Motorcycle Gymkhana

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I don't know how much people have seen this, but it's new to me, since I've only seen it with cars before. I'm pretty sure it takes a lot of skill though, since I wasn't able to do this on my dirtbike without falling over or putting out my feet to catch the bike if it started to fall. Confidence in a must.

Theres plenty of videos in youtube, I just found one that went straight to the action.



EDIT: I know this isn't exactly automotive, but we don't have a motorcycle section.

EDIT: Don't try this in tourist trophy, it doesn't work.
 
I thought motorcycles were automobiles..... :dunce: At any rate, that's some really impressive riding. Smalll bike, but a lot of skill being shown in that video. 👍 to the driver
 
Smalll bike, but a lot of skill being shown in that video. 👍 to the driver

well, I couldn't imagine him doing that on a chopper, now, but yes, I'm pretty sure I couldn't do that.
 
I don't know how much people have seen this, but it's new to me, since I've only seen it with cars before. I'm pretty sure it takes a lot of skill though, since I wasn't able to do this on my dirtbike without falling over or putting out my feet to catch the bike if it started to fall.
This is what it looks like on a dirt bike. It's called Trials riding:


The people are standing around to make sure he doesn't put a foot down.


In this one you can see the rope marking the boundary of the course he's got to follow.

This one is a little longer and offers a good overview.
 
If this kind of thing floats your boat, look up Dougie Lampkin... He's THE man... Indoors stuff is particularly astonishing.

 
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