I remember hearing about this on the last lockdown show. The bike setup bit was hysterical. Statham was clearly having so much fun here and it was fun to watch. If you’d had panniers on that would’ve been icing on a hilarious cake. This was so funny, thanks guys.
Al, you’re a bloody legend for not just suggesting this but actually doing it. Okay your honed riding skills (not from BSB but BBB track events 😆) put the boys with their toys to shame! Maybe rather than wasting their money on slicks, tyre warmers and trick parts they should invest in a KTM confectionary dispenser. Thanks again 44Teeth for feeding us with this real world content 😎
I just love the background theme music you guys cook up for these clips. 70's Game show esque stuff just reinforces the silliness of it all, brilliant..
Love it, took mine to Donington last year, rode from Devon , trackdays have become scary for most people as so many people spend so much on bikes and gear that the average Joe who hasn’t done one can get scared shitless, more road bike only days are needed to get more people into it.
@@motorbiketoureruk novice checkong in here. I've done track days on powerful bikes, tried keeping up. Didnt learn much. Rode my own pace, had a blast and learned with each lap....and got faster
Bike does a big difference though. i crashed my bike and rented an ex super sport afterwards and was after two laps already 5 seconds faster than i did on my own which could do the same lap times easily.
The mario-esque sound track is nothing but comedy gold 😂. Had those A41 tyres on my vstrom 650 and couldn't fault them wet or dry. Great tyres, obviously just a bit narrow for track use going by that.
Well done, reminds me of the old days. Love it! The Gxxer rider I beat at the track that day in 1993, threw his helmet against a brick wall he was so pissed! Love , LOVE it!
Dunlop Sportmart TT and Metzeler M9RRs have just been made available in sizes to suit this and the V4 Multistrada. Not outright sports tyres but good enough for trackdays for most.
I loved this! Reminded me of my very first trackday. A guy on a BMW gs with paniers going around the outside of all of us in the novice group on our sportsbikes. We all got scared when we found out he was tacking the paniers off for the 3rd session 😂
I'm sure there must have been a few riders questioning they're bike and aftermarket parts choices 🤣🤣🤣 love it! I would of been laughing my head off seeing you come past me on that 🤣🤣
Have to admit though like the small bike racing, and being up against the tiny Jockeys that weigh nothing soaking wet, is quite fun to be around and watch... as it makes more difference than the liter styles.
Probably gonna be a whole bunch of "Ducatistas" with all the carbon body, titanium bits n carbon wheels. I've noticed that 99% of the folks who show off n brag about all the weight saving bits n aero on their bikes r the worst on track. They also happen to be the ones that rely more on the electronics saving them than honing one's own skill. There's gonna be a random dude on a raggity old S RAD with bits hanging/fallen off who's gonna come in, put out some mental laptimes n go home.
Once again 44 teeth at the cutting edge of Moto journalism, producing the most entertaining content answering the most important questions. OK maybe i am biased, as I recently purchased 1290 AD-S and was wondering if you could track it. Top stuff lads please keep it coming.
Ran my 990 at Road America a few years ago and had similar fun. Best part was swapping to knobbies and then riding sections of Backcountry Discovery Routes on the way back home to Utah. The Nothing like a KTM ADV to make the world a racetrack. Great vid!
Its so much fun doing this. I used to do the same at Brands Hatch on a Honda Firestorm. Passed many an R1 and Ducati ridden by guys who couldn’t get anywhere near their bikes limit, plus a few who went clean past it and buried themselves in kitty litter. If you pass someone on a fast bike it’s the bike that gets the credit, but pass them on a slow one and it’s all you!
Seen your content before. I thought it was good, but I didn't see a reason to come back and subscribe. Well... guess what now buddy - you have a new one, and you earned it in spite of myself. Also - echoing "z" comment below - the soundtrack is just gold.
Yet again Al showing us all how its done!, great content, you guys get a great balance of comedy timing, great format of your films and get the background music spot on, keep up the excellent content, on a side note Al, your current facial hair and nothing on top makes you look like a face card from the game Guess who!
