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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
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    Jeez, don't start that again - we're supposed to know better...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Virago View Post
    Jeez, don't start that again - we're supposed to know better...
    obviously i didn't/don't as i got an infraction, from that fuknuckle Jantar, for the first one.. i'm too stoopid to take a hint tho


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    Quote Originally Posted by jade View Post
    Ok so im getting more confident doing stoppies and do them at most intersections,
    Im starting to feel like I know how much grip is available and the technique for braking without locking... I can do small rolling stoppies from 70-80km, and I believe they would not be that much harder at higher speeds, my question is - are you less likely to lock the front at higher speeds because the wheel is traveling faster against the same braking pressure ?
    thats what i like to hare. keep up the good work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
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    aren't you getting a sore wrist, or are you used to it by now?
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    aren't intersections where the Diesel spirits, White Paint will o' wisps, Gravel ghosts and tosser cage drivers live?

    im personally all for doing stupid shit in traffic ..i spend 90% of my life driving around in it and could use some light entertainment...let me know where you're going next time .. love to watch a guy learn how a face plant feels.. i can even sell you some tools on the spot to fix it up


    Quote Originally Posted by Aero165 View Post
    Notice how all the people who are saying "Don't do it" either ride 'cruiser' type bikes or are about a million years old?

    care to guess how we got to be a million years old?...


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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    obviously i didn't/don't as i got an infraction, from that fuknuckle Jantar, for the first one.. i'm too stoopid to take a hint tho
    thats 2 for this thread.. lets go for the hatrick now Blackbird wants a piece of FUCK YOU too


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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    thats 2 for this thread.. lets go for the hatrick now Blackbird wants a piece of FUCK YOU too
    I think at this stage Sidewinder would be proud of you... and if Sidewinder is proud of you, I don't think you're doing very well
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    and who was callin who a wanker?
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    Quote Originally Posted by YamahaR64Life View Post
    and who was callin who a wanker?
    did someone fart?


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    Quote Originally Posted by ZeroIndex View Post
    I think at this stage Sidewinder would be proud of you... and if Sidewinder is proud of you, I don't think you're doing very well
    never heard of him/her...and if my life is gauged by how well or not i'm doing here i'll go cut my wrists now


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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    never heard of him/her...and if my life is gauged by how well or not i'm doing here i'll go cut my wrists now
    LOL... that reminds me of a t-shirt...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toaster View Post
    Jantar, I couldn't agree more on all points. Well said. Now... how do you do a stoppie on a 320kg+ cruiser without snapping the frame, that my next challenge!
    With some rocket boosters attached to the rear swingarm

    Quote Originally Posted by Aero165 View Post
    Notice how all the people who are saying "Don't do it" either ride 'cruiser' type bikes or are about a million years old?
    RE5 trumps rs250 dude, sorry to point that out
    And whatcha talking bout cruisers... cruisers do wheelies plenty decent...

    Ah, its gonna be quite humorous (or not so) when the dude needs to have an RS250 removed from his spine...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FilthyLuka View Post
    With some rocket boosters attached to the rear swingarm
    mmmmm rocket boosters......... (drool).

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    enough spamming people, perhaps I should have worded my original post better, I am not doing 100m 12 o clockers up to a busy intersection, ive just been experimenting with braking methods, how much grip is availible, and lifting the rear as I am rolling to a stop, it has been very much a case of starting from nothing over a couple months - braking onto the front wheel at 0kph, at 5kph, at 10 kph etc, I do them on empty roads mostly but I can tell you they have a 100pc strike rate of getting a look from the car you do it next to at the lights.
    I have locked the front 4 times on cold tyres and slid for about 1m but never enough to become a close call,
    If you dont test these limits, how are you going to deal with them when they happen unexpectedly ?
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