Supermoto posters

[deanohit]

Me on my crf450 taupo race track...these things are fun!
Attachment 77458

Man, that is an awesome shot!

[Finn]

Here's my cuzzie bro...

[deanohit]

Here's my cuzzie bro...

So where was that taken Finn?
Great shot!

[crash test dummy]

im knee down...taupo has only got one really tight hairpin and find going around this with bike on knee is faster, im from a road background so find this more comfy. We were racing there this weekend and the slicks went off...my mate who is also knee down rider started putting foot out cause of the sliding we getting coming out of the corners....im foot out in the wet (with different boots on)

[Finn]

So where was that taken Finn?
Great shot!

Somewhere around LA at a guess. He's a Stunt Coordinator / Stuntman and lives there. He's also got an R1. A lot of fun to hang out with - trust me.

Hancock (2008) (post-production) (stunt coordinator)
Jumper (2008) (post-production) (stunt coordinator)
X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) (stunt coordinator)
16 Blocks (2006) (stunt double: Bruce Willis)
Saw II (2005) (stunt double)
The Dukes of Hazzard (2005) (stunts)
The Island (2005) (stunt performer)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005) (assistant stunt coordinator)
National Treasure (2004) (stunts)
Troy (2004) (assistant stunt coordinator)
Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003) (stunts)
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) (assistant stunt coordinator) (key stunt performer) (stunt double: Arnold Schwarzenegger / Nick Stahl
The Tuxedo (2002) (stunt driver)
"Witchblade" (2001) (stunt coordinator)
Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) (stunts)
Proof of Life (2000) (stunt double: Kessler)
Vertical Limit (2000) (stunts)
The Last Patrol (2000) (stunt double: Mr. Lundgren)
Operation Delta Force 3: Clear Target (1999) (co-stunt coordinator) (stunts)
The World Is Not Enough (1999) (stunt double: Pierce Brosnan)
"Relic Hunter" (1999) TV Series (stunt coordinator
Bridge of Dragons (1999) (stunt double: Mr. Lundgren)
The Mummy (1999) (stunts)
Sweepers (1998) (assistant stunt coordinator)
Blackjack (1998) (TV) (stunt coordinator) (stunt double: Mr. Lundgren)
Operation Delta Force 2: Mayday (1998) (TV) (stunt coordinator)
"The Legend of the Hidden City" (1997) TV Series (stunts) (unknown episodes)
Cyborg Cop III (1996) (co-stunt coordinator)
Human Timebomb (1996) (stunts)
Kickboxer 5 (1995) (stunt double)
Cyborg Cop II (1995) (stunts)
Cyborg Cop (1993) (stunts)
Point of Impact (1993) (stunts)

[deanohit]

Sounds like quite the talented man, ya got any more pics of him on his motard?

[Finn]

Sounds like quite the talented man, ya got any more pics of him on his motard?

Nope, just his old R1...

[nodrog:Me]

Here's my cuzzie bro...

is that a pit bike, or is your cuzzie Adult sized?

[Finn]

is that a pit bike, or is your cuzzie Adult sized?

You must spread some reputation around before calling nodrog a cunt again.

*Read it carefully.

[Sully60]

im knee down...taupo has only got one really tight hairpin and find going around this with bike on knee is faster, im from a road background so find this more comfy. We were racing there this weekend and the slicks went off...my mate who is also knee down rider started putting foot out cause of the sliding we getting coming out of the corners....im foot out in the wet (with different boots on)

Yeah I'm pretty much the same. The one thing I'll say is the roadracing style uses less energy than the foot out style. Back in the days when we used Kaitoke cart track for endurance races 1 and 2 hours long pretty much everyone ends up riding road race stylez. The ol' foot out was good for the frenetic sprint races and in the wet but not so good for consistant fast laps.

[Coyote]

Does anyone know about Husabergs? I've always liked them, and they seem to be fairly cheap (I guess since few people want them).

[deanohit]

Nope, no idea on Husbergs, hardly even hear any thing about them, whether people like them or problems or just anything.
Cool looking bike though.

[GaZBur]

Does anyone know about Husabergs? I've always liked them, and they seem to be fairly cheap (I guess since few people want them).

There is a Husaberg (510?? or thereabouts) that I have competed against in the Road hill climb and Motards - I appears to be mega quick. I don't know if its standard but looks to have more power than a KTM525, he is a good rider and he fair slaughters me along with most the rest.

[deanohit]

For Sully60, some Bucketards from the States:
TTR125

[deanohit]

For Sully60, some Bucketards from the States:

CRF150

Both bikes on 17"s and running GP125 slicks.