Never let go.

[onearmedbandit]

No matter how far gone you think you are...

http://www.gaskrank.eu/tv/racing/faellt-er-oder-faellt-er-nicht-1469.htm

[Colapop]

JEEZ!! Look at that back wheel go!!

[Subike]

Wicked!!! thats just taking it past the limits and back for seconds!

[Usarka]

My god Magnum!....

[Meekey_Mouse]

Phwooaaahhh!! That is SO cool :clap:

[Drum]

I like the 'what the fuck was that' look back afterwards.

[saul]

I like the 'what the fuck was that' look back afterwards.


+1 :rockon:

[Mom]

What amazing skills... or sheer bloody mindedness and brute strength...

I tend to the latter!

[nallac]

sheeit, he made good use of his knee sliders...

[t3mp0r4ry nzr]

I like the 'what the fuck was that' look back afterwards.

and the 'hope someone got that on camera, otherwise no one would believe me' look. great.

I could learn from that, I tend to give up by the time my elbows on the ground and hop off for a lie down!

[Deano]

Apart from the severe slide - I nearly slipped off my bike exiting the sweeper at Manfeild.

My leg was way out there - Lissa thought I was waving to the crowd....

[GSVR]

Thomas Luthi. Spose he learnt that from Keith Codes Rider Training. He's a pretty serious racer. He wouldn't have seen the shit he slipped on as he would have been looking half a mile up the track.

[Edbear]

What amazing skills... or sheer bloody mindedness and brute strength...

I tend to the latter!



(Wouldn'ta picked you for the "brute strength" type...:innocent:)


But awesome display, for sure!:gob:

[speed63]

It was his elbow that kept him up :rockon:

[vifferman]

Actual, that "Never let go" thang isn't good advice for road racing. Ask Aaron Slight - he started off racing dirt bikes, where holding onto the bike after you went down made it easier and quicker to get going again. But (however), that habit alsmot cost him his hand when testing at Suzuka, where it was severely abraded between the handlebar and track.
Ouchie!!

[007XX]

:shit: Oh my...

That dude must have been gifted with all sorts of amazing skills at birth! that is just incredible...:niceone::niceone:

[Bren]

Geeze...he loves to flop it about eh?????? (another lewd remark for you 007XX:niceone:)

[GSVR]

Actual, that "Never let go" thang isn't good advice for road racing. Ask Aaron Slight - he started off racing dirt bikes, where holding onto the bike after you went down made it easier and quicker to get going again. But (however), that habit alsmot cost him his hand when testing at Suzuka, where it was severely abraded between the handlebar and track.
Ouchie!!

Actually I think he mentions in his book that Honda wanted to put on super light (and Weak) handlebars. Not easy to pick up a bike after a fall and ride it again if the clippons broken. Unfortunate accident.

[Pumba]

Actually I think he mentions in his book that Honda wanted to put on super light (and Weak) handlebars. Not easy to pick up a bike after a fall and ride it again if the clippons broken. Unfortunate accident.

If I remember the book right Hoda did put on the uper light clip ons that broke if you looked at them the wrong way. It lasted a couple of meetings and then Aaron put the heavier ones back on without telling anyone that cared.

Nice slide though.

[99TLS]

awesome footage

[007XX]

Geeze...he loves to flop it about eh?????? (another lewd remark for you 007XX:niceone:)

:laugh: Cheers sir! :niceone:

However, I am in serious awe at the talent and/or luck this guy displayed...Maybe had some experience with being a monkey on a sidecar?:eek:

[steveb64]

That was a good example of "Never give up!". :eek5: Also got to be the longest sequence of front wheel slides/pushes I've ever seen too! :shit::first::clap:

[BarryG]

Speaking of the Slight book, does anyone know where I could buy a copy? I've looked for it on the internet, but no luck, and I couldn't find it in the NZ bookshops last time I was there.
Anyone?
Thanks
Cheers
Barry
PS good save, that man!

[Pumba]

Speaking of the Slight book, does anyone know where I could buy a copy? I've looked for it on the internet, but no luck, and I couldn't find it in the NZ bookshops last time I was there.
Anyone?
Thanks
Cheers
Barry
PS good save, that man!

I managed to pick up a copy off trade me. Just my $0.02

[Shaun]

Glad I took a couple of minutes to look at it- I used to love watching the GP Crash video's, the fact that 90 Odd % servived them, impressed the shit out of me