like to see him do that eating a donut
like to see him do that eating a donut
Imagine if he rode a motard through that course!!![]()
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It seems more of a memory test than a riding test. Where to next...? A running commentary from the rider identifying potential safety hazards would add to the experience haha, let's see our own pigs do that, priceless.
Not as elaborate, (There's a cop that's done a lot of cones) but I have seen NZ Police Officers do similar on Honda ST and BMW's.
For Bona Fide organisations or clubs the instructors will even demonstrate and instruct.
Pretty impressive altho having a lean indicator called floorboards probably makes it easier than first thought BUT I couldn't do it ain't no doubt about that - I'd kill 1 or 2 dozen cones at least
David
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Theres no question what this guy does during his doughnut break!!! Good effort tho Id probably have trouble riding a BMX threw that coarse not to mention remebering which way to turn at each cone!![]()
Apart from the rider what about the cones...all those bloody cones in neat rows and curves and only a few non metric units apart.
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To me the impressive thing is the tightness of lock that the Harley has that is as good as a decent dirt bike from what I could see. Try and run my road bike around that course and I'd be on the ground when the damn thing hit the steering stop.
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Merv
im sure I could turn my bike that tight. But it would take about 1.5 minutes to do it 1 time and would involve both feet on the ground and a quick waddle.
& no having footplates as lean indicators would not make it any easier. I can put mine down on roundabouts but try not to.
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