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Motorcycle Gymkhana
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Glen
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
That's exceptional control. Great to watch
It's really all about standing around drinking Dave's beer.
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gman017
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
that is awesome. There should be more of that type of competition. I know I struggle with tight turns.....a great way to learn
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DaveGPz
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
Off you go, Seiko... start a new SA trend with Poss 
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
Boys got skills 
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
Aside from the over size rear sprocket, makes you wonder what other mods are done. I guess you could set the rake/trail to be flickable and ignore high speed stability. Still great to watch though. Do you think they will mind if you practice in Coles carpark?
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dutchy
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
I think it's awesome. Wish i could do that. I can't imagine that 14 would be the weapon of choice for this sort of thing though. Wouldn't something smaller be a bit more appropriate? Then again I'd guess some of the competitors use their daily rides.
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
That looks like a fun way to spend the arvo with a 250 tracky
Anyone know if any of these types of events being held in Aus or is this strickly OS for now?
Anyone know if any of these types of events being held in Aus or is this strickly OS for now?
............I am wondering too
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
Great skills but would be hard with normal clip-ons instead of the MX bars that they use on them 
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
Phubar1 wrote:That looks like a fun way to spend the arvo with a 250 tracky
Anyone know if any of these types of events being held in Aus or is this strickly OS for now?
http://www.ksrc-au.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=33910
Tommorrow at Eastern Creek apparently.
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Re: Motorcycle Gymkhana
nice skills