We need MOTOGP riders all race with adventure bikes lmao. I'd pay to watch that, even for a charity event or something I think it would be very entertaining.
Love me some track days, however, not when it’s wet. Track surface is so unpredictable when wet. Even when I raced competitively I would either skip wet races, or just piddle around the track to obtain a few points and a slightly better grid spot for the next race. Respects to the guys who push in the wet.
Reminds me of the day My mate John was passing people at a track day on a Honda Transalp. it was one of the demo fleet at the Honda ride day so no tuning the suspention.
You guys sell bikes... Genius! It would honestly make a great commercial for selling a crossover bike for sport bike riders and it says a lot when you're riding it in this scenario.
I have one of these. I've thought about a track day with it but I'd be afraid to throw away €20k. But for the street I think it's a better choice than a sports bike.
Did a couple of track days on my Cagiva Elefant. Fit street tyres, and adventure bikes make pretty fast road bikes. Memorably, I was having a nice dice with a Ducati 900ss until he dropped it.
Nice one mate. One one of my early track days on my Blackbird years ago, I was constantly pissed off at the instructors riding around us on their GS1200 Beemers, standing up. Now I'm just too old to care. :-)
Thanks for the entertainment! I have an earlier model so no Wispa holder 😕. Whilst the looks of the bike can be questionable that LC8 engine is amazing.
I definitely would be weirded out if I saw an adventure bike on the track, I mean they sure can do the track but.... you're pretty much the only one I ever saw actually doing it. That just means its really crazy, but also kinda funny in its own way.
Love it. There's a guy who rides an S1000XR that he's nicknamed the "humiliator", because it absolutely rips around a circuit. of course, it should. It's based on a superbike, but what a world we live in when these big, comfortable adventure bikes ride well enough to give some poor chaps difficulty on their liter bikes 🤣
Excellent!...it's like annilating sports bikes on a Supermoto!..great fun. I remember seeing Wayne Gardener at Brands on a high barred Moriwaki Kawasaki...crazy but brilliant! Cheers, Steve
The sas 1290 is a dream bike of mine. I Have an mt-09 right now and it's a blast but I'm looking for something with the same amount of acceleration but something I can go long-distance with. The KTM seems like it will be the perfect fit.
Back when the FJ09 was released I heavily considered getting one but got ktm 1190S which is big fun. The new 1290S and R are indeed extremely capable dream bikes!
Excellent video and I loved the Mario-style sound effects. But to be fair, what was the level of the other riders? You are, after all, a consummate professional 😉.
You don't wanna go to the local hospital in Llanelli Al. I lived on the edge of that old runway and the beach and forestry were our playgrounds on bikes when I was a young 'un. I had a crash down there one year and needed an operation on my wrist. I suffered the pain for a day and got recovered back to London then went to hospital
Loved it. Most people don't believe it when you say you can hang with sportbikes on your ADV - but you can. It is even easier on the road, where most people can't make the most out of their Horsepower advantage. Loved Sportbikes when I was young. Loving going quick on comfy ADVs now ;P. Chur, Campbell from NZ :)
While the KTM is an awesome weapon, using it on a track against "track-focused" bikes is much like riding a slow bike fast. You just can't beat that feeling. Kudos, sir. Use that talent and experience to show them how its done.
@@canismajoris6733 I would argue that getting the most out of whatever bike you're riding is what the track is for and that's what's so rewarding about "outriding" people on faster bikes. ;)
As an All-road biker (Honda Transalp / Africa Twin) I've always wondered what the point is of putting the knee down in turns. We're taught to keep appendages on board at all times, whatever happens. Putting out a leg to break a fall especially at higher speed, will guarantee a (serious) injury. Better to fall over and skid (you and the bike will separate immediately), than to have your leg crushed under the bike and possibly getting tangled in a wheel. Moto cross riders do put out a leg, but only when travelling slow and their bikes are relatively light compared to 600-1200 CC all-road motorcycles. Anyways, I've gone in to bends with my Transalp where the bike has leaned over so far that the edge of the sole of my boot scraped the tarmac, and the Transalp is a high bike. I estimate it at 60 degrees. But did that all with my legs and feet firmly clamped against the frame of the bike, with my body straight ont he bike, not leaning over.
