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All you Dragon Riders watch out for this stuff
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blacklightning
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I love Wayha rd! 276 from Waynesville down to 64 is also good. Then there is always 28.
grumpyoldretiredcop
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And tiny brains. Do this on a track, you're a hero. Do this on a public road, you're a zero.
:agree: Or you become a stain on the pavement and a contribution to some First Responder's PTSD!
Haven't run it in several years but I believe at least some of it is 35!!
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Cobwebs
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Well he's a naughty boy then if that's the case. Otherwise, if that were in my neck of the woods you would struggle to get anywhere near the 62mph limit, especially on the corners. Straights, yeah maybe depending on the bike, in this case obviously doing it easily for the briefest of moments. I just think to sensationalize what an idiot he was is wrong. An idiot rides over his limit and by a margin too great to remain in control. What I saw was a measured, well executed and timed display of skill that takes a lot of hours at pace to achieve. If all drivers/riders were as competent as this, I would certainly feel a lot safer on any road than currently.
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