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The bike that would not lie down
« on: 21.03. 2018 23:40 »
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Re: The bike that would not lie down
« Reply #1 on: 22.03. 2018 05:13 »
G'day GB.
I saw similar at Sydney Showground Speedway back in the 70's. The rider parted company on turn 1, the bike hit the wall, went down and did a few donuts then jumped up again and did the full length of the infield slamming into the wall at the other end FULL Tilt.
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Re: The bike that would not lie down
« Reply #2 on: 22.03. 2018 09:28 »
I'd have thought the bike would have a throttle shut off similar to a jet ski
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Re: The bike that would not lie down
« Reply #3 on: 22.03. 2018 10:03 »
They are supposed to have a lanyard cable attached to the riders wrist and the engine cut out. But I learnt to hot wire my bike at age 9. So must he.
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