Over time I've realized it isn't necessary on road but it does reduce lean angle by changing the center of gravity. On the right bike with the right ergos it just feels nice. The twist of the wrist books go into it more. Fortnine has a video explaining the merits of doing the opposite of leaning off.
As the great Lance Armstrong once wrote, "Its not about the bike" which also applies to track riding. Not sure if Al is on human growth hormones though, in saying that his beard does seem to have thickened recently...
I remember everyone being shocked when Wayne Gardner came over to Blighty with his sit-up & beg set-up. Although his style did look funny, it was clear he was able to man-hondal the bike better than the clip-on brigade in many instances. Ok it was a Moriwanki Kwack, but he did race a CB1100R back in my Strine home cuntry. Attended endurance race at RAF West Raynham in `81 where one of those CB lumps won. It got through a lot of tyres, unlike the bike I was there to assess and subsequently bought.
A41s are great tyres. Had them on my GSA1200....loved 'em. If they fitted on my rsvr Mille I'd put them on there too lol! Great riding Mr S. Love doing the same on my 20 year old Aprilia as the look on the faces of the guys you pass is priceless! In my case a 20 yr old slower sportsbike still works on some tracks as well as newbees on their 160bhp kit. Handling and confidence count for a lot.
A few years ago i was marshalling at the manx gp and an american geezer on a dirt bike with fancy evel knievel style leathers was acheiving his ambition of taking part. We were all aching for him not to be lapped and be allowed to finish but sadly he didn't manage it. We were very disappointed.
I was out on my gsxr 1000 one day and came across 2 of these on the road. They are no joke. In real world conditions they are every bit as quick as a sportsbike
I remember hearing about this on the last lockdown show. The bike setup bit was hysterical. Statham was clearly having so much fun here and it was fun to watch. If you’d had panniers on that would’ve been icing on a hilarious cake. This was so funny, thanks guys.
Al, you’re a bloody legend for not just suggesting this but actually doing it. Okay your honed riding skills (not from BSB but BBB track events 😆) put the boys with their toys to shame! Maybe rather than wasting their money on slicks, tyre warmers and trick parts they should invest in a KTM confectionary dispenser. Thanks again 44Teeth for feeding us with this real world content 😎
It was a proper laugh chasing you round on the ktm.
Your Pembrey vid looks like you were having a lot of fun. There's no way I'd have ridden that well with tears of laughter obscuring my vision.
@@weevilinabox it was my first time at the track so having Al to follow was a great help. If I could ride better I'd of got passed him.
Just love how the bike manufacturers are getting on board with the 44t channel. ..👊, may it long continue..
I think KTM has had a hard on for Al and Chris for years, they're exactly the type of guys they want riding their bikes.
@@Juuul89 Precisely for moments like this ruclips.net/video/LTrutEGOMIw/видео.html
@@wilko2912 yuuuuuuup
I do remember a trackday on my Z750 where some touring guy with his R1200GS was way faster than me
Adventure riders are funny 😂🤣
This was hilarious. The fact that this thing had the same corner-speed as that R1 is just priceless.
Now imagine the same R1 in Al’s hands. He would’ve been lapping them over and over.
@Franz Fanon Proof that you, yes you, don't need the R1 you think you need.
@Franz Fanon Uh..he's in a fast group track day. Stands to reason they're definitively quicker than the average goon on a superbike.
You mean the same corner speed as an R1 that was caught behind slower traffic.
@@Jay-yg8jj Fast group track day riders are not faster than even a low level amateur racer like it just doesn't compare
I just love the background theme music you guys cook up for these clips. 70's Game show esque stuff just reinforces the silliness of it all, brilliant..
