Does everyone shriek when they are crashing? i find i go silent
Dominic Sanchez
What is the correct method to avoid a crash in this situation? Asking for a friend
Hudson Cook
rip baiku :(
Samuel Baker
slow down until you know the corners. trying to go faster than your ability is always just asking for trouble.
Luke Howard
git gud line
Brayden Adams
Dont go so fast
Ian Murphy
To be fair this guy did almost nothing right
>went into a turn way too fast for his skill level >pulled his handbrake instead of applying rear brake when he realized he was in over his head >tried to straighten up and brake on the dirt instead of lowsiding
Caleb Watson
Since he's probably riding an mt07 bring the Bike up and let the abs flow. Also before that lean more, let off the throttle and rear brake
Adam Thomas
Please let the factory make a liter version of the v7 ;_;
Camden Baker
why can't they put a foot out on dirt and do a sick skid instead of running into walls?
Gabriel Cruz
A SEX
Owen Morales
Because at that speed it would snap his leg like a twig, probably at the joint, probably also causing the bike to immediately fall onto him rather than away from him.
Always, always resist the urge to put your feet down. It is better to crash with the bike or throw yourself completely clear than it is to try and stop both yourself and the bike with your tiny, brittle legs
Christian Turner
doesn't have to touch the ground, its a counter balance, does the same thing as leaning into a corner.
Gavin Johnson
>from my private collection Thats a new one. Who is this guy?
Jeremiah Morgan
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Caleb Morris
Joe, apparently
Anthony Stewart
why would you ride an ad?
Justin Myers
>my private collection >two deaf brothers exhaust Words cannot describe these keks.
Justin Turner
It already exists
Christian Jackson
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Mason Miller
@18048338 Are you bored or lonely kid?
Jordan Lopez
yes
Ian Moore
It's precious when the semen apply their technical definitions of things on a Polynesian basket weaving forum
It's a floor, not a deck it's a ceiling, not an overhead and that's the Ocean, despite all your wanking
Cooper Campbell
obligatory post reminding Japanese brand shills that their bikes will snap under the fuel tank if they are put in a situation that would have snapped the triple clamps on a KTM.
Benjamin Harris
they did, but piaggo couldn't handle having the one true gods at guzzi actually maintaining their racing heritage and making better bikes than aprilia, so they killed the griso just like they killed the v12 and the lemans series
Hunter Sanders
literally just turn
front brake is always able to do more work than the rear, even in a corner
Chase Gomez
Putting my vtx up for sale soon. Yeee
Eli Reyes
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Luke Collins
american urban planning and architectural integrity makes me spill my fucking guts, truely a third world shithole
Mason Cooper
Are you trying to imply that the only good city design is one designed a few hundred years ago with no thought put into car travel? because you are wrong.
Wyatt Hill
>tfw the very same company that made a bike so fast no one could ride it and literally broke grand prix racing is now making hipster learner bikes and cruisers We're in the wrong timeline.
Camden Turner
This is true. This is also true
Liam Roberts
Which sportbikes are thin around the seats? I can't find any measurement for this online, the only ones I can think of are Ducati because they are v-twin
Christopher Scott
Dirt sport bikes are nice and thin
Juan Flores
stop suggesting people get a dirt bike when people ask for a sport bike you sumo fags
Jeremiah Gray
Most sportbikes are very narrow in the seat towards the front, then widen into the back, but yea, newer ducs are even more so. Why though? The reason that spec isn't published is because it's pretty much irrelevant
Parker Clark
thin seats are incredibly uncomfortable because they put all your weight on your buttcrack. Wide seats are nice.
If you want a thin feeling bike, a narrow frame and tank usually make it feel thin. R1 felt thin to me when I rode one.
Jeremiah Gray
>MX isnt a sport Ok
Brayden Phillips
not one you could do you fat weeb faggot
Michael Allen
Correct, it is an extreme sport
Bentley Garcia
Lol. I raced for 5 years or so when i was young. Pic related
Josiah Hughes
tfw they did this 10 years before Honda's RC166 and nearly 40 years before the 250 Inline 4 everyone cums over
Jonathan Hill
Not anymore though, too fat now aren't ya fatty? stop watching so much anime
Asher Rivera
I hate anime and im 160lbs But you can stay mad though
Owen Russell
It wasn't Piaggio that screwed Guzzi, it was DeTomaso. He's the idiot who insisted on Heron heads for an NA engine.
