One more Camera test video
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One more Camera test video
Wheelie on the bridge (short video) while getting use to the new CBR1000RR in '04
Enjoy it![8D]
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Enjoy it![8D]
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You got that bike up really well.
I have tried to bring up the front end of my 2004 CBR 1000RR like you did, and even with a power comander and akrapovic exhaust it seems to want to keep both wheels down. Is it because I'm 6' and 225lbs or what? I have brought the front end up a little in 1st but perhaps I ride too conservativly. It dynoed at 152 horsepower with 78 lbs of tourque.
I guess I'm just getting old.
I have tried to bring up the front end of my 2004 CBR 1000RR like you did, and even with a power comander and akrapovic exhaust it seems to want to keep both wheels down. Is it because I'm 6' and 225lbs or what? I have brought the front end up a little in 1st but perhaps I ride too conservativly. It dynoed at 152 horsepower with 78 lbs of tourque.
I guess I'm just getting old.
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ORIGINAL: jg
You got that bike up really well.
I have tried to bring up the front end of my 2004 CBR 1000RR like you did, and even with a power comander and akrapovic exhaust it seems to want to keep both wheels down. Is it because I'm 6' and 225lbs or what? I have brought the front end up a little in 1st but perhaps I ride too conservativly. It dynoed at 152 horsepower with 78 lbs of tourque.
I guess I'm just getting old.
You got that bike up really well.
I have tried to bring up the front end of my 2004 CBR 1000RR like you did, and even with a power comander and akrapovic exhaust it seems to want to keep both wheels down. Is it because I'm 6' and 225lbs or what? I have brought the front end up a little in 1st but perhaps I ride too conservativly. It dynoed at 152 horsepower with 78 lbs of tourque.
I guess I'm just getting old.
LOL. i can tell you this because i know...it's not the bike, it's you. I can do wheelies siting down but standing up....Not good for me and that's because i had a accident (fliped it) on a standing wheelie. I'm 5'8" 165lbs and i can do that wheelie even better on my old 03 CBR600RR, Here, let me show you
http://www.sportbikerider.us/index.c...cture_ID=51454
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ORIGINAL: Anubis
Cool Vid(s) I was hoping for one of the said accident Doh!
Cool Vid(s) I was hoping for one of the said accident Doh!
lol. nice. i have one but it's a track video of me chasing a R6 and he lowsides by the end of the video. here you go
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lol, nice vids man... you got that nose up real quick, course, it is a 1000! good control though. I'm not a huge wheelie guy but looks like u got em down... also props for check the mirrors before you did! ride smart.
