While this looks great, if you examine the track you can see the infield shoulder is raised and banked and the track is also banked. If you took away these angles his elbow would be a long way from touching the ground. Never the less, it's still impressive.My desktop at work....
There you go.....raining on the parade!!While this looks great, if you examine the track you can see the infield shoulder is raised and banked and the track is also banked. If you took away these angles his elbow would be a long way from touching the ground. Never the less, it's still impressive.
what shape is that, round...???? Dunlop Motorcycle Racing Tires for 2010They have tires specially shaped to do that
I don't think it would be that far away...Look how much his leg is actually smashed up and not angled out like normal. I think he'd still be pretty close without the raised shoulder.While this looks great, if you examine the track you can see the infield shoulder is raised and banked and the track is also banked. If you took away these angles his elbow would be a long way from touching the ground. Never the less, it's still impressive.
Those tires aren't even close to the tires they run in MotoGP. They have sidewall contact patches that are almost completely vertical when the bike is upright.
Check to see if the track and tires are made of Velcro.Those tires aren't even close to the tires they run in MotoGP. They have sidewall contact patches that are almost completely vertical when the bike is upright.
yeah not really...Those tires aren't even close to the tires they run in MotoGP. They have sidewall contact patches that are almost completely vertical when the bike is upright.
That guy must wear ball sliders too!! Damn!One word - Supermoto!
Second word - madness!
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The lean angle beats anything a sports bike could do!