Potential Madness

[Lonewolf]

              

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-wVBwKGVmw

[O.C.]

what a pillock, why would you risk doing that, except of course to prove that you are a total pillock

[viper]

im a subscriber to valerios youtube channel as he has fabbed some great mods. I saw this the other day and couldnt believe it, he even goes back on the seat! He posts on here frequently peddling his wares , maybe i will remind him of this when he next pops up

[Kwikasfuki]

I get the feeling Darwinism might come into play.

[Nok12rs]

Mr Wolf,

I could just say:

But, as I am rarely accused of using one word when three will do so please forgive my hypocrisy but   "Potential" is beyond argument (at least among reasonable men) totally fu....g       REDUNDANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!   

[2kwacks]

my question is also "why would you" what possible gain would "one" get from doing such pathetic stunt sorry dose not even warrant the name stunt! may be he's not as soft has he look's, "but here again. lol... the road he's using is a straite and as smooth as a babies chufter, but it would only take one small stone and it curtains for the next, but not quite as brave "evil knivel" I just hope when he dose this again. some poor sod on a bike heading towards him, doesn't fall fowl of his immature actions and supidity.

[nigelp]

Good to see the road surface was 100% and that his reactions would have coped in case of an unexpected bump....not, doing his jacket zip ha ha!

IDIOT ABROAD PERSONIFIED!!!

[Nok12rs]

2 right Kwaks!( did you see what I did then?)

and Nigelp

[Nok12rs]

2 right Kwaks!( did you see what I did then?)

and Nigelp

I misspelt Kwacks!!!!!!

[Winston Smith]

How cool is that!

Just shows the perfect balance of our beautiful machines and proves why K should install cruise control as standard

[mecki]

Well, didn't you ride their bicycle free-handed when you were a kid?
Whoever says No is either a liar or a coward. 
I sure did like everybody else and strangely enough nobody ever fell off.
Because it's no big deal at all!
Just like a bicycle a motorbike will always try to go in a straight line too.
This is due to gyroscopic forces and the faster you go the more force you have to apply to change direction. 

[Klavdy]

There's some surprisingly beige reactions here.

[Nok12rs]

There's some surprisingly beige reactions here.

Beige?  For sure!   But surprising?   Yes, I rode my push bike "look mum........."  Even once did a motorbike wheelie course (can you imagine it)  and rode hands free but all off road in a controlled environment (is there such a thing?).

However, what really matters is the freedom to express an opinion not its value  ...   as Mr Voltaire, is thought to have said    " I may not agree with what you say but..................................................................."   

Even if, as Mr Smith kindly suggested, elsewhere, a K1600 would solve my 1400gtr windscreen issues,  I would really miss this forum.

[mecki]

Yes, I rode my push bike "look mum........."  Even once did a motorbike wheelie course (can you imagine it)  and rode hands free but all off road in a controlled environment (is there such a thing?).

Come on, you never rode your bicycle free-handed on the footpath or even on the road? 
I see kids around here doing it even while riding on the back wheel.
Next thing is you're trying to tell us that you never spoke a lie in your life. 
I don't condone riding a bike free handed on public roads, but as I said before it isn't really such a big deal.
I think the only reason why we always have one hand (the right) on the handlebar is that we don't have cruise control and need to operate the throttle.

[Lonewolf]

Hmm, so it's not a big deal riding free handed as you put it on a public road, interesting outlook on life you have there mecki!