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Clearly ALL rider error. He actually could have made the turn if he stayed OFF the brakes, looked through the turn to the exit and gradually kept pressing harder on the left hand grip, while holding the throttle steady. The bike would naturally have slowed as he leaned into the turn. Thats a lot ...

My ice bike is a stripped GN400, built by a friend of mine. It looks like a small flat-track bike. I have a Supertrapp pipe on it, but I might also jet it up on the low and mid-range. It has 18" Kenda knobbies front and rear wiht 1200 ice screws per tire. GREAT WINTER FUN!!

My Siberian Seal Point, Meesha played fetch from the very first night I had her! I crumpled a piece of paper in my hand and got all excited! I threw it across the room and she brought it back to me right away. Now she brings me things to throw for her.

Also, when i make a throwing motion with m...

I can't agree with the "you lean the bike in with your hips". Making a bike lean is done most easily with the hands. Yes, in slow tight turns your upper body does move at the hips to lean opposite the bike, but the hips don't do the leaning action. Again, its in the hands at the grips.

Been rid...

What a friggin idiot! Guess it proves squids are being stupid the world over. This is not impressive in any way at all. It proves nothing but that the rider is a thrll seeking attention getter. This is bumper meat waiting to happen, period.

Don't prompt this type of riding by saying "be careful ...

Harold! Good to see you out on the dance floor! If there was a rug there you'd be "cutting it up". Good to see you out there and active.

Andy

Nope, not a Rotax engine. The 1125 engine comes from Aprillia. But, either way, its a great ride. I rode a stock 1125CR last Saturday and was really impressed with the bike. It has a raw, animal character to it, but its a very rideable bike. Some dealers are selling left over ones for $5995 brand...

Manitowoc Crane built an expansion on the facility just to build the 31,000 inside. The main ring is about 30 feet in diameter and 12 feet high. The concrete test pad it sits on is 60 FEET thick! Crane recently did a test lift of five million pounds with this crane!

Manitowoc Crane is one of my customers. I have walked around and under the 31,000 and it is massive!! With the lower portion of the boom resting at the tip on the ground is about 150' from the base, and it bends over a foot just by its own weight. That center ring section, shown early in the vide...