Gonna go far on my GSXR...

**Maki** · 10th October 2009, 22:28

http://www.break.com/worst-week/real...-wheelie1.html

If you want to see someone loop his GSXR, tear the ass out of his pants and have his friends say "be careful f***er, your gonna scratch the paint", then watch that vid.

The guy ends up by smoking a cigar RIGHT NEXT TO the crashed bike which may be leaking fuel all over the place for all he knows... If you don't know why that is a bad idea, then please turn in your licence and sell your bike.

**EJK** · 10th October 2009, 22:32

Seen that wheelie fail many times but not the full version like this. Interesting video there Maki.

**ynot slow** · 11th October 2009, 07:19

Was a video I rented years ago,was on road and off road riding,showed various things from Baja desert rides to accross Aussie,and how to survive if lost.The parody was a guy crashed in the desert or similar,the narrator said first see if you're injured,then find shelter close to water,then light a signal fire for warmth and help.The dude gets wood etc,decides to take petrol from tank to start fire,tank has a hole and a nice line from fire to bike(he put tank on bike),lights fire and a nice signal fire is lit,along with his bike,hilarious watching him realise the flames travelling to his bike.

**onearmedbandit** · 11th October 2009, 09:51

You can put a lit cigarette out in a pool of petrol with no problems. It takes a high concentration of petrol fumes in an enclosed area for it to become risky. Still wouldn't recommend it though.

**YellowDog** · 11th October 2009, 10:34

Perhaps he is really good on less powerful bikes.

**Laxi** · 11th October 2009, 10:48

Originally Posted by onearmedbandit

You can put a lit cigarette out in a pool of petrol with no problems. It takes a high concentration of petrol fumes in an enclosed area for it to become risky. Still wouldn't recommend it though.

**The Pastor** · 11th October 2009, 14:54

Originally Posted by onearmedbandit

You can put a lit cigarette out in a pool of petrol with no problems. It takes a high concentration of petrol fumes in an enclosed area for it to become risky. Still wouldn't recommend it though.

what ?