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that would explain the need to stop at every watering hole on the 100km journey to allow those fire breathing engines to cool ..... and for the rider to come down off of the nerve tingling, adrenalin pumping high that accompanies riding such a rapid , rabid machine . My hat is off to those brave men who battle the beast every time they throw a leg over ....
you need to rest frequently when riding those ones with the high handlebars so you catch all the wind. Even these tough motherfuckers have a limit to their grip strength
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