Power wheelie gone bad (almost) on a Honda CBR 600RR
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wah wah wah
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you might be leaning too far forward. try leaning, or sitting back some, next time.
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useless video
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@CBRskisnow I know a guy who had a cbr600rr 05, they are just natural traction breakers it seems, he was riding for probably 4 hours & still broke loose on a Pilot Pure rear tire 900mi on it, he would spin everytime he went WOT or tried to clutch it up.
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Oil and gasoline really only become a problem when there is a light rain .. That makes the oil float on top of the water and becomes very very slippery basically like ice ..
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@CBRskisnow huh, i find it hard to believe there was a 20 or so foot long stretch of "gas or oil"... that you mysteriously did not see, and if there was one you would have yawed slightly to one side or another. i think your clutch slipped orr maybe you have a shit tire.. like a shinko lol. hah you tought us "Newbies" alot thanks lol
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EL-OH-FUCKING-EL ┌∩┐(◕_◕)┌∩┐
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@toctuning fucking retard....
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i likeedt it but did u did a wheelie
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Looks like a great place to ride...
You have no clue why it spun tire. I would say pressure has something to do with it, as well as a worn center section that has been heat cycled many many times. Not to mention your probably not able to comprehend the forces behind the whole thing so I won't blind you with science, but, the force exerted on the rear wheel is plenty to break a tire free if you do it wrong and things are not adjusted properly.
toctuning 8 months ago
@toctuning .....please blind me with your "vast" science knowledge. I'm an Engineer and totally understand the forces involved.
CBRskisnow 8 months ago 11
At what minute does it happen?
CaptSaveAHo3 9 months ago 5
@CaptSaveAHo3 at 21s and 23s you can see that I just spin my back tire even though it is hot. There must have been oil/gasoline on the road.
CBRskisnow 8 months ago