Originally Posted by Wreford Miles
....and please post a ride report that tells us how you kept up and then passed other well ridden bikes.
Passed! More like destroyed them. I saw three guys on sports bikes about 38 miles ahead of me and went for it. I caught up with them as they tipped into a 125 mile an hour right hander. I stayed off the brakes and dived underneath the first one, the shock wave from the "beak" caused his R1 to disintegrate. At the apex I rode round the outside of next one, some of the molten metal pouring from my cam cover ignited fuel leaking from the injectors on his 1000RR and it exploded in a fireball. The third was still ahead, I went for Dynamic mode and lit up the rear as I gassed it away from the apex. I passed him, my rear tyre by this time was spinning so hard that a plasma jet was being omitted and it cut clean through both the fork legs of his highly tuned ex Ron Haslam Fireblade and he was scattered throughout the boarders region.
Typical sports bike riders, cant see why they bother.
....and please post a ride report that tells us how you kept up and then passed other well ridden bikes.
Passed! More like destroyed them. I saw three guys on sports bikes about 38 miles ahead of me and went for it. I caught up with them as they tipped into a 125 mile an hour right hander. I stayed off the brakes and dived underneath the first one, the shock wave from the "beak" caused his R1 to disintegrate. At the apex I rode round the outside of next one, some of the molten metal pouring from my cam cover ignited fuel leaking from the injectors on his 1000RR and it exploded in a fireball. The third was still ahead, I went for Dynamic mode and lit up the rear as I gassed it away from the apex. I passed him, my rear tyre by this time was spinning so hard that a plasma jet was being omitted and it cut clean through both the fork legs of his highly tuned ex Ron Haslam Fireblade and he was scattered throughout the boarders region.
Typical sports bike riders, cant see why they bother.




