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Is that a Ruger LCR? Maybe since I've gotten one everything looks like one, but I swear it looks just like one.

@astroblackable I guess I forgot I was allowed to have an opinion.

If you don't like opinions, then just... well, good luck getting away from those.

ZX-14R: Raw power, big engine, huge torque curve, big comfortable bike

S1000R: literbike class, race suspension, uncomfortable, light race bike.

Shit while we're at it, let's compare a yamaha yx250 or a toyota camry. These machines are built for entirely different purposes. That said, the S1000R...

@R3pl4y0 It LOOKED like he was trying to race, but any time the road opened up he just opened throttle all the way which leads me to believe he wasn't on the throttle at ALL through the turn until the very end where he rips it open. If he had rolled on the throttle, he'd wheelie rather than slide...

wow he must have had it pinned for it to lowside on a 250!

I just like the part where they say every biker (they did stipulate that it was limited to sports bikes) is doing 153mph through the curves.

Err, no. One biker did 153 on what they called "the straightaway." Yeah, I whip around curves, but if I ever see a twisty road, It's not "i bet I can take ...

Wow he just about lowsided at the end there.

Looks like he cut throttle as he felt the slip, then proceeded to try to power the bike back up. He should have rolled off and loosened his grip to allow the bike to properly stand up on its own. My guess is cold tires/road more than anything. Too bad, really.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't it be cheaper to just use bands?

@itsPrivateYam Yeah they do man. SF guys think they're the hottest shit ever. Because they are. But don't think they don't know it

Biker dropped it because the cop though he'd be smart and hide there. Honestly, what the hell is the cop going to get out of it? He didn't have time to clock his speed (if he was even speeding), and a lawyer worth anything at all can either call entrapment or fall back on the fact that the rider ...