Love it, took mine to Donington last year, rode from Devon , trackdays have become scary for most people as so many people spend so much on bikes and gear that the average Joe who hasn’t done one can get scared shitless, more road bike only days are needed to get more people into it.
I've got a new 1290 SAS. It wasn't cheap and I'd be afraid of throwing it away on the track.
@@Eric-Marsh you’ll be fine mate, just go your own pace
@@motorbiketoureruk novice checkong in here. I've done track days on powerful bikes, tried keeping up. Didnt learn much. Rode my own pace, had a blast and learned with each lap....and got faster
@@motorbiketoureruk Great advice that isn't said enough.
Love that KTM chucked you the keys “go on then silly bollocks!” Would love to see Rossi and Pedrosa rock up on Dirty Baggers
I'd pay to watch that
It just goes to show that you don't need a track bike to do track days and skill goes a long way.
Bike does a big difference though. i crashed my bike and rented an ex super sport afterwards and was after two laps already 5 seconds faster than i did on my own which could do the same lap times easily.
Loving the special content for us lot, makes me feel all warm inside...
Nicely done Al ! Your a legend as usual. Delicious content as has become the norm for 44 !
Love it Al, I love the KTM 1290 range and just shows how capable these machines are on a track day. Keep up the good work loving the content.
This is comedy gold, love the 8 bit music and counter!
This is so reminiscent of Cuban Rider doing track days on his S1000XR and schooling the fast kids with a ADV bike. Bravo!!!
The mario-esque sound track is nothing but comedy gold 😂. Had those A41 tyres on my vstrom 650 and couldn't fault them wet or dry. Great tyres, obviously just a bit narrow for track use going by that.
Well done, reminds me of the old days. Love it! The Gxxer rider I beat at the track that day in 1993, threw his helmet against a brick wall he was so pissed! Love , LOVE it!
Did everybody notice how smooth the throttle control was on corner exit!!! Cheers, great vid!!!
Dunlop Sportmart TT and Metzeler M9RRs have just been made available in sizes to suit this and the V4 Multistrada. Not outright sports tyres but good enough for trackdays for most.
Awesome Al, thank you for this bit! I might have not one but two track bikes in the garage then after all :D. Thanks guys for the early release
Love it!! I remember overtaking tonnes of bikes at COTA on a 2012 Multistrada!! Great fun!!!
I watched this so many times. Never gets old.
Bro rides adv like a sportbike, films in the place where no one's supposed to even spectate (8:42) 💀
He makin a statement here 💀
I don't know what terms you chaps use to find stock music but the choices you find are inspired, that track at 01:30 is absolutely bob-on.
This is absolute gold. Round of applause to the editing team.
I loved this! Reminded me of my very first trackday. A guy on a BMW gs with paniers going around the outside of all of us in the novice group on our sportsbikes.
We all got scared when we found out he was tacking the paniers off for the 3rd session 😂
Was this in California by chance?
@@vood00samurai no Donington England
Yet more top quality content, love it. 44T hands down the best motorcycle content creators out there! Keep up the awesome work guys 😎👍🏼
I'm sure there must have been a few riders questioning they're bike and aftermarket parts choices 🤣🤣🤣 love it! I would of been laughing my head off seeing you come past me on that 🤣🤣
Think some should lay off the meat pies and call it a rider mod then just throw money at it.
@@wobblysauce hahaha probably one of the 1st thing riders should think about when they have a modern day bike.
Have to admit though like the small bike racing, and being up against the tiny Jockeys that weigh nothing soaking wet, is quite fun to be around and watch... as it makes more difference than the liter styles.
Probably gonna be a whole bunch of "Ducatistas" with all the carbon body, titanium bits n carbon wheels. I've noticed that 99% of the folks who show off n brag about all the weight saving bits n aero on their bikes r the worst on track. They also happen to be the ones that rely more on the electronics saving them than honing one's own skill. There's gonna be a random dude on a raggity old S RAD with bits hanging/fallen off who's gonna come in, put out some mental laptimes n go home.
