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If this guy's on a 848 ...

Started by IdZer0, May 29, 2011, 01:17:31 PM

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IdZer0

...,I guess the other ones are riding mopeds.

Ducati 848 onboard video - Oulton Park - Mike 'Spike' Edwards

Apparently he's a British national champion.

I wonder how 'stock' his bike is; I guess pretty standard as the ducati challenge doesn't allow a lot of changes except for suspension internals.
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Novelo

He seems to be breaking pretty deep into those corners, really skilled guy bet he was having a blast though.

ManaloEA

Those are some insane riding skills...  [bow_down]
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Monsterlover

And he was riding in the a group :o

Made them look like C riders.

Damn.
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Lars D

Videos like that screw up my shopping plans.

Latinbalar

Is the steering normally that crazy during aggressive riding?
I live vicariously thru myself......

accludetuner

Wish I had skills like that!!!
I can fit massive amounts of meat in my mouth!

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swampduc

Quote from: Latinbalar on May 31, 2011, 04:26:02 AM
Is the steering normally that crazy during aggressive riding?
Yes  ;D
At least, it is on my 1098. Happens when I get up in the rev range - there's more of a top end rush with the Testa Evo motors than older Duc motors I've been exposed to.

That rider is really impressive. What I noticed most was how smooth he is. I doubt he's even at a 90% pace (for him) in this video.
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Cider

Quote from: Latinbalar on May 31, 2011, 04:26:02 AM
Is the steering normally that crazy during aggressive riding?

Rumblestrips (or other bumps), headshake, and wheelies can cause the bars to flop around a bit.

El Matador

Quote from: swampduc on May 31, 2011, 07:07:31 AM
Yes  ;D
At least, it is on my 1098. Happens when I get up in the rev range - there's more of a top end rush with the Testa Evo motors than older Duc motors I've been exposed to.

That rider is really impressive. What I noticed most was how smooth he is. I doubt he's even at a 90% pace (for him) in this video.

Yup, awesome throttle control. I dont think he ever as much as missed a blip.

Veloce-Fino

Wow, this guy is really impressive. All that fork shaking WITH a dampener.

This guy has huge balls and loads of skill.
Is this thing on?

Jester

You think that headshake is bad.  Try it without the damper.  Its all over the place.
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Billyzoom

These type of videos scare the crap out of me.  I guess I'm not track material.   [bow_down]

IdZer0

 :-\ I get excited; wonder what that means  ;D
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replaced by 2011 848 EVO