Owowowowow!!!!
#12
I look at this and think about the blind alleys that sometimes, cutting edge engineering development goes down.
Be it F1 or MotoGP, at some point, some clever engineer will come up with an idea that just doesn't work in the real world.
So; as a braking system, this is just a total fail.
Whilst admittedly innovative, I suspect the friction material will be short-lived and continual replacement while prove to be too costly for the average motorcyclist.
Be it F1 or MotoGP, at some point, some clever engineer will come up with an idea that just doesn't work in the real world.
So; as a braking system, this is just a total fail.
Whilst admittedly innovative, I suspect the friction material will be short-lived and continual replacement while prove to be too costly for the average motorcyclist.
Last edited by kiwi TK; 04-17-2013 at 06:07 AM.
#13
I look at this and think about the blind alleys that sometimes, cutting edge engineering development goes down.
Be it F1 or MotoGP, at some point, some clever engineer will come up with an idea that just doesn't work in the real world.
So; as a braking system, this is just a total fail.
Whilst admittedly innovative, I suspect the friction material while be short-lived and continual replacement while be prove too costly for the average motorcyclist.
Be it F1 or MotoGP, at some point, some clever engineer will come up with an idea that just doesn't work in the real world.
So; as a braking system, this is just a total fail.
Whilst admittedly innovative, I suspect the friction material while be short-lived and continual replacement while be prove too costly for the average motorcyclist.
You Kiwi TK are my hero! Nice summary of stupid squid behaviour
Cheers, SB
PS: Tickets are $148 each way to UnZud. Golly that's tempting.
#14
#15
Sort of like the 5 second rule
#20
While we can all say she should have followed ATGATT, I would put all blame on the driver. Women rarely want to ride on bikes, usually it's enticed by the male to do it. He should have been more mature about riding with a passenger and not pin the throttle. To hear him yelling post disaster is annoying to me.
In the end, still pretty funny.
In the end, still pretty funny.