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these fellas have some good skill!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQF6L4qvAsE

One day I might even be that good...one day...maybe...

doubt it. lol

Maybe Andrew as he did train rossi lol.

Not the quickest way by sliding everywhere but sure as hell looks pimp as fook.

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET

Jewell wrote:doubt it. lol

Maybe Andrew as he did train rossi lol.

Not the quickest way by sliding everywhere but sure as hell looks pimp as fook.

Lost Identity was trying to master it... an look what happend to him..

Chewie wrote:

Jewell wrote:doubt it. lol

Maybe Andrew as he did train rossi lol.

Not the quickest way by sliding everywhere but sure as hell looks pimp as fook.

Lost Identity was trying to master it... an look what happend to him..

simmilar thign happened to u didnt it? u got a bit carried away with sliding it around the hoe, hence why u have silver pannles isnt it???

There was a guy on a R1 doing that outside Ace Cafe one evening last year.

Yeah Baskie, it's not easy to do.. however.. as Mike will tell you.. i did it very skillfully..

oh right , i can do it, done it many a time wen had to break rather quickly. but managed to keep it on 2 wheels. u sould ask luke nad jarno. i dont think what u did was skill.

i think what u did they tend to call gravity.

but im sure ur crank case enjoyed the slight scuff u gave it,

some awesome skill there, however, you only get it wrong once in those situations

I can do that.. was doing it on my ZXR.. ask Andy on here, he'll tell you Seriously kills tyres though!

bloody nutters, glad thats not in uk

the ktm rider really impressed me though, those wheels were slow must have very good balance.

it seemed to me that they were doing it on the brake and not propper backing it in on the engine braking?

andy198712 wrote:[Censored] nutters, glad thats not in uk

the ktm rider really impressed me though, those wheels were slow must have very good balance.

it seemed to me that they were doing it on the brake and not propper backing it in on the engine braking?

no they were backing it in proper style........

listen to the engine noise.......juddering noise is the back wheel skipping.....if they were locking the back the revs would drop down to idle and you would hear the normal screeching noise.

ahhh i couldnt pick up the engine noises but heard the juddering and hopping.

looks cool but would be cooler on a track, one guy nearly had a head on !

were the dials on those bikes in mph or kmph?