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Wow! That is impressive. 8O Very strange technique with the knee on the seat. Can't say I have seen that before. No chance to hit the rear brake if he needed it. I also noticed that he kept the front wheel locked up the whole time. Maybe that is part of the secret...no spinning front wheel. What part of the world was that filmed in?
 
Not bad.

Any worries of oil starvation problems with the bike hoisted up to 1 o'clock for long periods of time?

Looks like it will be a while before he needs a new front tire.
 
ave a minute! i bet being that good is boring.one thing ill never know
just watched a dvd
ON THE PIPE 2 fantastic free riding motox carnt remember the lads name but he set a new world jump record 310 feet and it looked lick a walk in the park he hit the take off ramp at 82mph & landed smooth as silk. the DVD is def worth a watch.
 
THAT IS AWESOME!

we must save that as our #1 clip of huseyberg!

next to hribman's photo i think that's the most awesome piece of UHE material we'll ever see.

pastrana double somersaulting a husey?

what next?

excellent soundtrack as well. can anyone do a version for sandskipper to "bringing in the sheaths" please?

regards

Taffy
 
That clip is filmed in Sweden and is hosted on a Swedish site.
The reason he is so good is that the Swedish police has been downsized and parked behind desks.
Practice wheelies all you want!!!
Seriously... our town police office used to be open tuesdays 9am-3pm... Now it´s closed all together! :D
 
No CHP's, plenty-o-blondes, if you can get it to stop snowing I might move there! :D
 
Sorry Rocky, the reason we´re near albinos is just that...The sun is a friend that visits us briefly in the summer... :D
 
Kinda reminds you of the old Cannonball Run movie!!

Saw a black sheep cousin win a long wheelie competition at a fair on a TT500 about 25 years ago with his knee in the seat like that. He ran out of track before he ran out of wheelie!

I tried it when I was younger (ie healed faster) & it was the only way I could balance for any distance. Never really felt it was going to flip either.

I don't think he intentionally locks the front wheel, it's just there is nothing to keep it spinning.
 
If you do a long wheelie it will be very hard for your arms etc etc. When putting you knee on the seat you can rest much better. The front wheel will stop spinning when you are at the rigth balancepoint while doing a wheelie.
 

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