This LEO has some serious skills. That is a tough course he is riding and he is making it look easy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJxO...layer_embedded
This LEO has some serious skills. That is a tough course he is riding and he is making it look easy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJxO...layer_embedded
That dude is a Bad on a bike!! :aargh4: Love the occasional scraping of the pegs:banana:
Nice riding...:yup:
I liked this comment, "**Not a single cone was harmed in the making of this video.**
Check out this guy from Fairfax County Va. My old Blue Knights chapter helps in the judging of this competition.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw1JCdMnE0Y
Fast ride vs slow ride was like caliber wars with us.
That was good.
Phtfff.. I could do that....:theyareontome:
Truth is motorcycles scare the beejeesers out of me..lol.
That was some awesome riding though.
Holy.... stuff..... I love how he used the boards to set the bike on so it didn't fall. And changed the turn radius. :35:Quote:
Originally Posted by TN_Mike
That is amazing. I wish I had the patience for it. ...that poor tortured clutch... I could very easily be wrong, but it looked like he was using the clutch to make the torque help stabilize the bike?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcp1810
now try that sitting backwards, 1 handed, and going by nothing but SONAR!!! jk, he's pretty BA
Awesome riding.
Mike, you have one of the most skilled set of riders I've ever seen right under your nose. The Indianapolis motor patrol has/had a touring team that can do so amazing things with a Police Road King.
for sure he has it down pat.
Color me impressed. I couldn't pass the road test in CA (driving a course in a parking lot) without touching my foot down or crossing the lines, and that was on a MUCH smaller bike. No way I could do anything like this!
Impressive!
Yeah I'd say that officer can drive his machine just fine.... :hand10:
I know for sure, whoever did the setup of the cones would be jacked up big time if I was running that course. :yup:
Yes he is very good.
My dads uncle, Norm Ide was a Detroit PD Motorcycle officer, but I doubt his skills were as good as this.