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209mph Fastest I've done on it was 140+ (on the drag strip o'course) The motor's going in another bike shortly... -- Veggie Dave UKRMHRC#2 BOTAFOF#08 IQ 18 FILMS http://www.iq18films.com V&S Extreme Photography http://www.bikehouse.demon.co.uk Extreme Racing http://www.veggie-dave.co.uk Put Out The Lights On The Age Of Reason
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I'm having nasty visions of what would happen were the rolling road to suddenly seize up or the rear wheel otherwise touch something immobile... has that sort of thing ever happened? Bet it'd be one helluva mess if it did.
Highly tuned engines blow on dynos, yes Never seen a dyno seize, though, although I have seen a tyre let go - that was spectacular -- Veggie Dave UKRMHRC#2 BOTAFOF#08 IQ 18 FILMS http://www.iq18films.com V&S Extreme Photography http://www.bikehouse.demon.co.uk Extreme Racing http://www.veggie-dave.co.uk Put Out The Lights On The Age Of Reason
Not pretty I am sure. So how do the mechanics operate the throttle whilst all this is going on? (I've never seen a rolling road in use). Surely it wouldn't be much fun being stood next to that much power suddenly deciding to go pop?
