drifting on a bike?
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07-21-2006, 09:29 PM
RE: drifting on a bike?
ORIGINAL: snowboarding82
Yes I would agree that they are nuts or a little insane but also very good riders! I just wouldn't go as far as calling them ****ING IDIOTS especially people that I don't even know.
Mike
Yes I would agree that they are nuts or a little insane but also very good riders! I just wouldn't go as far as calling them ****ING IDIOTS especially people that I don't even know.
Mike
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07-21-2006, 09:50 PM
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RE: drifting on a bike?
Their speedo's were in K/H but they were still hauling *** around the twisties. And anyone defending that "style" of riding (read: disregard for anyone else's safety) would change their tune if one of those guys crossed the center line and crashed head on into them. I'll give people props for having skills in the twisties when they can keep it in their own lane and still go fast. C'mon, if you were in the other lane and they smacked you head on you might ... just might call them a ****ing idiot.
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RE: drifting on a bike?
ORIGINAL: chainstretcher
Their speedo's were in K/H but they were still hauling *** around the twisties. And anyone defending that "style" of riding (read: disregard for anyone else's safety) would change their tune if one of those guys crossed the center line and crashed head on into them. I'll give people props for having skills in the twisties when they can keep it in their own lane and still go fast. C'mon, if you were in the other lane and they smacked you head on you might ... just might call them a ****ing idiot.
Their speedo's were in K/H but they were still hauling *** around the twisties. And anyone defending that "style" of riding (read: disregard for anyone else's safety) would change their tune if one of those guys crossed the center line and crashed head on into them. I'll give people props for having skills in the twisties when they can keep it in their own lane and still go fast. C'mon, if you were in the other lane and they smacked you head on you might ... just might call them a ****ing idiot.
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RE: drifting on a bike?
ORIGINAL: CBRCorey
As for stunting I wouldn't go smaller than 600. My friend got a 93 900rr with a cage and a 12 bar and those bikes are notorious stunt bikes. I can't afford to get into stunting though so someone else will probably give you a better answer.
As for stunting I wouldn't go smaller than 600. My friend got a 93 900rr with a cage and a 12 bar and those bikes are notorious stunt bikes. I can't afford to get into stunting though so someone else will probably give you a better answer.
Also, can't take cred for finding those clips, they were in the thread "CBR1000F for president" and they just interested me as far as the drifting concept is concerned.
Min 600cc for stunting hey...
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07-22-2006, 11:08 AM
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RE: drifting on a bike?
ORIGINAL: HondaKidF1
Ok back to the question at hand. Is that a type of drift or is that the fine line of control? In Karting when the wheels squeek you lose time and you have to tell yourself to calm down because the line of out of control comes up quick. Is it the same idea?
Ok back to the question at hand. Is that a type of drift or is that the fine line of control? In Karting when the wheels squeek you lose time and you have to tell yourself to calm down because the line of out of control comes up quick. Is it the same idea?
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07-22-2006, 11:11 AM
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RE: drifting on a bike?
Yes if they crashed they would be idiots. The fact of the matter is they didn't and I'm sure they've been doing what they were doing for years. They probably go out there every day after work, you saw how many people were on the side of the road I'm sure they all know that road better than they know themselves. As far as drifting do you think they were just gettin hard on the rear break? You know like when you were a kid and tried to make a skid mark (not in your pants) and you'd kick the bike out to the side of you to make it as wide as possible? I don't know but thats just what it seems like to me. It was pretty cool though.
Mike
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07-23-2006, 12:02 AM
RE: drifting on a bike?
that was cool but cutting the yellow is kind of nuts to me. One more thing those guys were hauling but that is kilometers not mph so it is about half as fast as it looked there good riders but not the super studs everyone is building them up to be go to mullhulland or angeles crest on any given weekend and there are 100s or riders doing the same thing no big deal