View Full Version : Kwaka craps it.
george formby
15th December 2011, 10:38
Looks terminal. No idea what the vid is about but I guess it really spoilt the riders day.
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caspernz
15th December 2011, 10:44
Seems a bit fishy to me....almost looks like a setup??
Had a CBX550 ages back that chuckled a rod out the block whilst at open road speed, you find the clutch quite helpful when engine is seized...and hot engine oil on your boots is not very nice...
bogan
15th December 2011, 10:54
There's your problem, those bits are meant to stay inside the engine.
george formby
15th December 2011, 10:58
Seems a bit fishy to me....almost looks like a setup??
Had a CBX550 ages back that chuckled a rod out the block whilst at open road speed, you find the clutch quite helpful when engine is seized...and hot engine oil on your boots is not very nice...
+1 Rather odd.
caspernz
15th December 2011, 11:09
There's your problem, those bits are meant to stay inside the engine.
But it makes for such a nice rise in heart rate when they come out....:no::no:
steve_t
15th December 2011, 11:12
What did the other guy help him do? Lock down the forks? I wanna know what the plan was, with the multiple camera angles, if the engine hadn't shit itself
george formby
15th December 2011, 11:17
What did the other guy help him do? Lock down the forks? I wanna know what the plan was, with the multiple camera angles, if the engine hadn't shit itself
There is a button on the black fork guard, or maybe a key hole camera.
bogan
15th December 2011, 11:20
What did the other guy help him do? Lock down the forks? I wanna know what the plan was, with the multiple camera angles, if the engine hadn't shit itself
Practicing starts, easier to lead from the front than come through the pack. Think he locked the forks down to prevent wheelstands off the start, they unlock under brakes/bumps in/by the first corner.
Crasherfromwayback
15th December 2011, 11:53
Practicing starts, easier to lead from the front than come through the pack. Think he locked the forks down to prevent wheelstands off the start, they unlock under brakes/bumps in/by the first corner.
Wot e said.
Jay GTI
15th December 2011, 11:53
Practicing starts, easier to lead from the front than come through the pack. Think he locked the forks down to prevent wheelstands off the start, they unlock under brakes/bumps in/by the first corner.
Yep...
http://www.procircuit.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=69480&idcategory=0
steve_t
15th December 2011, 12:26
Practicing starts, easier to lead from the front than come through the pack. Think he locked the forks down to prevent wheelstands off the start, they unlock under brakes/bumps in/by the first corner.
Every once in a while, someone posts something informative on KB :msn-wink: Cheers man :niceone:
Reckless
15th December 2011, 12:33
Practicing starts, easier to lead from the front than come through the pack. Think he locked the forks down to prevent wheelstands off the start, they unlock under brakes/bumps in/by the first corner.
Yep...
http://www.procircuit.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=69480&idcategory=0
Standard fitting on all top competition MX bikes!
As said they auto release under brakes into the first corner.
cave weta
15th December 2011, 12:37
They were filming the launch buttons for a promo video...nek minite.
Brian d marge
16th December 2011, 11:56
Honda promotional video,
Stephen
takitimu
16th December 2011, 13:32
I reckon it was a setup, was on vital awhile ago, that is alot of effort for a bike which sounded really bad as soon as it was started, I mean for a pretty professional video/crew setup to then use a bike that sounded that bad seems odd.
Jay GTI
16th December 2011, 14:08
I reckon it was a setup, was on vital awhile ago, that is alot of effort for a bike which sounded really bad as soon as it was started, I mean for a pretty professional video/crew setup to then use a bike that sounded that bad seems odd.
I agree, a few clues to it being done on purpose...
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