A fun article, and I was honored.

[2fast4u2c]

http://www.dragbike.com/dbnews/anmviewer.asp?a=5903&z=2

Guy

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[lafayettela]

Congratulations on the article. You have my respect and envy for the riding - wow!

Does everyday driving seem like slow motion ? :-)

[2fast4u2c]

Actually, I'm that old man who always goes 5mph below the limit you wished you could kick out of your way.

[retsupt99]

Wow, 228 mph on a bike? Certainly quite an accomplishment.
A great article about you...man, what a hobby!

[2fast4u2c]

228mph was easy compared to trying to hit the 500yd gong with my AR-10

[ccman]

Cool.

[HotGuns]

Excellent article. Congrats!

One of my buds on shift clocked a guy doing 172 on a crotch rocket on Highway 7 once. He didn't engage him though, it was too risky.
He did meet him at his moms house though and arrest him and confiscate the bike.

Over 200 MPH +
That's moving right along.

[Hopyard]

Very nice article and congrats.

[Shackleton]

Cool! I'll bet that was a thrill!

[2fast4u2c]

A thrill? Butt was puckered and sucking seat. Was scared to death when the end of the runway came just a little too fast and my only prayer was "please let the brakes work Lord."

[21bubba]

Great job to you and the crew. And by the way, you're nuttier than squirrel poop.

[2fast4u2c]

Yes, well if you think 228 is nutty, then going 300+ is insane. Building a Streamliner with 800hp Turbo'd motor for the 1.5 mile at Loring, Maine. It's a 2year project and the chassis is on the welding table. I'll keep you posted.

It's an old B-52 base at Loring, Maine with a 12,000 ft runway. Going fast is contagious and addictive.