i was wathching speedvision and i saw jon pierre goy wheelieing a goldwing or one of those big bmw bikes. now thats phucking talent right there

 

I seen a dude 12 o clock a 1948 Harley then do an ape hanger, then drop it and bust a 180 endo, then bust a 5 mile high chair wheelie @95mph through traffic down I95 before the motor vibrated loose and fell off the frame.

 

I saw(and had a chat too) that frog guy at the oz round of the world supermotard.he was all but 12'in the "BIG" stock B.M.W on the track it was a site to be seen also 12'in the crap out of a 650 scarver BM.He is the guy that did all the bike stunts from the bond films.I have a few pics from his bio around here somwhere I will try to scan them will see how I go.Also have some pics from the week end but they are from a realy crap camera so dont hold me to it.

 

in the SBH tape a dude is "gettin' 'er done" on a gl1800(goldwing) scrapin' ex pipes and all!!!!

 

This a pic of Kevin from FREEHOLD HONDA in JERSEY loopin' doughnuts...........

 

Yeah saw that Monday night on Speedvision.

I have seen a guy wheelie a goldwing. I thought it was pretty sweet. He had to show us sport bike guys how it is done on a luxury bike.

 

that thing has an auto burnout button on it, what an accsesorie! lol i cant spell worth a $hit

 

last years 'demo ride' goldwing=smoked clutch and blown head gasket with less than 1500 miles...


yes, we beat it. yes, we scraped it. yes, we laid some rubber down. the best is doing 70+ , dumping it into first and then feathering the clutch out to "back" it in!!!!

nothing runs like a honda though


Teach

 

the guys name is crazy larry that scrapes the gold wing. what a funny ***'d video to watch. lemme go look & see if i can find it.

 

I too saw that video. Sadly, if i am not mistake, Crazy Larry passed away some time ago.

 

IF I REMEMBER, IT'S IN THE GMO VIDEO. DUDES DOING A BURNOUT ON SOME BIG TANK AND ALLMOST TOOK OUT SOME STREETBIKE. YOU SEE THAT?

 

I almost forgot I had this picture saved on my computer. I think these two guys were editors for a European sportbike magazing.