Trick riding of the highest standard
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Amazing skill.
Ridgeway
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Wow, wow, wow !
Never ridden a motorbike but just can’t imagine the skilled required to do that ? And on a machine that weighs what 280kgs ? Always a pleasure to watch masters at work.
I do wonder though where he practices
his local Aldi car park must be like a skid pan…
Never ridden a motorbike but just can’t imagine the skilled required to do that ? And on a machine that weighs what 280kgs ? Always a pleasure to watch masters at work.
I do wonder though where he practices
his local Aldi car park must be like a skid pan…Very impressive. Interesting to see the size of his rear sprocket too to allow him to keep revs up without gaining too much speed.
Stock weight of his bike would be about 190kg, I suspect his is a bit lighter. Still quite a bit of mass to bunny hop and flip around.
Stock weight of his bike would be about 190kg, I suspect his is a bit lighter. Still quite a bit of mass to bunny hop and flip around.
PP Bear
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Brilliant, thanks for posting 
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Fantastic.
Look out for me on the way up the M1 this evening
Look out for me on the way up the M1 this evening
Speaking from when I was young and stupid I wonder how many times he has fell off?
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