Stephenrchapman
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Tmp, does anyone know who was taking pictures on the infield Sept 15?
This! I e-mailed TMP, we'll see what they say.I'll gladly pay for some good photos too! Infield photographer, don't be shy, reveal yourself!
This! I e-mailed TMP, we'll see what they say.
Wow, man, this is by far the best photo I've seen of myself! THANK YOU!
Update: check out my avatar picture now![]()
LoL just look at hard you're trying to get your knee down![]()
That's the guy on the RSV4 we were talking about that was so hard to pass because of his random lines/speeds in the corners, but a monster of a bike on the straight away. Here is "someone" setting him up for an inside pass down the front straightSome nice pictures for sure, this guy looks way stressed:
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"Someone's" full day is up, will have to pick through and look for yourself! Name the times you show up and "someone" can cut out those sections and put it together for ya.hey "someone", got any video of me?![]()
Done, unlisted 1080p youtube link sent in PM, with link to download the original footage (looks way better than on youtube).No, I particularly sucked on that day probably more than any other day in the season, so we couldn't have been running identical lap times. I never even got close to my usual (not even fastest) pace. As it is also evident in the video. So, dear nice "somebody", could you please cut off a hi-res 1 minute long clip from 43:00 to 44:00 and PM me the unlisted link? That's me, wobbling and falling in the corners, something I mentioned here. Bike was extremely unstable mid corner and destroyed my confidence, totally unenjoyable day for me. Very ashamed to see myself in your video, and I'll go to bed in tears now.
Done, unlisted 1080p youtube link sent in PM, with link to download the original footage (looks way better than on youtube).
Also, if anyone cares to look at the same section of video (starting just before 43:00) and fathom a guess at the braking problem? The camera mount rotates left and right during the shudder, so it makes it look like the bars are shaking side to side but it doesn't really do that much if at all, just a bad bad shudder. Suspension is nowhere near bottoming out at the time, only does it if say braking with more than approx 50 percent force. Think it's rotors? It's on OEM ones now, 15,000km's. It's done it since the very first time the bike was tracked, new pads, lines, fluid, master cylinder, tires, still does it.
Thanks.