So you think you can ride

[boborgera]

He did a nice job of leaving some floorboard shavings along the course too! :2thumbs:

They're called , Sacrificial ware points. Or oops i think leaned over just a little bit too much.:yikes:

 

[Bob Denman]

call them what you like; I call them FUN! :thumbup:

 

[pauly1]

This video is awesome! Forget about the brand of bike and admire the skills. Each manuever is a trick by itself but then they are joined end-to-end. Some of the other videos show real-life - cones were getting knocked over, dropped bikes, etc.:shocked:

I took a coaching clinic last spring from a motor cop trainer on my non-:spyder2:, 900# bagger. (The key-hole manuever got me every time and the course was set up with larger turn radii than the police course.)

The key learning - you go where you look, so look where you want to go. Seems like a good life lesson as well.

Wayne

 

[vtspyder]

Heck, I prob would knock over the cones just WALKING that course!!!

That's too much work! Made me dizzy!:helpsmilie: Guess I'd have to "lay off the sauce" if I ever wanted to try something like that. Still waiting for an "auto pilot" for the Spyder, then maybe....

 

[MarkLawson]

The rider is even more impressive when you play the video backwards!

 

[MarkLawson]

I think I could beat this guy on my RT...

http://www.youtube.com/user/vystrcil?v=pJxOsYh12yY#p/u/5/jwuSa15fWoo