They're, would of, come on!!
Think we need a joint video with DrPimplePopper to have a look at Al's head.
Great video, thanks for the early access
Statham "I think we could piss off a few Superbikes with this"
KTM "Go on then (chucks keys)"
Statham "Job done!"
🤣🤣🤣
Would make it quite similar to the Supermoto concept just with a bigger bike. Loads get upset.
Once again 44 teeth at the cutting edge of Moto journalism, producing the most entertaining content answering the most important questions. OK maybe i am biased, as I recently purchased 1290 AD-S and was wondering if you could track it. Top stuff lads please keep it coming.
This is the content i need more of, Good job Nige.
Ps - Perkins on the BMW GS and the milky bar kid on a Husqvarna Norden, As well next time Chaps.
I believe the stock detuned 1290 Super Adventure motor only has a claimed 160 bhp and not the 177 bhp of the Super Duke. So even more impressive 👍🏼
Hhhaha lovin it, Especially the mario bros sound effects! Thanks for sharing, nicely done!
You need to add the cargo panniers so it looks even funnier when you pass people.
Ran my 990 at Road America a few years ago and had similar fun. Best part was swapping to knobbies and then riding sections of Backcountry Discovery Routes on the way back home to Utah. The Nothing like a KTM ADV to make the world a racetrack. Great vid!
Thanks for making these videos, they bring a little sunshine into my gloomy winter day
Its so much fun doing this. I used to do the same at Brands Hatch on a Honda Firestorm. Passed many an R1 and Ducati ridden by guys who couldn’t get anywhere near their bikes limit, plus a few who went clean past it and buried themselves in kitty litter.
If you pass someone on a fast bike it’s the bike that gets the credit, but pass them on a slow one and it’s all you!
Seen your content before. I thought it was good, but I didn't see a reason to come back and subscribe. Well... guess what now buddy - you have a new one, and you earned it in spite of myself. Also - echoing "z" comment below - the soundtrack is just gold.
Loving this vid, I have that exact bike and I've not ridden my SDR or SFV4S since it arrived.
Yet again Al showing us all how its done!, great content, you guys get a great balance of comedy timing, great format of your films and get the background music spot on, keep up the excellent content, on a side note Al, your current facial hair and nothing on top makes you look like a face card from the game Guess who!
Another epic video. Can't get enough of your track content. Keep it coming. Loved the silly music.
Hahaha the video game music and 'people pissed off' counter is a stroke of genius editing.
We need MOTOGP riders all race with adventure bikes lmao. I'd pay to watch that, even for a charity event or something I think it would be very entertaining.
what a hero.... overtaking 8 riders on a factory supplied bike on a wet day at a twisty circuit......
Love me some track days, however, not when it’s wet. Track surface is so unpredictable when wet. Even when I raced competitively I would either skip wet races, or just piddle around the track to obtain a few points and a slightly better grid spot for the next race. Respects to the guys who push in the wet.
I was laughing at the music anyway but the sad noise when you got passed in the 2nd session had me doubled up. 🤣
I absolutely love your vids 44Teeth. A breath of fresh air to cheer me up during this covid shit
The A41's are really good. My fav tire on this type of bike, together with the road 5's
that's good mate, the pitch, the facts., the smug laugh, yeah into it. cheers.
Reminds me of the day My mate John was passing people at a track day on a Honda Transalp. it was one of the demo fleet at the Honda ride day so no tuning the suspention.
You guys sell bikes... Genius! It would honestly make a great commercial for selling a crossover bike for sport bike riders and it says a lot when you're riding it in this scenario.
I have one of these. I've thought about a track day with it but I'd be afraid to throw away €20k. But for the street I think it's a better choice than a sports bike.
