Just curious after watching the video from TheCrumble on a AT's top speed. I think I saw 187 kph (about 115mph) but will they go any faster?
(+1) For the CRF1000.208km/h on the clock, run out of guts. The beast felt OK though, it have some more in it ...
... it probably felt much higher.My 2021 did 240MPH yesterday but that was when it fell onto its side![]()
... but looked s-s-s-l-l-l-o-o-o-o-w-w-w-w motion.... it probably felt much higher.![]()
Well at least I know the Heed bunker bars do what they are meant to do, well when not moving forward anywayI feel for ya. Its the 3’stage part.
Its that long stare of disbelief
then your mind goes into ÂŁÂŁÂŁs mode
Finally the garage dance when no damage has occurred))
What's 4th stage - sorrow?I feel for ya. Its the 3’stage part.
Its that long stare of disbelief
then your mind goes into ÂŁÂŁÂŁs mode
Finally the garage dance when no damage has occurred))
That ... is quite stealthy of your AT.It was fast, I was walking round the back of the AT so never really saw it until it was lying flat on the floor![]()
In general I don't have a problem with the penalties. I do however disagree with the punishment being performed by the officer on the scene rather than the judge in a court room.Be careful if you live in Ontario because when you are charged for Speeding over 50 km/h, you are not given a traffic ticket with a fine, but instead receive an automatic summons to court. ... In addition to a fine between $2,000 and $10,000, your conviction will dramatically impact your insurance rates and could even mean up to 6 months jail time.
A new tactic in Ontario is to publish photos of the impounded vehicle being hauled away on Facebook, Twitter, etc. with identifiable details left plainly visible as a deterrent to others. The public loves it, and will aggressively mock anyone who doesn't.I do however disagree with the punishment being performed by the officer on the scene rather than the judge in a court room.