0-60 in 0.9 seconds
this is freaking hilarious.
smartest dumbass Ive seen so far.
forget the renesis, i want THAT engine
it would probably help if i add the link...
http://www.tgdaily.com/html_tmp/cont...33853-113.html
smartest dumbass Ive seen so far.
forget the renesis, i want THAT engine
it would probably help if i add the link...
http://www.tgdaily.com/html_tmp/cont...33853-113.html
Famous quotes that he may be regretting
"these are the safest batteries in the world"
"I don't normally ride this - I'm just the ownner so this is going to be interesting "
"You know I've seen someone killed on the dragstrip - it's the most dangerous motorsport"
"these are the safest batteries in the world"
"I don't normally ride this - I'm just the ownner so this is going to be interesting "
"You know I've seen someone killed on the dragstrip - it's the most dangerous motorsport"
Last edited by Brettus; Sep 14, 2007 at 05:23 PM.
yeah, im pretty sure electric motors dont give you too much time to react. he had it smoking pretty good, he should have just cut all throttle at that point. i think his mistake was that he burned out, and then tried to ease off the throttle to stop the burning out. of course.. what happened then was instant grip and instant zoom.
400hp for 175lbs? yes please i'll take one of those. i dont need my trunk anyway.
400hp for 175lbs? yes please i'll take one of those. i dont need my trunk anyway.
lol he def didnt have time to lift his feet up and hit the brakes in time... looks like he flew at least 20 feet or so... i bet next time he does a burn out he'll wear a helmet
Did he really crash? Is it just me or does anyone else think that this could be a publicity stunt? With the poor video quality and the crash basically occurring off-camera, I couldn't see any of the actual crash.
Cheers
Cheers
And usually for burnouts dont you shift your weight as far front as possible? looks like this guy was putting it more towards the back... noob mistake obviously?
Oh and considering on his website he goes to say "Almost certainly, some cells were shorted. No smoke. No fire. Ultra safe cells. Had these been anything but A123 Systems Nano-phosphate cells, shorts would have caused a serious fire"
Which leads me to believe hes just trying to say these are super awesome batteries
upon closer examination the bike is wedged in the wheel well of the van... NO apparant dammage what so ever... i dunno.. pretty fishy... and plus watching some other vids on youtube doing a burnout at the strip... pull the clutch in and you dont go anywhere...
Last edited by champi0n; Sep 15, 2007 at 04:32 PM.