There was a rider on this bike at cadwell last year September. He was epic !!! Never underestimate a good rider :)
Fantastic vid. You guys continue to keep up the entertainment. Best Moto vids out there. Keep up the great work! from the states
Did a couple of track days on my Cagiva Elefant. Fit street tyres, and adventure bikes make pretty fast road bikes. Memorably, I was having a nice dice with a Ducati 900ss until he dropped it.
Appreciating the members bonuses guys
One of my favorite track day memories was an outside pass on a guy riding a full BSBspec Duc 1099 on my Aprilia.
Futura!
Safety first, First Aid last 🤣🤣🤣 Al ya big legend 🤛🤣
Woo Hoo! BMW XR is another nice choice. Take off the horn and center stand too. A41's on my V-strom too!
Another great vid - I really enjoyed this one and have wanted to see how the 1290 is on track... Multi Pikes Peak next perhaps? 😉
i took my s1000xr on a track day. sportbike riders get really really annoyed when you wave at them going around the outside ahahha :D
Nice one mate. One one of my early track days on my Blackbird years ago, I was constantly pissed off at the instructors riding around us on their GS1200 Beemers, standing up. Now I'm just too old to care. :-)
I followed a guy on a fully dressed Goldwing that would ride behind you yelling, "hurry up" the entire time.
Thanks for the entertainment! I have an earlier model so no Wispa holder 😕. Whilst the looks of the bike can be questionable that LC8 engine is amazing.
Flipping hilarious…. Love the content!!
I definitely would be weirded out if I saw an adventure bike on the track, I mean they sure can do the track but.... you're pretty much the only one I ever saw actually doing it. That just means its really crazy, but also kinda funny in its own way.
That is hilarious and testament to how good a bike the 1290 is - top notch entertainment!!
Mario music and sound effects were just spot on. Good one.
Love it. There's a guy who rides an S1000XR that he's nicknamed the "humiliator", because it absolutely rips around a circuit. of course, it should. It's based on a superbike, but what a world we live in when these big, comfortable adventure bikes ride well enough to give some poor chaps difficulty on their liter bikes 🤣
Excellent!...it's like annilating sports bikes on a Supermoto!..great fun. I remember seeing Wayne Gardener at Brands on a high barred Moriwaki Kawasaki...crazy but brilliant! Cheers, Steve
Have had some fun on the Super Tenere on the bitumen also, great video. Thanks.
That was hilarious! It says so much about the KTM😁 It really is so fast. Kudos to you too, Al. You're a legend👌🏼
Not really. You could beat most a group riders on a 250
Nice riding Al! The sound effects were genius too. 🙌🏼😁
This concept is pure gold..
...Wispa Gold
The sas 1290 is a dream bike of mine. I Have an mt-09 right now and it's a blast but I'm looking for something with the same amount of acceleration but something I can go long-distance with. The KTM seems like it will be the perfect fit.
Back when the FJ09 was released I heavily considered getting one but got ktm 1190S which is big fun. The new 1290S and R are indeed extremely capable dream bikes!
I did the same thing with a friend's 1290.Good fun, even though she did ground everywhere
Fantastic i am a KTM rider great video ! Do a couple of track days a month here in South Africa, never in the rain ! Must be a very different ride
Excellent video and I loved the Mario-style sound effects. But to be fair, what was the level of the other riders? You are, after all, a consummate professional 😉.
Thanks Fagan. Got me out of watching some shite with the wife 😅
I rode one of those bikes at the ABR festival last year, it's insanely quick for an adventure bike.
Need to try again in the dry with 17's and track rubber. Ive seen one of these bikes go in the twisties.
You don't wanna go to the local hospital in Llanelli Al. I lived on the edge of that old runway and the beach and forestry were our playgrounds on bikes when I was a young 'un. I had a crash down there one year and needed an operation on my wrist. I suffered the pain for a day and got recovered back to London then went to hospital
ahah! Brilliant guys!! Loved the videogame soundtrack 😂
Loved it. Most people don't believe it when you say you can hang with sportbikes on your ADV - but you can. It is even easier on the road, where most people can't make the most out of their Horsepower advantage. Loved Sportbikes when I was young. Loving going quick on comfy ADVs now ;P. Chur, Campbell from NZ :)
While the KTM is an awesome weapon, using it on a track against "track-focused" bikes is much like riding a slow bike fast. You just can't beat that feeling. Kudos, sir. Use that talent and experience to show them how its done.
