High on Speed

[ST.George]

What it might be like on a racing bike without the need for actual speed...

http://youtu.be/aw5w-UZ40w0

[Biggles]

At 2:08 :  The "ST limit"- she's a fatty!   

[ST.George]

At 2:08 :  The "ST limit"- she's a fatty!   

If the mirrors can't make it thru - forget it!

[ST.George]

Quote from: ST.George on March 11, 2015, 08:16:52 AM<blockquote>

Quote from: Biggles on March 10, 2015, 11:21:59 PM<blockquote>At 2:08 :  The "ST limit"- she's a fatty!   


If the mirrors can't make it thru - forget it

This 1 was just possible if steered 2 perfection - but wots the point of taking a silly risk like that?

[Brock]

At that speed, the bike will fit.....

I know cos I did it going to work yesterday.....

(Not really, I would never lane split on the freeway from Burns beach to the city      )

[Shiney]

Awesome video mate, thanks for sharing

[ST.George]

At that speed, the bike will fit.....

I know cos I did it going to work yesterday.....

(Not really, I would never lane split on the freeway from Burns beach to the city      )

It's a recent law change in NSW called "Filtering" coz the traffic is static. Cannot b done when traffic is moving, (referred 2 as "lane-splitting"), although I read somewhere that very low speed filtering is allowed but not sure what that limit is, might b below 30km/hr. I m very sceptical about filtering at very low speeds coz as soon as traffic starts to move then unpredictable events r more likely.

[ST.George]

Quote from: Shiney on March 11, 2015, 11:54:12 AM<blockquote>Awesome video mate, thanks for sharing
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Glad u liked it Dave, my youngsters, (17 and 22) said it was "watchable" coz of the increased action and the high speed filtering seemed so dangerous. "Watchable" is a significant compliment.

[johnnyYTED]

 
High on SPEED    now that explains it all..  
 
  and its under 30kph even when the traffic is slow moving, not necessarily STationary.