super_si

Clean for once

Si

JackClark

I'm not having that! Looks like he something like 250mph!!

super_si

think its 210 mph isnt it?

[Edited by super_si - 3/3/2003 11:20:18 PM]

Nick Young

Holy S**t

Chris L

Well it goes to an indicated 220 and you can still see that he is accelerating past that point That is one quick bike - even if you take the speedo as being a little inaccurate he is still hitting 200+

Loon

Chris

super_si

ive got another but 21mb ill just upload it

Si

mj

is that the turbocharged hyabusa?

dogmaul

its also a fake oh and a scooby in a lake (hey that rymes)

super_si

21mb this

Si

dogmaul

biggest give away is the speed that everything is moving its just way too slow

super_si

I dunno know people who pop then @100+

super_si

Wouldnt know only hit 3/4 that speed before

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

That was on here before and caused discussions about it being fake. Sadly the link doesn't work on the old thread so I lost the video Thanks for finding the link again

Tim Bomford

Entertaining but I think speedo cables are run from the front wheel.....

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

WOW is that the stig in the second vid

super_si

ive just got 2*400mb the gumball 3000.

That looks awesome F50 got pulled at 187 lol.

I did have that 200mph F50 vid but ive deleted it

Si

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

Tim

I think on some bikes this is not the case. There are a few vids with bikes popping wheelies that the speedo works.

Paul

brickboy

You can wheely at 100+ ... but you can only accelerate gradually, and deffo not at the rate at which that speedo needle is moving. Too much throttle and it'll flip.

Also, the speedo needle doesn't pause at all when he changes gear in the first vid, but it does in the second clip.

Michael Robinson

that Speedo is in KPH isn't it.

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

No if you look closely you will see KPH is on the inside

brickboy

The first vid clip is fake -- notice how the speedo keeps climbing at the same rapid rate even though he's wheelying. If he was really accelerating at the rate indicated by the speedo needle he'd flip the bike.

In the second clip, you can see the speedo needle pause in its movement every time he changes gear, which it doesn't at all in the first clip. Second clip is really nice -- especially when he dials in 17 pounds of boost at 100+ mph

[Edited by brickboy - 3/4/2003 10:02:23 AM]