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The editing was very entertaining; good show!

I guess now we know where biker cops keep the honey glazed donuts.

I think this, combined with this: "Stewart only returned to sprint track racing last month" would explain what happened. He wanted to razz the kid, but being off for around a year, he probably misjudged the throttle by a fraction.

I think you may quite enjoy Snowpiercer, based on the films you've listed. There are some rather thoughtful questions and statements about us as individuals and as a society (along with the violence and distopian future). The interaction between the protagonist and antagonist near the end of...

Israel and Hamas have had quarrels for almost a decade. Israel and Egypt can and have been crippling Gaza with economic sanctions for almost that long. Why would Israel go postal on a bunch of poor people NOW? Why would Israel drop 24hr notices to their enemy for air raids, and then provide...

Snowpiercer

Putting some thoughts into theoretically answering the question: As was mentioned, squeeze your knees against the tank. With the leverage of the tank, use your core muscles to focus your weight down and back into the seat, and your upper leg muscles to force your heels into the foot peg. NOTE...

Rossi: "I always brake very much with the front, road or track. I would say I use 80 percent the front and 20 percent the rear. Really, you only stop the bike with the front brake. You use the rear just a little, to keep the bike stable. The difference between the track and the road is this...

preload, compression, and rebound adjustments, plus new chain and sprockets.

Nelly: Air Force Ones... the song keeps looping in my head as I read this thread.

I drilled the starter jet with the 0.018”. It helped with cold starts (not sure about the warm start problem), but it's not perfect. I read somewhere that a 0.02" might be better. Where ever you buy the 0.018", you might consider picking up the 0.02 as well, just in case. And in case it...

Me thinks it started as a socio-economic thing: younger brother got the older brother's hand me downs, but the older brother is cool to the younger crowd, so the younger brother is automatically cool for wearing them, even if too big. It happened often enough to become a status norm for the...

Paintball City can be a rush with the right crowd; there aren't many safe spots to control a lane, since most spots have multiple angles of exposure. Granted the field FPS limit is a little low, but it's ok for the proximity. Play pistol and up the fun.

A motorcycle is inherently unstable. Any environmental inconsistency can take advantage of that. You can spend your entire motorcycle career keeping a careful watch for these inconsistencies, but don't expect your riding to be fulfilling. To enjoy the freedom of two wheels, you have to put a...

Home Hardware carries Molyslip in their automotive aisle.

It used to be that riding highways was more predictable (safer), but the higher speeds meant more fatal injuries (less safe). I find in the gta these days: highway drivers are less predictable and local drivers are driving faster, so it's a wash.

I'd argue that the bigger bikes need a much finer degree of throttle control to keep the tires at 6 degrees of slip (making it harder to stay at the limit of traction). Inertia would also come into play. EDIT - kinda what he said ^

The original post should come with a caveat: When the body is pumped up full of adrenaline (like when facing an on-coming truck), it becomes a lot harder to control the fine motor movements described in the OP. I guess what I mean is that I wouldn't let myself get carried away on the street...

That was awesome racing!!! In one of the races near the end of the day, there was a guy FLYING over the first jump. It looked phenomenal... but is that the fastest way through that section? (serious noob question). Is it better to sacrifice the first straight for the sake of the 'hairpin'...

When the ***** is trying to kill you with a knife, get outta the kitchen. Edit... did I jump the shark yet? :)