Small block Guzzi's should all be crushed, big blocks a good though
R1
Nolan Garcia
True. What gets me is that they'll keep defending jap brands that absolutely have no interest in improving their products and continue to push out the same rehashed shit every year.
See: no hydraulic clutches no 6 speeds pig-fat, slow dual sports no two-strokes for most brands
Charles Williams
Suzuki GSX-R1000 did 0-60mph in 2.35 seconds
Daniel Scott
So does a Chrysler with a truck motor.
Angel Mitchell
for what, but probably the gsxr
Lincoln Price
Just having a few beers and making clouds with my ktm 500 exc This fine night I will literally face fuck everyone in his sorry fucking thread with this bike
Evan Sanchez
OK, if I want to be more specific for judging criteria;
Best torque/acceleration, handling and the lightest weight. Bonus points for looking great.
Wyatt Carter
you're retarded, go set up a tent on a parking lot you fucking mutt shut your whore mouth
Henry Brown
busa
Jayden Gray
Snaps its frame in 2.35 sec too
John Jones
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Zachary Jones
Only fat filthy niggers ride these, and kids who want to be fat filthy niggers
Luis Sanders
For the street, probably the gsxr. The r1 for the track
Leo Williams
>tfw no cub
Julian Stewart
Also go testride all if you already know how to ride to get the best feel for you
Thomas Powell
Get one mang. Dunno why you want one. But just do it
Isaac James
Apples and oranges, friend. The 'Busa and Ninja are sport touring bike / dragracing platforms. They were part of the top-speed wars of the 2000's. The R1 and GSXR are heavyweight superbikes, built to spec Superbike racing platforms.
The R1 and GSXR compete with the ZX10, which is better. The Busa is pretty much king of it's segment.
Christopher Adams
Busas are for weebs
Jackson Price
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Matthew Price
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Daniel Morgan
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Nolan Sullivan
they don't sell them here
Aaron Phillips
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Eli Ramirez
I raped a busa on my 200hp bagger while listening to hed pe Than I went to the gym and pulled 600lbs for reps
Connor Powell
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Evan Torres
Where? I thought they were a global bike
Joshua Nguyen
>heavyweight superbikes, built to spec Superbike racing platforms What does this mean, friend? Are they more of a street bike?
Alexander Perez
K. Feel better now?
Joseph Ward
That bagger looks retarded.
Henry Nguyen
Poortugal Not sure when they stopped selling them but I can't even find used ones
Nicholas Evans
You should have them there.
Camden Ross
Triumph. Anything triumph.
James Flores
Busa and Ninja for comfy straight line speed. R1 and GSXR for mental race bike that can accelerate and still turn good. Sport tourer if you want to go on road trips, super sport if you want to do track days.
Michael Turner
I should have got a dirt bike
FUCK
Carter Gray
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Xavier Jenkins
Thank you
Aiden Brown
Yep, pretty much 90% of posters here should've as well.
Kayden Robinson
Dirt bike a fun
Jeremiah Turner
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Dominic Rodriguez
>Goodsmile Racing
o shit I need this, where 2 cop
Liam Cook
"superbike" racing is for modified street bikes. To qualify, the manufacturer has to sell a minimum amount of bikes, and then the racing rules dictate how many modifications can be made to the bike for racing. This is different than MotoGP, where the bikes are "prototypes," that is, one-off race bikes that are not sold to the public.
So the challenge for manufacturers is to make a Superbike-qualified motorcycle that is fast enough to win, but affordable and pleasant enough to ride to appeal to enough riders to sell the minimum number to qualify. That's the R1, the GSXR-1000, and the ZX10.
Jackson Nguyen
>I know the filthy weeb who owns the CBR
Caleb Lee
Picking up this 2005 rebel 500 with 15k miles on it for $1,250 tomorrow. Will be my first personally owned bike, and first vehicle. Just for getting to-from work and such.
Michael Long
Idk if Goodsmile still sells them, it was a few years ago that they came out when they started branding stuff. Might check ebay though.