View Poll Results: Do you actively try and do wheelstands or frontwheel stoppies?

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  • Yes, and I love it!

    64 36.16%
  • Tried once or twice but never again

    16 9.04%
  • No, but I'd like to try it sometime

    69 38.98%
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Thread: Larrakin behaviour!

  1. #61
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    hmm yeah i spose stoppies on a big bike would be more scarey.. just yesterday i tried 2 outside my house on my racebike, just slow as and with the only good tyres in my garage on it and nice brakes i just rip in the front brake, dont even need to shuffle weight (altho it does help) and it can throw you right over.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    deliberately-crashing-a-bike-to-see-how-far-it-would-lean, soul.

    Jim2
    That would be Trevor "Fatboyslim" Franklin.

    I stopped buying PB ever since they mix the girls with the bikes. Loss of focus, I reckon.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmoot
    That would be Trevor "Fatboyslim" Franklin.

    I stopped buying PB ever since they mix the girls with the bikes. Loss of focus, I reckon.
    He got BIIIIG didn't he??

    Look at an old photo and he's almost unrecognisable now compared to 5 years ago. Simon Hargreaves too.

    I agree that they've lost focus.

    Jim2

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    heh... Lucky Fat Bastid...
    Look at his portfolio of test rides apart from new bikes:
    Doohan's NSR, V2 NSR, 250 NSR, Edwards' Castrol RVF, Edwards' RC51, and that was only in 2 issues......Not to mention Rossi's NSR n Yamaha N1.
    Damn enviable job, eh? I'd work overtime for free for that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmoot
    heh... Lucky Fat Bastid...
    Look at his portfolio of test rides apart from new bikes:
    Doohan's NSR, V2 NSR, 250 NSR, Edwards' Castrol RVF, Edwards' RC51, and that was only in 2 issues......Not to mention Rossi's NSR n Yamaha N1.
    Damn enviable job, eh? I'd work overtime for free for that
    And you'd prolly be in line behind 2-3million bikers around the world who would pay to be allowed the job!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 750Y
    redstar..


    does he have anything unusual on his black helmet?
    I've seen a lot of guys wheelying the r1.
    You're not talking about the mad pom are you?

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    Wheelies, stoppies and anything else I can think of to try
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    Quote Originally Posted by Racer X
    Wheelies, stoppies and anything else I can think of to try
    Is that CE approved clothing?
    Where is his helmet?
    Yada yada yada...
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racer X
    Wheelies, stoppies and anything else I can think of to try
    Dude! you look like KK!!

    Is Racer X the secret identity of KK?

    Nice trick by the way, I never could let go of the bike with that one hand after standing on top.


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    Thanx moto, and I like that slogan of yours by the way
    Yeah, you just gotta go for it, not on a dirtbike though LOL

    Who is this KK? don't worry, I'm not him

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    Quote Originally Posted by Racer X
    Thanx moto, and I like that slogan of yours by the way
    Yeah, you just gotta go for it, not on a dirtbike though LOL

    Who is this KK? don't worry, I'm not him

    Cheers dude , I might try it one of these days on my race bike.

    And KK is the infamous one and only Kwaka-kid, the legendary westie himself.

    He has an identical looking bike as yours.


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    eh? me? no! but thats my bike! mmm go the V4's.

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    Did one wheelie years ago on my old 400 over speed hump. Can't get my GSX to come up, but have to admit I have no idea how. would like to learn wheelies/stoppies but can't afford the repairs when I get it wrong, and like riding too much to be without bike while I try to save up for repairs. So I just go hard out with both whels on the ground.
    I have got the front off (probably only an inch or so) in an uphill corner pushing it a couple of times, when hitting bump in the road. I guess the front is fairly light though going uphill under power.

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    I saw some great larrakin behaviour on Friday night at the top of the Takas.
    We'd stopped at the top for a smoke and a Ducati 999 & a CBR 1000 came flying up from the Wairarapa side. As the CBR hit the car park he popped the bike onto the back wheel and did a mono across the car park. Then he dropped it down and went straight into a stoppie to finish. It looked very cool.
    Then as both bike departed they both popped up and monoed off into the sunset.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slingshot
    I saw some great larrakin behaviour on Friday night at the top of the Takas.
    We'd stopped at the top for a smoke and a Ducati 999 & a CBR 1000 came flying up from the Wairarapa side. As the CBR hit the car park he popped the bike onto the back wheel and did a mono across the car park. Then he dropped it down and went straight into a stoppie to finish. It looked very cool.
    Then as both bike departed they both popped up and monoed off into the sunset.
    Oh thats so beautiful *sniff*

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