Was there anything that man couldn't do?![]()
I love those old classic race bikes.
saw a GSXR1100/GS 1000 hybrid at the races one year.
I would love to make one...
or just buy a GSX 1400
Eddie Lawson was an ex flattracker - that's how you learn to ride like that.
In and out of jobs, running free
Waging war with society
good numbers too.,was a t manfeild yesterday half the bikes had numbers that you cant read from the side...
I see your point....
In the modern days of transponders there is no requirement for them as far as lap scoring goes... HOWEVER for the spectators looking through their programmes it is vital that they be visible!
I guess a side effect of not being able to see the numbers is that you can never actually tie up the commentary with the bikes. The commentator tends to use the riders name.......
As for the op's pic... Yes, that is a good one.... A lot of faith in what Mr Code talks about right there!
Saw a man attempting that a few weeks ago, needless to say he ended up in a bush but only slightly bruised
More Eddie....
This time onboard the beeeautiful Cagiva 500 GP bike.
(Doesn't it sound awesome!!)
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X08zELY-lo[/youtube]
and some 1979 Superbike racing....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NS6Sc1T09c[/youtube]
"...you meet the weirdest people riding a Guzzi !!..."
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