Killboy failure Dragon Fest

[atomicalex]

Originally Posted by Krang

What is he wearing, the thermal lining from his jacket? Extra warm, less protection???

[goodcat8]

Originally Posted by AZbiker

No, it's Anne Hathaway in a skintight body suit.

Stunt Double
Crushes an IMAx camera moments later

http://www.tmz.com/videos?autoplay=t...d-40146f06e2bb

[AZbiker]

Originally Posted by goodcat8

Stunt Double
Crushes an IMAx camera moments later

http://www.tmz.com/videos?autoplay=t...d-40146f06e2bb

I'd still hit it.

[gmk999]

Originally Posted by jgiacobbe

Stop posting the pictures of the broken legs. Makes me remember my own broken leg. I didn't break it on a motorcycle though, I rode some tar paper off the roof of the garage. I've decided riding tar paper is more dangerous than riding a motorcycle. I've been severely injured 100% of the times I've ridden tar paper and less than 0.1% of the time I've ridden a motorcycle.

So as a recap, more photos, less broken legs. Don't ride tar paper off the roof.

*I have riden the paper off the roof.. I on the other hand have a worse record on a motorcycle. But could live without those picts also.

[Gummee!]

Originally Posted by Krang

There's nothing that you can tell me that will convince me 'this is a good rear tire to run.'

M

[fuelish]

Originally Posted by schaffer40

Izzat a car tire??

It is a Hoosier dirt tire with the edges shaved round, so it will turn(a little).

[ErikY.]

Originally Posted by Gummee!

There's nothing that you can tell me that will convince me 'this is a good rear tire to run.'

M

3 pages of argument approacheth....

[BikerGeek99]

Originally Posted by Gummee!

There's nothing that you can tell me that will convince me 'this is a good rear tire to run.'

M

Give the guy a break.

He's from Michigan. Prolly the only state to compete with Florida for lowest number of turns.

As they say in Florida: "11 turns in 318 miles."

[ttpete]

Originally Posted by BikerGeek99

Give the guy a break.

He's from Michigan. Prolly the only state to compete with Florida for lowest number of turns.

As they say in Florida: "11 turns in 318 miles."

Michigan's not so bad if you know where to go. Ohio's mostly straight line until you get to where the glacier stopped down south by the Ohio River. The reason for the straight roads was that they were surveyed as the Northwest Territory before many settlers came. So most roads follow section lines. Many of the exceptions in MI are those roads that follow old Indian and wagon trails and rivers.

[atomicalex]

Originally Posted by BikerGeek99

He's from Michigan. Prolly the only state to compete with Florida for lowest number of turns."

Too true. Especially compared to PA, where I did most of my stateside driving....

[DC2wheels]

Originally Posted by Gummee!

There's nothing that you can tell me that will convince me 'this is a good rear tire to run.'

M

Makes it easier to lay 'er down

[dredman]

It appears to be turning pretty well to me?
Dude looks like he is having a blast too.

It also appears he made it all the way from Michigan without any help from the wisdom of this crowd?

And this was such a phenomenal fail, nobody caught the other fail - waving in a turn.

[Goldburg]

Originally Posted by dredman

And this was such a phenomenal fail, nobody caught the other fail - waving in a turn.

with his throttle hand...

[Boon Booni]

Originally Posted by Goldburg

with his throttle hand...

When you're idling through a corner, you don't need your hand on the gas.

[Ragin Rabbi]

Originally Posted by Boon Booni

When you're idling through a corner, you don't need your hand on the gas.

in-between "blips"?