You crotch-rocket n!ggas need to chill

[Non Sequitur]

For the TLDW/ADHD crowd, they start to turn up at around 5 minutes in

 

[Malta]

That's Brazil too, dudes have a death wish with how many terrible drivers are in that country.


Knee dragging on public roads is just

 

[Non Sequitur]

That's Brazil too, dudes have a death wish with how many terrible drivers are in that country.


Knee dragging on public roads is just

The way they just squeeze between cars doing 120+

 

[shutterguy]

Motorcyclist here, I ride a 1000cc sportbike and have been for the last 13yrs. I learned early on that even though you have very fast, very nimble, lightweight machine, there is very little room for error if something goes wrong, especially if you are out fukking around. Street racing gets old after awhile, the track is the best place to take aggressive riding. As far as chasing down Lambo's, Mclaren's, Porsche's, and any other 4-wheeled machinery that puts out 4-5-6 hundred hp.......... forget it, just not worth it in the long run.

I will say this though, there is almost nothing like the acceleration feel of a sportbike, shyt is mindblowing.

 

[bigrodthe1]

I was like just watching

 

[Non Sequitur]

Motorcyclist here, I ride a 1000cc sportbike and have been for the last 13yrs. I learned early on that even though you have very fast, very nimble, lightweight machine, there is very little room for error if something goes wrong, especially if you are out fukking around. Street racing gets old after awhile, the track is the best place to take aggressive riding. As far as chasing down Lambo's, Mclaren's, Porsche's, and any other 4-wheeled machinery that puts out 4-5-6 hundred hp.......... forget it, just not worth it in the long run.

I will say this though, there is almost nothing like the acceleration feel of a sportbike, shyt is mindblowing.

I wanna try it

The closest I've gotten to riding a motorcycle is sitting on my cousin's Hayabusa and revving it

 

[shutterguy]

I wanna try it

The closest I've gotten to riding a motorcycle is sitting on my cousin's Hayabusa and revving it

It is addicting something fierce. The Hayabusa was a beast when it came out, 194mph stock before they start restricting it.

 

[Htrb-nvr-blk-&-ug-as-evr]

Test rode the BMW S1000rr at a ride event sponsored by a Triumph dealer that was considering carrying BMWs. Made my Honda CBR1000RR feel like a 600....power everywhere. Ugly ass bike, tho

 

[Non Sequitur]

Test rode the BMW S1000rr at a ride event sponsored by a Triumph dealer that was considering carrying BMWs. Made my Honda CBR1000RR feel like a 600....power everywhere. Ugly ass bike, tho

If there's one thing BMW can do, it's make amazing engines.

 

[Mowgli]

My cousin dropped his bike and went sailing over a few cars into the back of someone's windshield. After the metal rods and hip replacement. He's ok

 

[shutterguy]

Test rode the BMW S1000rr at a ride event sponsored by a Triumph dealer that was considering carrying BMWs. Made my Honda CBR1000RR feel like a 600....power everywhere. Ugly ass bike, tho

That bike made just about all the manufacturer's go back to the drawing board. Nobody was expecting BMW to come out with a 200hp lightweight sportbike.

 

[Malta]

Motorcyclist here, I ride a 1000cc sportbike and have been for the last 13yrs. I learned early on that even though you have very fast, very nimble, lightweight machine, there is very little room for error if something goes wrong, especially if you are out fukking around.

I used to have an R1, the room for error with liter bikes is just

@Non Sequitur if you want a bike do like shutterguy says and keep the fast riding to the track, everyone drops their bike at some point, it's all a matter of whether or not you're alive to walk away from it after. Also riding with other people is cool sometimes, but most of the time it just turns into people trying to play keep up and riding fast.

 

[Non Sequitur]

I used to have an R1, the room for error with liter bikes is just

@Non Sequitur if you want a bike do like shutterguy says and keep the fast riding to the track, everyone drops their bike at some point, it's all a matter of whether or not you're alive to walk away from it after. Also riding with other people is cool sometimes, but most of the time it just turns into people trying to play keep up and riding fast.

My impulsive side wants to get a bike, but I should know better. I already wrecked a car this year, I know I would fukk myself up on a bike.

 

[shutterguy]

If you wanna see crazy look up Isle Of Man TT races. A race through the city with the roads blocked off, margin of error is . Helicopter and on-bIke camera view is

 

[Hacksaw Jim Thuggin]

Motorcyclist here, I ride a 1000cc sportbike and have been for the last 13yrs. I learned early on that even though you have very fast, very nimble, lightweight machine, there is very little room for error if something goes wrong, especially if you are out fukking around. Street racing gets old after awhile, the track is the best place to take aggressive riding. As far as chasing down Lambo's, Mclaren's, Porsche's, and any other 4-wheeled machinery that puts out 4-5-6 hundred hp.......... forget it, just not worth it in the long run.

I will say this though, there is almost nothing like the acceleration feel of a sportbike, shyt is mindblowing.

yep all that crazy riding gets old....i ride an R1...and enjoy simply cruising around...i open her up sometimes but nothing like this