Very cool pic ...looks like early morning with the frozen leaves on the ground ... Looks almost like the bike was dropped in there as there are no tracks to be seen...Everything else around the area including the bridge looks oh-so-outdoorish and hid from the civilized world - I can still tell it is the PNW, even with just a few of the evergreen trees ... We'd call this type place 'bucky' back in AR in my hunting days because it looks so much like the paintings you see with the big Buck deers standing in terrain like that.
Thanks for chiming it Rory and doing some explaining on what and how you make these type moves ... I really like going to the races and seeing guys like you riding a bike live, showing so many of us how we want and should ride a bike. It always an inspiration see this high of skill level ... F'ing stud always comes to my mind when I see this riding look so easy. -- I'm reading and thinking about your technique now and will take a couple days to sink in enough to understand it....
You gotta go to a track ... That's where I learned and believe me, I never jumped much till age 53 or so ... If on a 4t, DO NOT chop the throttle till the front tire is over the lip. That's all I have and good luck.
Well I can jump some and ride tracks every once in a while but it is not something I am real comfortable with.
OK how about a V8 with a V2 crank and it not only pushed the connecting rod down but pulls it up too.
here is half that motor being tested in a real running prototype. 125cc 4 banger, single crank / con rod, sounds wicked.
looks and sounds like the clutch is slipping but thats insane talk about a sleeper oh its just a z50 NOT
