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4spdragtop said:
Very cool! Thanks. A quick google search
This bizarre-looking bike went 127 miles per hour
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I don’t get it. I’ve ridden a LOT of bikes, and had something like 50k documented miles behind me before I messed up my knees, but for the life of me I can’t understand how this bike went that fast with the front forks reversed. His caster angle is all wrong! I mean, think about how squirrelly your car would be at that speed with a sh**load of negative caster…..

No time to dig into this now, but this has me really puzzled, and I’ll do some digging into this later.
 
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Look at the pics in the article, his lead car is only inches ahead of him creating a huge draft. Insane.
ProjectBazza said:
I don’t get it. I’ve ridden a LOT of bikes, and had something like 50k documented miles behind me before I messed up my knees, but for the life of me I can’t understand how this bike went that fast with the front forks reversed. His caster angle is all wrong! I mean, think about how squirrelly your car would be at that speed with a sh**load of negative caster…..

No time to dig into this now, but this has me really puzzled, and I’ll do some digging into this later.
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ProjectBazza said:
I don’t get it. I’ve ridden a LOT of bikes, and had something like 50k documented miles behind me before I messed up my knees, but for the life of me I can’t understand how this bike went that fast with the front forks reversed. His caster angle is all wrong! I mean, think about how squirrelly your car would be at that speed with a sh**load of negative caster…..

No time to dig into this now, but this has me really puzzled, and I’ll do some digging into this later.
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For this record, José was sucked in by a car, behind the screen of a 250 hp 4.5l Talbot driven by the talented Yves Giraud-Cabantous, France champion of racing drivers.

His bike used a 130*12 gear, the oversized crankset had 130 teeth, the rims were made of ash wood, dressed in tubulars.
Second record:

After ten years of recovery and training, at the age of 50, he will beat his own record of Saint Elix, Lafitte Vigordane, Carbonne.

This time, he will reach a speed of 204.778 km/h on a German track.
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