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Thread: R1150GS Lap of the Isle of man TT Course!

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    R1150GS Lap of the Isle of man TT Course!


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    Thumbs up GS enthusiast

    Quote Originally Posted by Moki View Post
    always new they were a capable machine eh Moki? Cheers for posting -

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    Very good
    Did ya see all the coppas parked up on the hairpin?

    I wonder how many tickets get issued there??

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    Other than in the villages there aren't any speed limits. You can still get tagged for being stoopid though!

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    Wow

    What a great piece of video - took me a while to download on a very slow satellite broadband system but really worth it.
    The guy just rides beautiful lines and really shows up the bad lines of many of the riders he passes - good lessons there
    Does anyone know if that was a standard GS1150 he was on (spose it was a "he") - it did sound a bit warmed up.
    Shame it was hard to read the speedo - f'ing quick whatever it was
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruralman View Post
    What a great piece of video - took me a while to download on a very slow satellite broadband system but really worth it.
    The guy just rides beautiful lines and really shows up the bad lines of many of the riders he passes - good lessons there
    Does anyone know if that was a standard GS1150 he was on (spose it was a "he") - it did sound a bit warmed up.
    Shame it was hard to read the speedo - f'ing quick whatever it was

    Yeah, some nice lines. Not a lot of room for errors. Could really get a grip on the speeds, but he's just about redlining in 6th on some of the backroads. I'd say he's probably pushing about 180k or so. This would mean that he's probably had some mods done. He's really quick through all the gears - note that he reels in all those that get by him in some of the towns.

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    Yep, they're a pretty good handling machine.

    For those not familiar with the dash of the 1150...

    http://www.gpscentral.ca/graphics/Photos/mark2full.gif

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Sensible View Post
    Yep, they're a pretty good handling machine.

    For those not familiar with the dash of the 1150...

    http://www.gpscentral.ca/graphics/Photos/mark2full.gif
    I thought the video has it on MPH rather than KPH like in your photo.

    Still in the video you can pick up where 100 MPH is (about 2 o'clock). Mind you just on the same spot where 160 KPH is in your photo... doh!

    Anyway, I was impressed with how light he was on the brakes, must be all the braking torque that those puppies have.

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    First time ever I've got to say this so REPOST! The Tourist put it up here

    Bloody cool video though and defiantly worth another viewing. Stick it to emm sprots bike riders!

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    First time ever I've got to say this so REPOST! The Tourist put it up here

    Bloody cool video though and defiantly worth another viewing. Stick it to emm sprots bike riders!

    Cheers R

    Yep yer right...

    Sorry about that Tourist.... didn't see your earlier post on this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moki View Post
    Yep yer right...

    Sorry about that Tourist.... didn't see your earlier post on this.
    Wouldn't worry about it too much. Last I heard the Tourist was in Ausi on his way back home to England so he wont complain to loudly. I was just making to most of my first opportunity to dig about reposting

    Cheers R
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    Great vid, have a look at this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCxms...elated&search= I think it's why only people with big balls enter this event..
    Been, seen and going next year.
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    Bet that 1150 pissed a few sports bike riders off.

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    They must get tons of fatal accidents, police were probably just waiting for the little shit on that 400 or whatever it was, to face plant a truck, how many times did he cross the centre line? The Beemer rider wasn't doing much better either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monkeyboy View Post
    They must get tons of fatal accidents, police were probably just waiting for the little shit on that 400 or whatever it was, to face plant a truck, how many times did he cross the centre line? The Beemer rider wasn't doing much better either.
    On mad sunday the mountain section is one way so there is no traffic coming the other direction and it's safe to cross the line.
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