Motorcycle Speeding

[greyrocket]

look at it when he goes into a turn and the speedo goes to 303kph. an R1 wont go past 299kph.

 

[motorkar]

That was awesome, scary though, maybe a Ghostrider 3

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[jwcfbd]

he was only going 45 but the speedo was off because of a gearing changed so it looked like he was moving. Also the closer you zoom in the camera the faster it makes you look.

That guy was hauling but like said above some scary moments.

 

[AlbanianEagle]

Nice vid, crazy rider.

 

[FJRider]

For rough conversation just two numbers 1.6 and .62:

MPH times 1.6 = kph
KPH times .62 = mph

 

[moondog]

one word: speedo healer. Wait, that's two words unless you live in Arkansas....

 

[Gunnybusa]

That was Norge ( Norway )

 

[1127 TO 1299]

Not sure if that was rain or just bugs splattering on his shield?

It was not raining but it rained not long ago since you could see the dry track on the road.

 

[1127 TO 1299]

For rough conversation just two numbers 1.6 and .62:

MPH times 1.6 = kph
KPH times .62 = mph

exactly 1.6093

50 mph = 80 km/h
easy guide
so if speedo reads 240 km/h thats 150 mph

 

[1127 TO 1299]

speedo says fast but the video does shows it.

does anyone know how to save the file?

Sometimes in streaming media, the file is hosted in a location and to find that just [right click] and go to [properties]. Under location copy the url. Open your windows media player and select [open url], paste the copied url and the video will play. From there just clcik on [file] in the menu and select [save as] presto! you have the video file :-)

thanks
I notice the trick is to go to the home page where you have all the links to the original video.

 

[cache]

that is a cool vid, them yamiys are winddy bikes anyways

does your sig say what I think it does?

please say no...

please...



.. please.

 

[Charlesbusa]

that is a cool vid, them yamiys are winddy bikes anyways

does your sig say what I think it does?

please say no...

please...



.. please.

Let's go drag race in the dirt

 

[BanditKing]

not a clue what it is.i was thinkin zx12 but i really dont know.cool vid though.are the digital speedos accurate?

Isn't it a Honda (perhaps a 1000RR) it looks like its got the electronic steering damper on the triple clamp.

The speedo was saying 290kmph, but the video just doesn't look like he's going that fast. does anyone else get that impression too?

 

[greeneinc]

As soon as you see the numbers climbing like that you have to start looking for the km/hr because the sound of the exhaust doesn't make you think that it is mph

 

[7th Gear]

Where was he running ? At first I thought he was in MO. But then looking at the roads reminded me of PA. or VA.

By the signs it looked like Europe. Good vid.

 

[sietek]

Yea he has got a serious deathwish riding into other lanes around corners like that. Not to mention he almost bit it when he brought the front wheel down. Good video though!  

ahmen to that. Between running wide on several turns, I was just waiting for him to eat it, when he SLAMMED the front end down !!

 

[FloydV]

Guy has ballz! What a run! Wish I could have seen the face of the driver he passed.

 

[BusaCruise]

For rough conversation just two numbers 1.6 and .62:

MPH times 1.6 = kph
KPH times .62 = mph

exactly 1.6093

50 mph = 80 km/h
easy guide
so if speedo reads 240 km/h thats 150 mph

do not forget the inherent speedo error adding to the confusion.


just a poser....and a slow one at that........lol

 

[Schism]

this guy is one wheelie away from a "dirt nap"

 

[The Big Red One]

Thats a cool video. I wouldn't want to buy that bike used though. It was hardly under 10,000RPM through the whole video.

He was wringing that bikes neck

wide open and clutch fanning to get maximum velocity. Now the torque monster of a Busa wouldn't even be straining lol. Plus he was running in KPH not MPH....but still a very fast, very scary looking ride. He about ate concrete barrier coming off one of his wheelies

Must be one of those crazy Brits