Race in local shoping center.
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charleyboy14
(Jun 14, 2009 at 7:03)
awsome id love to shoot something like that
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many people ride street tires? i'd think they'd hold much better on corners compared to knobbies
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Yeah i think they should It would make sence
and is he drifting? I mean hes leaning one way and turning the other and then hes facing the other way
Looks like hes falling off to me?
and is he drifting? I mean hes leaning one way and turning the other and then hes facing the other way
Looks like hes falling off to me?
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YOU CAN TELL HE IS DRIFTING BY THE OTHER SKIDS AND HE IS PULLING THE REAR BRAKE LEVER SO HE IS DRIFTING ON A 180 TYPE TURN AROUND THE PILLAR
- 2 10
uhm... fail on you all... a drift is defined by the rear tire spinning while pushing on the front tires... its not even a powerslide, since you cant pedal with the brakes locked up... this is merely a controlled slide around a corner... in order to drift a bike (very difficult), you'd have to have almost NO traction, feathether the front brake while pedaling to keep the rear end wanting to pass the front...
if anyone wants to challenge me on me be on being incorrect, please,let me know by PM. but for your sake, dont.
if anyone wants to challenge me on me be on being incorrect, please,let me know by PM. but for your sake, dont.
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yea, im a nerd... dropped out of highschool, make a living by working at an irish bar, go home and get covered in grease and dirt every day working on my car......... but im a nerd.... makes perfect sense.
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In a car yes a drift has wheelspin, on a bike you don't have to be pedaling to drift.
A powerslide is when you push the bike(force it) into sliding.
A controlled slide can be defined as a drift because you are in control of the bike while in a slide.
A drift is when the tires have been pushed past their limit while going through a turn, causing a loss of traction on the rear tire, the direction is controlled by counter steering with the front tires in the opposite direction you are turning(for example : drifting around a left corner forces you to counter steer to the right). And as you can see in the photo the rider is actually counter steering.
So Mr. DHBANSHEE you are boarding the fail bus today.
If you argue this with me, talk to Sam Hill and ask what he does in corners.
A powerslide is when you push the bike(force it) into sliding.
A controlled slide can be defined as a drift because you are in control of the bike while in a slide.
A drift is when the tires have been pushed past their limit while going through a turn, causing a loss of traction on the rear tire, the direction is controlled by counter steering with the front tires in the opposite direction you are turning(for example : drifting around a left corner forces you to counter steer to the right). And as you can see in the photo the rider is actually counter steering.
So Mr. DHBANSHEE you are boarding the fail bus today.
If you argue this with me, talk to Sam Hill and ask what he does in corners.
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wow... cause sam hill knows everything... right?
and no, you dont turn the opposite way you are going in a drift.... you steer according to where you want to go...
and no, you dont turn the opposite way you are going in a drift.... you steer according to where you want to go...
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You obviously know your shit about drifting.... 
I won't respond after this comment so leave your shitty comments and I will look and laugh at them.
I won't respond after this comment so leave your shitty comments and I will look and laugh at them.
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dhbanshee u sound BADDDDDDASSSSSS dropping out of school and arguing over the internet no mater what happened after this was taken its still sick shot . oh and mr. dhbanshee ur car must be a P.O.S if u have to work on it everydayy
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think what you want buddy. too bad i have built my car from scratch. i'd be surprised if you have a car....
damn.wtf