How sideways can you get? Hardcore edition

[Headbanger]

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Next week, Its trains.

[nudemetalz]

That is nuts !!!!!!!!! :2thumbsup

[Headbanger]

This is nuts, 120 MPH, sideways on a Harley.

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[nudemetalz]

The one I would love to see is movie footage of Kenny Roberts (if possible) on the TZ750 powered bike.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showpost.php?p=386275&postcount=11

[Headbanger]

He made up for his bike's lack of horsepower with an almost fearless, determined riding style. This fearless style was highlighted in 1975 when Roberts competed at the Indy Mile National aboard a dirt track motorcycle with a Yamaha TZ 750 two-stroke road racing engine wedged inside its frame. On a bike that was considered unrideable due to its excessive horsepower, Roberts came from behind on the two-stroke, and overtook the factory Harley-Davidson duo of Korky Keener and Jay Springsteen on the last lap for one of the most famous wins in American dirt track racing history. Afterwards, Roberts was famously quoted as saying, "They don't pay me enough to ride that thing"

Now that sounds like a race worth watching.