Ever seen anything like this?
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Ever seen anything like this?
Craaaazy!
What control these guys have.
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Re: Ever seen anything like this?
yep they are known as "YANKS" or you might know them as "WANKS".
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Re: Ever seen anything like this?
HUGE back sprockets must make the bikes a bit more tractable for these stunts. 

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Re: Ever seen anything like this?
I thought they were mexican or some shit.
Either way, its pretty sweet what they do, I reckon anyway.
I'd love to go to a show like that.
Either way, its pretty sweet what they do, I reckon anyway.
I'd love to go to a show like that.
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Re: Ever seen anything like this?
Here's a dude from Japan doing it...
He's awesome. I love the way he transitions straight from a stoppie in to a mono.
I'd want one of those crash bars(?) or whatever they are fitted before I even attempt a simple wheelie or stoppie. If they're even possible on a 250!
He's awesome. I love the way he transitions straight from a stoppie in to a mono.
I'd want one of those crash bars(?) or whatever they are fitted before I even attempt a simple wheelie or stoppie. If they're even possible on a 250!
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Re: Ever seen anything like this?
Yeh you're right.bonester wrote:HUGE back sprockets must make the bikes a bit more tractable for these stunts.
Look at the pic on this page...
http://acfarias.com/
The rear sprocket is massive.
What does this do to the bike?
Check out the very first stunt in this video, nice!
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Re: Ever seen anything like this?
the larger the rear sprocket, the lower the top speed, so the bike makes the same power but accelerates faster, hence good for stunting as you need less effort to make the bike jump up!
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