You probably all have seen this video. The guy accelerates, does a wheelie that brings up the cam to the sky, stays there for a while, then comes back down and continues accelerating to top speed. I couldn't help thinking that the moment in the sky provides for a terrific point where to cut, and the gear shift an ideal pretext for any montage shake. Now, picture on the left is a frame while the bike is going up and picture on the right is a frame while the bike is coming down. Look at the clouds in both pictures. Movement effect? Camera jitter? Or a second shot taken a few minutes apart, when the clouds have expanded? My apologies if this is video from a fellow oRg member. It's just for fun anyway.
Cloudy wheelie
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Uh oh, the cloud natzis~!~ LoL, just kidding with you.
Clouds are a little fuzzy in the second pic, but could be due to vibration and camera speed at the faster speed.
Time does appear to be the same. You can also see the branch appearing in both pics.
Looks like a good pic to me...without running it through forensics.
Clouds are a little fuzzy in the second pic, but could be due to vibration and camera speed at the faster speed.
Time does appear to be the same. You can also see the branch appearing in both pics.
Looks like a good pic to me...without running it through forensics.
They look the gauges that streetracerparts.com sells. Ive seen their add in two wheel tuner with those gauges. They do custom work also.
that was kevin superkaos a number of years ago, he had a yellow box on and different gearing I think to really put the speedo in super happy mode.
well from 70 mph to 140 mph he is probably a whole lot closer to those clouds, witch would make them look bigger
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