The Irish Mitsubishi FTO Owners Club

nobody who drives like this will be around for long..

dear god..
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=evPg5_HTXio

Fast but she needs a fairing, think it totally takes from the look of a bike without it. I know a lad with a hayabusa but I wouldnt say its a turbo! Gorgeous looking yoke! Can your man not physically keep the front wheel on the ground or does he just like wheelies?

crazy... so much power he spends most of his time on the back wheel. It's hard to move a bike when its on its back wheel, so crazy stuff in traffic.

Speeding bikers should check this out

http://www.sport-touring.net/forums/ind ... 778.0.html


Be warned, it's pretty graphic......

soc wrote:Speeding bikers should check this out

http://www.sport-touring.net/forums/ind ... 778.0.html


Be warned, it's pretty graphic......

Saw far worse than this for real when a biker overtook me in the UK and immediately lost control at over 145mph. You really have no protection when things go wrong on a bike.

Holy crap - I wasn't prepared for that..

6 minutes before lunch as well..

Myfeckin FTO wrote:

soc wrote:Speeding bikers should check this out

http://www.sport-touring.net/forums/ind ... 778.0.html


Be warned, it's pretty graphic......

Saw far worse than this for real when a biker overtook me in the UK and immediately lost control at over 145mph. You really have no protection when things go wrong on a bike.

Nasty... I'd love a bike but I don't think I'd ever want one enough to take on the associated risks.

Is it me or is his left arm alot longer than it should be?

There's a time and a place for a bit of acceleration, just unlucky to choose the wrong time and place.

But the signs yous guys have, about the number of deaths at the side of the road, does make you think abit at least for the next mile or two.

http://www.google.ie/search?hl=en&clien ... arch&meta=


Think hes still going since the 90s
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