No, it's not the one you're thinking of. it's even better:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jlYymSFq5L4&feature=related
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repost froma lil bit back but still squidly. im damn surprised teh repsol didnt get f%&ked up
:laugh: Seen it before but still hilarious. :laugh:
Yep always a classic. Gotta love the guy's reaction next to him "Is my bike alright...k how about you now" :laugh:
notice no one rushed to his aid
Hey, I'm rushing to his aid..........any of you know his address :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
That was gold, thankyou, best laugh I've had in a while!!! :cookoo:
I cringe everytime I start to hear that rear tire start to grip... I don't think I'll ever need reminding not to get off of my bike and attempt something like that.
IF i am ever squidly enough to do something like that, ( hiding from teh suzuki gods/goddesses), ill use either a gs, ( a ratbike) or a china-scooter or something, basically somehting which wont have the throttle/power to run away
It's easier to do a burnout on a larger engined bike. I'll lock the front on my wifes F4i and and it's a toss up between the front coming off the ground or the rear breaking loose, on beast all I have to do is let the clutch out and pop the gas and the rear will spin up every time if the front brake is held. On the GS if the pavement was dry I had to bounce the front end down to get weight off of the rear.
Be careful doing burnouts on anything though make sure you don't put any weigh on the back off the bike or you'll 12 o'clock quickly especially the 600's.
What part of "empty parking lot" did he not understand. Oh ... the empty part. OK.
Cool.
Buddha.