CAAD4 Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 The size of that guys stomach suggests that he should rather be riding on the trials.I mean really, who the hell still rides tubbies??? Patchelicious 1
Captain Fastbastard Mayhem Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 Same surface for all the vehicles.Yeah, but I *think* the conditions favoured the H2R to be honest. Either that, or launch control on the f1 car wasn't working so lekka. H2R is a frikkin rocketship, though.
Patchelicious Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 Yeah, but I *think* the conditions favoured the H2R to be honest. Either that, or launch control on the f1 car wasn't working so lekka. H2R is a frikkin rocketship, though. It probably favored the jet most as that as the only vehicle not relying on traction. Over that type of distance F1 cars are slower than the MotoGP bikes. Its only because of the F1 cars drag. On the same tracks, F1 cars often have lower top ends than the bikes, even though they come out the corners faster and brake later than the bikes. Captain Fastbastard Mayhem and Eddy Gordo 2
Patchelicious Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 I know a guy who did that with a bar end..BAN BAR ENDS!!!!
Patchelicious Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 I know a guy who did that with a bar end..There was a gross one a while back where a MTB handlebar went through a dude leg.....
Allrounder Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 There was a gross one a while back where a MTB handlebar went through a dude leg.....Was it the handle bar or brake lever?
Long Wheel Base Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 Doesn't matter what type of brakes the dude had, the quick release lever that went into his leg is basically the same on rim brake wheels? I read some of the thousands of comments and Colin reckons its because when you bump the "sharp" end it doesn't move. I have seen some rim brake QR levers so tight they also won't move if bumped. I paged down the guys twitter feed and I see he rides a disk brake bike himself, so he wasn't too concerned about the safety aspect when he bought the bike.
Patchelicious Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 Doesn't matter what type of brakes the dude had, the quick release lever that went into his leg is basically the same on rim brake wheels? I read some of the thousands of comments and Colin reckons its because when you bump the "sharp" end it doesn't move. I have seen some rim brake QR levers so tight they also won't move if bumped. I paged down the guys twitter feed and I see he rides a disk brake bike himself, so he wasn't too concerned about the safety aspect when he bought the bike.Whats next... "Disc brake bike riders get knocked over by truck" Honestly, the desire to create headlines is a tiring. Long Wheel Base and DJR 2
Long Wheel Base Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 Whats next... "Disc brake bike riders get knocked over by truck" Honestly, the desire to create headlines is a tiring. I guess the shine from the material in the disk distracted the truck driver and like a crow he went for the shiny thing.
Robbie Stewart Posted June 4, 2019 Posted June 4, 2019 I don't care that it did not "win", but the F-16 for the win... Fruity, WrightJnr and Long Wheel Base 3
WrightJnr Posted June 5, 2019 Posted June 5, 2019 I don't care that it did not "win", but the F-16 for the win...Have to agree. If the purpose here was to decide which one to have in your garage. It’s the F-16 for sure! Can just imagine the drunk buddy stories around that!! Hey, hold my beer...... DJR, Patchelicious, Long Wheel Base and 2 others 5
Fruity Posted June 5, 2019 Posted June 5, 2019 Cochem, Germany. Photo by Senna Relax | IG: @sennarelax Wannabe 1
Fruity Posted June 5, 2019 Posted June 5, 2019 Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, Arizona. Photo by Juan Pablo de Miguel Photography | IG: @demiguel
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