Look Ma...no clutch!

[SA14]

Amazing. I've watched this a few times now but only just realised that his hand is off the clutch the whole time except when he leaves at the start and right near the end when he comes to a dead stop then moves off again.

Nimble much?

[Kiwifruit]

Guess he chose to use a 1400 because they are so light and nimble   

[SFC1000]

He nearly lost it at 0.42.
Keeping track of the course would take some practice.

[KiwiCol]

Excellent riding skills, wish I was as good.     I know, I'll practice when I retire.

[SA14]

Excellent riding skills, wish I was as good.     I know, I'll practice when I retire.

You don't need new tires. Just use the ones you have before you re-tire.

[Hooli]

I hate people with skill, they make me look even worse.

[grog]

They are excellent, would like to see a failure clip. Ill have a search. Cant all be perfect.

[Notty]

Wow !! don't think I will be trying that 

[Hooli]

I'd have a go, but I'd get lost.

[KiwiCol]

I'd have a go, but I'd get lost.

So would I, I'd need arrows on the deck to show where to next

[seth]

Fantastic that's bike control at it's best .

[SA14]

I'd have a go, but I'd get lost.

So would I, I'd need arrows on the deck to show where to next

Looks like he has something stuck on his tank. I'd love to see his instructions.

[GSXKING]

They must go through a lot of rear brake pads and rotors 

[DP1400]

He's obviously used to riding British motorways

[DP1400]

Great riding technique.

Whilst manouvering:- gear selection; total control of the bike just through throttle use and constantly feathering the rear brake - nowhere near the front brake. Spot on.

I`d luv a go at that slalem - but not on my bike!