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Holy crap, look at this guy go. Scroll down to the video, skip the beginning with all the credits, then watch him ride. Woooooooooow he's fast...

http://bridgetogantry.com/2/index.php/h ... ing-really

Not as fast as the guy who got busted for riding 180mph on a Canadian highway

The way those bikes buck and squirm at 120+mph through a corner, I can't fathom the balls you'd need to seek that out and control it.. I mean, those kind of videos look scary enough when they're just clipping the apex with their elbows on rock-steady bikes!

daugava wrote:Not as fast as the guy who got busted for riding 180mph on a Canadian highway

Did that have the same bends? Dont think so.....

During last and this week, I've seen this video posted in something like three or four forums. The guy is insanely fast, that's true, but he knows the Ring better than his living room, and needless to say, he's nuts .

Given a weekend John McGuinness or any of the elite road racers could probably beat it.

They're all nutters if you ask me. You couldn't pay me enough to take a bike anywhere near that speed.

If you like road racing check this out. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1698010/
The Isle of Man TT is mental..

After watching that, it feels great to be vertical again! Guy is "past" being crazy! Definition of suicide:This(imo)

Alibally wrote:If you like road racing check this out. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1698010/
The Isle of Man TT is mental..

This. Lol

And for those whom think I'm insane for my desires of my pcx, I own a '99 cbr1100xx (blackbird), I've gotten it up to 180mph, it took about 1.5 miles to get there.

180MPH!? That's insane. I haven't been over 130, and that was crazy enough.

Ive done well over a ton on a single track road.
That was possibly the most mental thing I've done on a bike that didn't result in a crash.

gn2 wrote:Ive done well over a ton on a single track road.
That was possibly the most mental thing I've done on a bike that didn't result in a crash.

Beaten that by well over 40mph.

170mph hard shoulder undertake on a courtesy bike. Haven't done that

And it wasn't snowing

Hard shoulder is much smoother, flatter, wider and straighter than west highland single track

It rains a lot where I live.
How to ride a motorcycle in the rain.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KycZk1M7g24
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gn2 wrote:Hard shoulder is much smoother, flatter, wider and straighter than west highland single track

I know. The hard shoulder was a seperate incident

sendler2112 wrote:It rains a lot where I live.
How to ride a motorcycle in the rain.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KycZk1M7g24
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HOW DOES HE FIT HIS BALLS ON THAT BIKE!?

Wow, I wish I was even half as good a rider as that. He lost traction so many times, but recovered and had 100% confidence in his line the whole run. Crazy.

Did you see Marc Marquezs run through the pack after starting almost last at last Sundays Moto2 race? The onboard was stunning.

I didn't -- can you find it on Youtube?

maddiedog wrote:I didn't -- can you find it on Youtube?

I can't. Pity. I'll keep looking in case it is uploaded. Worth watching