Could you take him?

[Rookasaki]

Watch this guy ride. He has no right arm or right leg. Just blows my mind he can do this. Talk about having "Heart" for motorcycles.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbrIoPY4nO8]broadford hop on arm leg amputee.wmv - YouTube[/ame]

 

[tatty2012]

I could only imagine how hard it would have been to get started riding like that.

I also wonder how his bike is setup?

 

[Michael Wilson]

His brakes are more then likely linked together. With a master cylinder on the clutch side just like a stunt bike.

 

[Deleted member 9794]

Article:
http://www.asphaltandrubber.com/news/left-side-story-alan-kempster/

Article Text:
You probably haven’t heard of Alan Kempster before, but we promise that by the end of the video posted after the jump, he will be your personal hero. A double-amputee, Mr. Kempster lost his right-arm and right-leg after a tragic accident, which saw a drunk driver hit Alan while he was riding his motorcycle.
Where many would have given-up, Alan persevered, and ultimately set out to resume his motorcycle racing efforts. Rigging his motorcycle to have its controls on the left-hand side, Alan finally convinced his local motorcycle racing league to let him compete. He won his very first race. His racing number is ½. Respect. Thanks for the tip John!

Article Video:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNKuesBVmYs]LEFT SIDE STORY English Ver - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Rookasaki]

That's where I found him. Asphalt and rubber is a great site. Thanks for posting Boss.

 

[Maadi]

Absolutely amazing! And a much better rider than I will ever be... Very inspirational.

 

[6R Blackout]

That is amazing and a very happy ending to a tragic start. I have all my limbs and that guy would make me look so bad riding on the track, I would be honored to ride with someone like that!


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