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Back to work young jedi...
Edited by zupatun, 21 August 2014 - 08:10 AM.
Edited by zupatun, 21 August 2014 - 08:10 AM.
It is time for a lesson padawon learner
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Edited by zupatun, 21 August 2014 - 08:10 AM.
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I did that at the track a few weeks ago - except i forgot to get back on the gas and stand it up :goofy:
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He joins "the club"
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Colin's elbow save was nice...Marc's shoulder save was additionally interesting...do not try this at your home track...
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I am 100% certain that if I tried that maneuver I would be just like grond1234. Not to mention that if my bike was leaned over that far, there would be little left of the fairings on the right side, or the foot peg for that matter. LOL
Watching the guys in MotoGP and even the Moto 2 and 3 events is amazing.
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DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS AT HOME!
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WOW!
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He's got some magic there. :beer:
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Wasn't this save pretty much like Marco's
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Wow!
THAT, is a control demonstration!
Kinda answers all those newbie, "...how far can I lean over?" questions, eh?
Ded
He's almost on his back...
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