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  • #1

    156 MPH behind a hayabusa

    Big balls needed for this
    looks like a great way to cover your number plate and avoid fines

    http://bikerpunks.com/videos/156-mph-behind-a-suzuki-hayabusa.html
    LIVE TO RIDE AND RIDE TO LIVE
    LET THOSE WHO RIDE DECIDE

    'Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out,
    shouting 'FUCK YEAH ...WHAT A RIDE!'

    REGRET NOTHING YOUVE DONE

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  • #2
    Dear Jesus. That man is insane!
    c o o l s t o r y b r o

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    • #3
      Awesome!!!

      at least he was in a controlled environment- to a degree..

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      • #4
        AHA!

        Something else to try

        Cruise control - check.
        Brain - missing. check.
        Skitching plates - hmm. shed time coming up...
        "Once upon a time we would obey in public, but in private we would be cynical; today, we announce cynicism, but in private we obey."

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        • #5
          Jesus.:o
          Originally posted by Red_is_Best
          hahah I hate it when they do that and you make some noises like you had it done just last year, then they give you that look, like you are a bad vagina owner and you should take better care of it!

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          • #6
            hehe skitching... big brass ones tho!

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            • #7
              I was about to go edit my post to include a bit about seeing some sparks and a riderless bike the next time I get to work.
              c o o l s t o r y b r o

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              • #8
                What material's he using for his plates - they're pretty white sparks, but Ti would be a bit full-on in that size wouldn't it?
                "Once upon a time we would obey in public, but in private we would be cynical; today, we announce cynicism, but in private we obey."

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                • #9
                  Titanium would make for some nice white sparks....

                  It'd be a bitch to grind into the right shape but.
                  c o o l s t o r y b r o

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                  • #10
                    $$$$$$ too.

                    It's why sparkly sliders just have little screws/nails in 'em.

                    But I'm guessing you want skitching plates to be smooth n ramped.
                    "Once upon a time we would obey in public, but in private we would be cynical; today, we announce cynicism, but in private we obey."

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                    • #11
                      Exactry... Heel cap type thing, with a cruve up so you can raise your toes up a bit, wouldn't want a boot to snag on the ground at that speed....
                      c o o l s t o r y b r o

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                      • #12
                        "...its obviously a big suzuki, if that cartwheels and lands on me it's going to knock the wind out of me..."

                        YA THINK!!!!

                        "this is a technical shot, with the leastic band throttle return..."
                        ????? WTF he's nuts!

                        "garry's parent still find it difficult to watch..."
                        hahahhah erm der!
                        "Redlines are merely suggestions"
                        "Stroked is fun, but I'ld rather get blown"

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                        • #13


                          respect mate and yes you are also fukin crazy!!!!
                          `Ride on Cam - No. 52` :aus-salute:

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                          • #14
                            Not to take anything away from the size of this guy's massive balls (rather, the sensationalist commentary)... but at 150mph (even 50mph) on a flat straight road, bikes are pretty stable - it's not like "any imbalance will send him flying into the pavement" or such.

                            Still... nuts.
                            “Crashing is shit for you, shit for the bike, shit for the mechanics and shit for the set-up,” Checa told me a while back. “It’s a signal that you are heading in the wrong direction. You want to win but crashing is the opposite. It’s like being in France when you want to go to England and when you crash you go to Spain. That way you’ll never get to England!” -- Carlos Checa

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