Motorbike Video

98 or 99-model ZX9. Chrome tacho surround extending to the lower right to
rim the idiot lights pins it down as a 98-99 ZX6 or ZX9. The 12,000rpm
redline narrows it down to a ZX9.

 

It certainly isn't Australia. Not one car tried to cut him (her?) off,
which is a pity, in this case.

 

italians, greeks, lebs etc etc

 

DIE CROSSPOSTER

 

How about NO?

 

Gee great comeback... Did you think of it all on your own?

 

Actually, your comeback was pretty lame too :\

 

It was an enquiry not a comeback

 

What's the hissing sound I hear, Is this bike turbo'd?

 

Good question. Anyone hazard a guess what sort of bike it is?

 

No, your Mum helped.

 

hissing sound? his brakes?

Nev..
'03 ZX12R
'02 CBR1100XX

 

I would have said it musta been raining and there was water on the road thats making that noise.
the whine is when he [1]back off is the gearbox (obviously )

[1] im sure it's a guy, would a girl be this reckless? (ok maybe)

Mike.S

 

I'm not sure about the hissing noise. It doesn't sound like brakes to
me. I doubt it's from a wet surface as to me he's riding on both wet & dry
surfaces.
I think he is riding on both wet & dry surfaces, At one point it's
obvious it's web when the rear snaps right very quickly, Yet at other times
he accelerates from very slow speeds to quickly for it to be wet.
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Aido >
2000 Honda Hornet S
www.hondahornet.co.uk

 

After watching the video through to completion, I stand corrected about
the hissing noise, I do beleive it's the brakes.
He doesn't mind locking the rear brakes does he? You can tell by the
chattering sound.
This guy has the Grim Reaper following him, Ready to send him on his
way.

 

Same model as my ZX9......the hissing is most likely the brakes... you can
also tell because it starts as he begins to slow down....and stops as he
starts to accelerate...

Josh

I'm not sure about the hissing noise. It doesn't sound like brakes to
me. I doubt it's from a wet surface as to me he's riding on both wet & dry
surfaces.
I think he is riding on both wet & dry surfaces, At one point it's
obvious it's web when the rear snaps right very quickly, Yet at other times
he accelerates from very slow speeds to quickly for it to be wet.
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Aido >
2000 Honda Hornet S
www.hondahornet.co.uk

 

It's the brakes for frick's sake. Mine sound similar. Depends on your
compound etc.
S.

 

taxis, Greece maybe? lots of commuter bikes and delivery bikes with boxes,
riding on the right, and did you see him (her) slow up just a liiitttle bit
for the copper? then, **** it, into it again! I also think it wasn't his
bike, riding it like he nicked it!
Way too daft for me!!

 

I was thinking more like a soapbox but he does have a point.
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Deevo

Geraldton
WA, The Nanny State (® Corks)
http://members.westnet.com.au/mckenzie