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justin_o_guy2
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Reply #15 - 06/30/15 at 10:41:56
 
I got to , I believe, 132, on a straight stretch id checked out. It scared me so bad I never wanted to go that fast again. The ditches came in, the stripes on the road going right under me. No way would I have negotiated a curve.
Maybe with time, on a course, maybe, but, this is just beyond what average people can do. And I've xone some wild stuff with a car,but this kinda speed is ridonkulous. I drove in a demolition derby. I could spin backwards, slap.it in reverse, drive, spin it , slap it in D and go. The Rockford turn around is really easy. Just be sure the front tires are well inflated. I started on snow covered parking lots. Changing lanes and not hitting bumpers is good practice.
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Reply #16 - 06/30/15 at 19:04:32
 
justin_o_guy2 wrote on 06/30/15 at 10:41:56:
I got to , I believe, 132, on a straight stretch id checked out. It scared me so bad I never wanted to go that fast again. The ditches came in, the stripes on the road going right under me. No way would I have negotiated a curve.
Maybe with time, on a course, maybe, but, this is just beyond what average people can do. And I've xone some wild stuff with a car,but this kinda speed is ridonkulous. I drove in a demolition derby. I could spin backwards, slap.it in reverse, drive, spin it , slap it in D and go. The Rockford turn around is really easy. Just be sure the front tires are well inflated. I started on snow covered parking lots. Changing lanes and not hitting bumpers is good practice.


I had a buddy I used to ride with, back when I had my Ninja 500, who was always going 'too fast'
I used to gripe at him all the time about it
One day, he had found this nice wide back road (RR or FM) and put me in front
So there I am, blasting along and having nine kinds of fun, not even looking at my speedo
Near the end of the road I happened to glance down at my speedo while heeled over in a nice fast sweeper, and nearly fell off the bike
I was doing 125 MPH
in a curve
and not afraid

he let me ride his GSXR 1000 one time
I never did again
Why? I caught myself rolling 160 MPH (NOT on a curve lol)
and I wasn't scared
That scared me
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