Learner rider gets clocked at 232km/h

**Kitt** · 5th March 2016, 14:19

found hiding at his sister's house

HAHAHA

but really... it sounds like he lost them repeatedly and then deliberately recaught their attention... multiple times even? I wonder at what point he went from "this is great haha chase me you cops" to "oh shit where's sis HELP ME SIS".

What a shame I don't know him. For the rest of his life every time he walked into the pub we'd yell out "HIDING AT YO SISTA'S HOUSE"

Kit

**Big Dog** · 5th March 2016, 14:38

Originally Posted by Kitt

found hiding at his sister's house

HAHAHA

but really... it sounds like he lost them repeatedly and then deliberately recaught their attention... multiple times even? I wonder at what point he went from "this is great haha chase me you cops" to "oh shit where's sis HELP ME SIS".

What a shame I don't know him. For the rest of his life every time he walked into the pub we'd yell out "HIDING AT YO SISTA'S HOUSE"

Kit

Probably when the fuel light came on...

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**pritch** · 5th March 2016, 15:24

Originally Posted by WNJ

yeah myself and my mate regularly do 260+ around clevedon down the back roads to CORO

Having been avoiding Auckland for years I'd be lost almost everywhere, except there. The roads around Miranda although not wide are straight. With nothing much growing above knee height you can see for miles, probably not a bad place to let the bike stretch its legs.

You don't normally see

between Kawakawa Bay and Waitakaruru, they will usually be on the main roads - but not always.

**rastuscat** · 5th March 2016, 17:43

If he had been wear a Rossi replica race kit it would have kept the whole body in one leather bag for the pathologist to do the post mortem on.

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**pritch** · 5th March 2016, 18:06

Originally Posted by rastuscat

If he had been wear a Rossi replica race kit it would have kept the whole body in one leather bag for the pathologist to do the post mortem on.

Now, now, don't go picking on people who wear Rossi stuff.

**RGVforme** · 5th March 2016, 18:52

Originally Posted by pritch

Now, now, don't go picking on people who wear Rossi stuff.

Yeah the power ranger look is very popular among the sports bikers now days.....

**pritch** · 5th March 2016, 22:13

Originally Posted by RGVforme

Yeah the power ranger look is very popular among the sports bikers now days.....

Nah I'd look fucking silly in one piece leathers. I do have a couple of race replica helmets though.

**roogazza** · 6th March 2016, 07:00

Originally Posted by rastuscat

If he had been wear a Rossi replica race kit it would have kept the whole body in one leather bag for the pathologist to do the post mortem on.

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Had an older sheila tell me they look like a ''Stretch and Grow'' suit a wee while a go !!!

Probably cos mine are a bit stretched in places these days ??

**pritch** · 6th March 2016, 14:00

Originally Posted by nzspokes

Didnt know trumpies could go that fast....

Triumph have used the Daytona name for various models, but the 675 that has been current for some years now is supposed to be good for 265kph.
And no, it's not LAMS compliant.

His licence class is hypothetical because he probably isn't going to have one for some time. Jorge Lorenzo only passed his licence test a couple of years back. Eugene Laverty reportedly failed his theory test a just few weeks ago. Some people can ride quite well despite not having a licence at all.

**RGVforme** · 6th March 2016, 19:36

Originally Posted by roogazza

Had an older sheila tell me they look like a ''Stretch and Grow'' suit a wee while a go !!!

Probably cos mine are a bit stretched in places these days ??

Or worse a Onesie!!!

lmao

**fxxk** · 7th March 2016, 14:53

I would like to point out that the road he was on used to be a 100K zone, the last few years the F##kn PC homo's in the waikato / waipa district council have been reducing speed limits and shortening passing lanes on nearly all busy over used roads. They seem to be pretty determined to do the opposite of FUTURE PROOFING highways and country roads out of town (i.e expanding etc for population growth)

On a more serious note, My LAMS bike loses the wind in its sails at 172kph

**Gremlin** · 7th March 2016, 15:30

Originally Posted by pritch

Jorge Lorenzo only passed his licence test a couple of years back. Eugene Laverty reportedly failed his theory test a just few weeks ago. Some people can ride quite well despite not having a licence at all.

Actually, you need to define ride quite well with respect to the circumstances. While there is some crossover of skills, mostly, going fast on a race track and riding well on the road have totally different mindsets, lines blah blah.