wow....:gob:

Crasherfromwayback
7th September 2011, 16:59
Where'd he go?246459

newhere
7th September 2011, 18:46
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_u47bPVeVc
:blink:

Just kidding...they are more than cool especially if you fuck up on video!

Ouch!:facepalm:

Geeen
7th September 2011, 19:38
Wow, bet he needs clean leathers :shit: He almost got that guy in white. Heres a
slo - mo


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-5gKy2HzoY&feature=related

Still scary as F....

Brett
8th September 2011, 08:50
ahhh, the result of too much power, and not enough skill at your disposal!

Power....? He was under braking? You mean too much braking power?

cheshirecat
8th September 2011, 09:27
Believe it or not mate...some old drum brakes work a treat and are as powerful as!!!

In fact...they came on too hard at times.
That brings back memories. Remember de tuning my old twin leading shoe front brake in wet weather and 4 leading shoe brakes were treated with great respect.

Crasherfromwayback
8th September 2011, 09:57
That brings back memories. Remember de tuning my old twin leading shoe front brake in wet weather and 4 leading shoe brakes were treated with great respect.

Hell yes. Drum brakes this large stop HARD. 246483

SILVER SUZI
8th September 2011, 10:05
Wounder what tyres he's got on there. He obviously has no issues with front grip!!:shutup:

ducatilover
8th September 2011, 10:53
Hell yes. Drum brakes this large stop HARD.
It's known that drum brakes can be made to stop very well :yes: I suppose it's easy/cheaper to do a disk brake set up that works just as well or better.
Fond memories of the drum on my GN dying halfway down the 'takas because I was bored and sliding it on the brake. Got really boring when that shagged out :facepalm:

Parlane
8th September 2011, 10:56
It's known that drum brakes can be made to stop very well :yes: I suppose it's easy/cheaper to do a disk brake set up that works just as well or better.
Fond memories of the drum on my GN dying halfway down the 'takas because I was bored and sliding it on the brake. Got really boring when that shagged out :facepalm:

How many bikes have you crashed? :facepalm:

Being 22 you may hold the record! lol Do insurance companies see you coming and suddenly change towns?

Crasherfromwayback
8th September 2011, 10:59
It's known that drum brakes can be made to stop very well :yes: I suppose it's easy/cheaper to do a disk brake set up that works just as well or better.
Fond memories of the drum on my GN dying halfway down the 'takas because I was bored and sliding it on the brake. Got really boring when that shagged out :facepalm:

Discs generally cool better, and are better in the wet. A drum brake full of water ain't much fun. I use a twin leading shoe setup on my RM400 vintage bike, and it stops as well as a disc...just don't have any front brakes after doing a water crossing for a while till it dries out.

ducatilover
8th September 2011, 21:34
How many bikes have you crashed? :facepalm:

Being 22 you may hold the record! lol Do insurance companies see you coming and suddenly change towns? Three in 180,000+km :yes: Only one crash has been reported....:innocent:


Discs generally cool better, and are better in the wet. A drum brake full of water ain't much fun. I use a twin leading shoe setup on my RM400 vintage bike, and it stops as well as a disc...just don't have any front brakes after doing a water crossing for a while till it dries out.
Fair points, brakes are for girls anyway.