Hey Bikers!

[Gavin Allan]

Can you ride this good?

 

[Doctor CAD]

Notice how he never takes his eyes off the spot where he wants the bike to be. Total control.



I'd be on my ass on the first turn.

 

[LaRue Medlin]

If I had to do that when I got my M/C license,,,,, I'd never owned a bike. Hell, I couldn't do that on a bicycle!:banana:

 

[EddieS'04]

Excellent, that will give the arms agood work out...

 

[Jacob Dryer]

Japanese version on a Honda VFR (it's been on my shortlist for awhile nice cross between sport and touring)



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[EddieS'04]

JD,

That looks like a very nimble bike. What does it have for motor?

 

[Jacob Dryer]

I think those are the older 750cc V4's, the newer VFR's got bumped up to 800cc .

 

[Bud Williams]

That's amazing for a bike that size.

 

[Bo Loo]

"Notice how he never takes his eyes off the spot where he wants the bike to be".



That, friends is the key to riding a motorcycle. Your bike will go where you look.



I am a former motorcycle instructor; that point and a simple rule, push right/go right, push left/go left will help novice riders learn how to control the bike.



Also, tell your passengers, if you turn left, they should look left; turn right look right.



It helps keep the bike in balance.

 

[user 64972]

WOW! Amazing!!

 

[EddieS'04]

Also, tell your passengers, if you turn left, they should look left; turn right look right.

Bo, I gave a freinds wife a ride one day. She kept leaning oposite. Took her right back home before we wound up on the ground..LOL

My freind asked me what happened. I told him she did the exact oposite of our instructions. Didnt want to crash. We never got over 20mph.



Because of that short ride. He never got a motorcycle until after they divorced..LOL

 

[David Griffith 2]

Both of those were insane. Tossing around that Harley like that though.... man. Flat out amazing.

 

[Robert Caffyn]

Couple of things, he looks where he is going next, never used the clutch only the brake and his upper body was very "quiet" or upright the whole time. Have seen this demo before in person. Its really amazing, couple of scrapes on the running boards showed how tight he was turning. Gotta love it, even the Tail of the Dragon doesn't compare to that!! Bob

 

[Donald Gregory]

:supercool::supercool::supercool::supercool:i ride but would never be able to do that