I know most of the posters in here are anti-stunters, but if there is anyone interested in being entertained by professional riders on a closed track there is going to be a show tomorrow at the lakeland dragstrip.





If you do not like stunting, or trick riding, that is fine, This is just an announcement for anyone interested. Please keep the stunter flaming to yourself.

Thank you and have a nice day.


[Modified by cbrman, 11:20 PM 8/10/2002]

 

I may not be a stunta but I like watching other people do crazy stuff.

edit - my favorite one is the guy stunting in the Trans Am:

http://video.dimwits.net/video/Proje...ler_Medium.wmv

and notice how these guys get permission from the cops and used a closed section of highway.

 

Dude if you like watching crazy stuff go download some videos from http://www.roadanddirt.com , make sure you goto the road section which is on the left side, but anyways these guys are from Florida and some of them stunted in that show and they are crazy!

 

yeah the dude greg from road and dirt lives up the street from me. The stunt show was put on by most of the guys in the outback stuntfest films he has in the street section.

It was a good show, there were 2 pretty bad accidents. All in all a good day.

 

I heard about a 929 colliding into another bike but i didn't hear about the other accident??

 

the 929 turned in front of a tl1000r at the end of the drag strip during the team event. I guess they had a planned spot to turn and the tl came in too hot on his wheelie.

The other accident happened after I left. Chris from OSR orlando street riders (Burgandy cbr 900rr with neon orange wheels) tried to park his 900rr on the scrape bar by the redline extreme tent. the bike came up too fast and he fell back off it on his back. The bike fell over on top of him. I heard he landed on his tailbone and hurt his back and the plastic cut/stabbed his arm?

There was also a black/white/yellow 97 cbr 900rr practicing at far end of the track at the 1:00 intermission. He wrecked and had rash on his left arm shoulder to wrist and his back from shoulders to his waist.

Also there were a few accidents on I4 on the way over. A guy lost it in front of my neighbor and went skidding across i4 in shorts and a tshirt. My neighbor was in his car picked the guy up and helped him get to the paramedics. he had his arms and legs bandaged up but he still stayed for the show.......