https://youtu.be/UeU0fzYMlmU
Fairly bloody quick
If others haven't seen it, this local run up the hill behind Gladstone in the Wairarapa is a nice piece of riding too
https://youtu.be/KubGVzd64rg
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https://youtu.be/UeU0fzYMlmU
Fairly bloody quick
If others haven't seen it, this local run up the hill behind Gladstone in the Wairarapa is a nice piece of riding too
https://youtu.be/KubGVzd64rg
Te Wharau Road, Gladstone.
Wairarapa Ulysses use it for some of our rides.
But not today - lovely day for 'gentle perambulate'.
Seen em both, impressive engineering first, Impressive riding second.
Both riding Team Green?
The most lethal bike I rode waz a kawasaki kr1 250 back in 88 they got the nickname "widow maker" for a reason lethal power band
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Eng on bridge and bikes....Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
400kmh?
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Wouldn't want a sheep to get loose at those speeds in nz!
The first thing I thought when the video started was "fuck being the ambo crew for an event like that"
If your needed it's very likely it ain't going to be a simple task
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Very simple, pull out a body bag!Quote:
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Yeah done it a couple times. A lot of faffing around even in that case
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Looked like they pinched nbody panels from a stealth bomber.....Wonder if it helps avoid radar...???
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Originally Posted by 223nut
Just use the road sweeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
i did 100mph on a bike i use to own as soon as i got there i thought this is way to fast to hit something and buttoned off and never done it since
Had a few cars up to 200km+ most roads just aren't good enough and all it takes is one car to pull out without looking.... But it is fun!
H and S brainwashed nation.Quote:
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Yeah. I don't think the H2 is H&S approved. It does however have the Heart Foundation tick :DQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Bang on, Tussock. Death is the only guarantee we're born with. Might as well have some fun on the way, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tussock
I make it a rule never to sit on the back of a bike usually unless I totally trust the skill of the rider as being superior to my own.
Sometime in the early 2000s a mate of a mate bought a brand new R1...try as I might I couldnt talk the keys out of his hand so I had to go pillion and yes he could ride.
Powersliding two up out of pretty much every sweeping corner between Richmond and Mot.......corners very comfortably taken at 100kph in a car and wheelstanding most exits as the rear hooked up.....It would be called drifting these days.
By the time we got back from the non stop cannonball run undies were gone my jeans were ruined and my sphincter had eaten half of the pillion pad as well just from trying to hang on!
Something I will never forget and never repeat.