You can beat it by riding a fast bike fast. That is what the track is for
@@canismajoris6733 I would argue that getting the most out of whatever bike you're riding is what the track is for and that's what's so rewarding about "outriding" people on faster bikes. ;)
As an All-road biker (Honda Transalp / Africa Twin) I've always wondered what the point is of putting the knee down in turns. We're taught to keep appendages on board at all times, whatever happens. Putting out a leg to break a fall especially at higher speed, will guarantee a (serious) injury. Better to fall over and skid (you and the bike will separate immediately), than to have your leg crushed under the bike and possibly getting tangled in a wheel. Moto cross riders do put out a leg, but only when travelling slow and their bikes are relatively light compared to 600-1200 CC all-road motorcycles.
Anyways, I've gone in to bends with my Transalp where the bike has leaned over so far that the edge of the sole of my boot scraped the tarmac, and the Transalp is a high bike. I estimate it at 60 degrees. But did that all with my legs and feet firmly clamped against the frame of the bike, with my body straight ont he bike, not leaning over.
Over time I've realized it isn't necessary on road but it does reduce lean angle by changing the center of gravity.
On the right bike with the right ergos it just feels nice. The twist of the wrist books go into it more. Fortnine has a video explaining the merits of doing the opposite of leaning off.
Anybody know where to find the song from 2:31-3:32? I definitely need to listen to this daily. Thanks in advance.
As the great Lance Armstrong once wrote, "Its not about the bike" which also applies to track riding. Not sure if Al is on human growth hormones though, in saying that his beard does seem to have thickened recently...
My hair is thicker everywhere...
...except my head
Only takes 5 minutes every 2 weeks eh Al 😜
True. With Lance Armstrong it was about the drugs too...
Ever hear of Manscaping , mens privates grooming lol 😝
Hugely entertaining as usual,nice job out there!
I remember everyone being shocked when Wayne Gardner came over to Blighty with his sit-up & beg set-up. Although his style did look funny, it was clear he was able to man-hondal the bike better than the clip-on brigade in many instances. Ok it was a Moriwanki Kwack, but he did race a CB1100R back in my Strine home cuntry. Attended endurance race at RAF West Raynham in `81 where one of those CB lumps won. It got through a lot of tyres, unlike the bike I was there to assess and subsequently bought.
Brilliant video cheers I'll give the bridgestones a try were they loads better than the standard Mitas tyres I'm not keen no feel to them cheers Chris
And the best bit is, you can go on through the gravel trap just as fast. Genius!
A41s are great tyres. Had them on my GSA1200....loved 'em. If they fitted on my rsvr Mille I'd put them on there too lol! Great riding Mr S. Love doing the same on my 20 year old Aprilia as the look on the faces of the guys you pass is priceless! In my case a 20 yr old slower sportsbike still works on some tracks as well as newbees on their 160bhp kit. Handling and confidence count for a lot.
That wispa gold moment made me spit my cuppa all over😂😂😂👍🏻
3:39 "nearly fell off the bike......got my knee down"
A few years ago i was marshalling at the manx gp and an american geezer on a dirt bike with fancy evel knievel style leathers was acheiving his ambition of taking part. We were all aching for him not to be lapped and be allowed to finish but sadly he didn't manage it. We were very disappointed.
Something different and a few sportsbike riders shown up. Good stuff
I live on top of Pembrey mountain and hear the bikes all the time and love it. When was this video done in August?
I was out on my gsxr 1000 one day and came across 2 of these on the road. They are no joke. In real world conditions they are every bit as quick as a sportsbike