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Message started by jcstokes on 03/31/13 at 14:26:33

Title: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by jcstokes on 03/31/13 at 14:26:33

http://vimeo.com/53551115

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Serowbot on 03/31/13 at 15:22:26

Not only can we do it,... we don't need the slow-mo effects... :-?...

I figure I could do the full 38 mile course,... in about an hour... :)...

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by ToesNose on 03/31/13 at 17:36:23


6771667B63767B60140 wrote:
I figure I could do the full 38 mile course,... in about an hour... :)...


OK Serow we're going to start looking into some corporate sponsorship and enter you next year!!   :D

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Dave on 03/31/13 at 17:50:46

If my bike ever does one of those handlebar jiggly things.......I believe I would have to pull over and start walking home as soon as I could get pulled over and on the kick stand!

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Serowbot on 03/31/13 at 18:12:11

A savage will do a speed wobble,...
...trust me on that... :-?...

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Cavi Mike on 03/31/13 at 20:18:56

If the TT isn't on every man's bucket list, he doesn't deserve his testicles.

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Jiggyfly on 03/31/13 at 20:49:49

Being a road racer, I cannot fathom being able to wrap my head around a 38 mile course. Tracks I've raced at:
Road America
BlackHawk Farms
Putnam park
Grattan
Gingerman
Brainerd
MidAmerica
Gateway
VIR
Carolina Motorsports Park
Jennings
Talledega
Roebling Road
Daytona
Barber
USA International Raceway


& oddly, I can see doing essentially a lap of all of those linked together, but not with stone walls, curbs, buildings, poles, fences, gates, & dirt mounds everywhere. The speeds attained there are insane. 200mph on the 1000's.
me & 2 friends are going next year. I'm trying to get Cal Crutchlow to let us stay at his place! Lol

No......really.......I am!  ;)

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Dave on 04/01/13 at 02:51:41


485E49544C59544F3B0 wrote:
A savage will do a speed wobble,...
...trust me on that... :-?...


Doh......Crap! :o

Not something I am looking forward to.

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by ToesNose on 04/01/13 at 04:27:55


7D6B7C61796C617A0E0 wrote:
A savage will do a speed wobble,...
...trust me on that... :-?...

I'll definitely trust you on that one Serowbot, my days of pushing the limits thrill seeking are way behind me.   ;D

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by WD on 04/01/13 at 05:56:47

I'd love to. I'd prefer my 250 vintage racer for it though, but, since it is a couple years out from being back together...

Speed wobble on a Savage? Did you hit a slick patch or something? They aren't referred to as "Slow Pokies" for nothing ya know...

Lisa won't let me go, she knows it would be nearly impossible to drag me (kicking and screaming the whole way) back to the States...  ;)

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by oldNslow on 04/01/13 at 06:44:29

There is a really good book titled "Riding Man" by a guy named Mark Gardiner about the IOM TT. He's a weekend road racer who quit his job, and used up his savings chasing his dream to ride that race. Manages to qualify - not an easy thing to do by itself - and races in two classes on a Honda CBR600. Even though he finished pretty much at the back of the pack in his races, the book gives some real insight into what it's like to race over there. I highly reccomend it.

Got my copy from Amazon for my Kindle, but I think there is a print edition available too.

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Serowbot on 04/01/13 at 09:14:33

PS... that clip is from a movie...
"TT3D Closer to the Edge 2011" about Guy Martin...

Here's the trailer...
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn1YB7fk8eg[/media]

... and here's the full movie...
It's a great watch... ;)...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI1vaULYt1k
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI1vaULYt1k[/media]

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Pine on 04/01/13 at 10:15:29

I did 168 at 'dega... Dale Jarett Experience. Pretty fun, though I dont think I want to go that fast on two wheels... and definately not when wobble sets in.  I wouldn't mind watching though.

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by oldNslow on 04/01/13 at 13:01:54


Quote:
"TT3D Closer to the Edge 2011" about Guy Martin...


Wow! Great movie. Thanks Sero..

Wish I could read whatever language the subtitles are in though. I could only understand about half of what Martin said. Thats quite the accent! I always thought I spoke english :)

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by cowboy on 04/01/13 at 19:41:53

do they have a 250 class? i can do it on a stock 250. or watch from the side lines.
8-)

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by SuperSavage on 04/02/13 at 11:41:37

Those riders are on the edge of life and death the entire race. Love it!

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by Jiggyfly on 04/03/13 at 20:29:46

Guy Martin is awesome!

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by shovelbum87 on 05/11/13 at 11:30:05


624057486C484A44210 wrote:
If the TT isn't on every man's bucket list, he doesn't deserve his testicles.


Hey! I dont need testicles to want to do that! they just get in the way when you ride anyway  :-*

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by ToesNose on 05/12/13 at 05:16:02


Quote:
Hey! I dont need testicles to want to do that! they just get in the way when you ride anyway  :-*



;D

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by paulmarshall on 05/12/13 at 11:38:10


32292E37242D23342C7976410 wrote:
[quote author=624057486C484A44210 link=1364765193/0#5 date=1364786336]If the TT isn't on every man's bucket list, he doesn't deserve his testicles.


Hey! I dont need testicles to want to do that! they just get in the way when you ride anyway  :-*[/quote]
Depends on what your riding.  :P

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by paulmarshall on 05/12/13 at 13:59:52

Speaking of Testicals  :'(

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by mpescatori on 05/13/13 at 03:17:07


092A24243A252F3A430 wrote:
Being a road racer, I cannot fathom being able to wrap my head around a 38 mile course. Tracks I've raced at:
Road America
BlackHawk Farms
Putnam park
Grattan
Gingerman
Brainerd
MidAmerica
Gateway
VIR
Carolina Motorsports Park
Jennings
Talledega
Roebling Road
Daytona
Barber
USA International Raceway


& oddly, I can see doing essentially a lap of all of those linked together, but not with stone walls, curbs, buildings, poles, fences, gates, & dirt mounds everywhere. The speeds attained there are insane. 200mph on the 1000's.
[...]


A 2 - 4 mile circuit is easy to momorize, and linking a number of these is not difficult.

If you can memorize a 38 mile circuit then you must be... quite in another league.

Isle of Man, Nurburgring (Nordschleife) and Pike's Peak are among the first circuits that come to mind, where you will need years in order to learn the entire course...

(and yes, I do know Pikes Peak is not a circuit... but I wanted to include it anyway  ;))


Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by jcstokes on 05/13/13 at 20:43:58

Pescatori, what about the Mille Miglia? Although Moss and Jenkinson set the record in 1955, I feel Fangio was perhaps better as he did it alone. His Seven and nine thousand mile runs in South America during the early 1940's are even more amazing.

Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by TobyJug on 05/14/13 at 20:14:00

Many years ago in England I was a Motorcycle Instructor and I once worked at an event with Dave Taylor The Wheelie King.  He was famous for, among other things, riding round the TT circuit on one wheel at an average speed of something like 60mph.  Nice guy.


Title: Re: Try this on a Savage/S40
Post by shovelbum87 on 05/15/13 at 16:56:04


24352138393526273C353838540 wrote:
Speaking of Testicals  :'(



AHHHAHAHAAAHHAA Wow now thats what I call nuts! proven fact the balance beam is not for men!
ouch!

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