299kmh on the freeway and 200kmh wheelies!
Check out the first opening seconds where all you can see is blue sky and clouds. Then look at the speedo.
HOLY SH!T
I think you'll find he was doing 300+ but the speedo didn't register after that.
I recall reading something about a gentlemans agreement between the major manufacturers to not produce bike capable of more than 300km/h.
I used to watch this crap all the time, Urban Assualt, Ghost Rider, Mach III, you know the type of movies full of wheelies, burnouts and stupid speeds on public roads. You grow out of it if you live that long.
There's a heap of squids over in kiteboarding talking about street bikes at the moment:
www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=36590
I'd rather something you can take places like this really:
It's not going anywhere at the moment though:
this is what happen at 200 kays the rider and the two people in the car were all killed they cleaned up what was left of every body and put it on display to try and get message through flickr.com/photos/21412347@N03/
No, should be sweet, just seems to be getting some combustion gas into the coolant at extremely high loads (ie. Me, a 40 degree day and Dakar style from Lancelin to Wedge the back way). Head gaskets are tested and seem to be good, and there is a TSB on the cylinder head nuts that doesn't seem to have been done, lack of which has caused this symptom before. New nuts and washers, torque them up and put it back together and we'll see.
Pat,
What is this TSB you speak of?
Torque Sensing Bolt? Something uniquely European?
Technical Service Bulletin. For fixable manufacturing errors (ie design flaws) not worth a product recall.
Monster i have a sneaky suspicion as to why your username is monster. Nice bike
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I think we will all find the only thing you actually ride is one of these
http://s7ondemand6.scene7.com/is/image/Mothercare/lc4609
They are great fun. When you are watching a 4yr old trying to beat you down a really steep hill when your on a bike, and hes bare foot and no helmet, and he absolutely gets owned by the road.HAHAHHAAHHAHA what a day.
gear they make great bikes and even better firearms
gear they make great bikes and even better firearms
I think he's got you there.
I must say though, I agree that Ducatis are the shizzle for road work anyway.
