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Old June 21st, 2011, 08:06 AM   #1
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250 Chasing 600s (GMR)

I got real lucky the other day as I was heading into the canyon (GMR front side made up of very short twisties, decreasing radiuses and a few straightaways- going up towards Baldy/East Fork hang out). This video was originally 13 minutes long but I had to trim her down.

I've always wanted to see what the 250 could do following the big boys on their 600s or 1000s or whatever they were. And so I decided to tag along their ride and figured a few things out. Let's just say the 250 is plenty bike in certain areas in the canyon and we ALL know the straightaways is where she falls short. Bare in mind I had to run her between 9-12xxx RPMs the entire way up just to keep up. Since this was going UP the canyon and having less CCs to work with- I wonder how the 250 would do going down and keeping pace with these larger cc bikes? Sounds like a new adventure awaits......

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Old June 21st, 2011, 08:23 AM   #2
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Awesome twists! The 250 falls behind on the straight-aways but quickly catches up in the twists.
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Nice video

Gotta love the rider right in front of you. He's trying like hell to lean waaay off the bike vroooom!

There were either just puttin' along and/or they're real bad at it.
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the turn @ 4:20... yikes!
i love seeing people sticking their knee down when the entire upper half of their body is still over the tank... does nothing for your lean angle
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Why didn't you pass those guys? They look old, fat, and slow!
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Old June 21st, 2011, 01:33 PM   #6
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CC if you were in front---then yeah I'd pass you! I see you haven't changed one bit Remember- "be kind" to others here-hahahaa
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Nice video

Gotta love the rider right in front of you. He's trying like hell to lean waaay off the bike vroooom!

There were either just puttin' along and/or they're real bad at it.

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Believe me- these guys were not puttin along....GMR will kick anyone's arse!!! I've seen sooo many go down and so many have lost their lives up there.
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Old June 21st, 2011, 02:17 PM   #8
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Old June 21st, 2011, 02:55 PM   #9
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nice riding man. isn't the guy in front of you doing it wrong? he's leaning his upper body opposite of the bike's lean into the turns. twist of the wrist says to lean with the bike.
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Old June 21st, 2011, 03:36 PM   #10
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Those guys were riding waaaay too close together. If dude in front bins it, the second is guaranteed to become part of it. Zero room for reaction. And that turn at 4:20 looks like you got too close to them - what did they do, drop anchor?
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At 4:20 I remember the 2nd guy braking hard- causing the 3rd guy to slow and then there I am. I never really got toooo close to them myself. I had enough room if I needed an out. They seem to be a tight knit group- I'm guessing they must ride together a lot and feel that comfortable to be so close to one another. Some of those turns are so tight and at times very tricky to manuever through- it's easy to get on the brakes a lot at times.
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CC if you were in front---then yeah I'd pass you! I see you haven't changed one bit Remember- "be kind" to others here-hahahaa
Dongman, I'd just let you by (just to be kind). Why don't you get one of those MotoGP gyrpscope cameras? I was getting dizzy watching.
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Good riding, what kinda camera are you using and where is it mounted? Looks like a beautiful ride. You could tell the SS bikes were a bit stronger, but you had more fluid ride. They kinda gunned it then braked.
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Good riding, what kinda camera are you using and where is it mounted? Looks like a beautiful ride. You could tell the SS bikes were a bit stronger, but you had more fluid ride. They kinda gunned it then braked.
I have a Flip camera and bought a 10 buck mount from EBAY 2 years ago or so. Fits in front of the gauge panel - I attached it to the frame somehow. It has a good view of the road and no noise!! The Flip video camera has come a long way since I bought mine 2 years ago and it is super light so you don't need a really heavy duty mount. The software to make and edit videos is user friendly and fun. Today- there are many cameras and mounts to choose from.
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Dongman, I'd just let you by (just to be kind). Why don't you get one of those MotoGP gyrpscope cameras? I was getting dizzy watching.
I know- when I watch it I have to take my naseua pills!

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Man do I ever need to make it up there to ride GMR!!! That looks like so much fun!!! Don't get me wrong I love riding Palomar (in my back yard) but I've been longing to ride GMR since I got out here almost a year ago!!! Thanks for sharing and I agree... our little toy doesn't have problems keeping up in the twisties
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Man do I ever need to make it up there to ride GMR!!! That looks like so much fun!!! Don't get me wrong I love riding Palomar (in my back yard) but I've been longing to ride GMR since I got out here almost a year ago!!! Thanks for sharing and I agree... our little toy doesn't have problems keeping up in the twisties

We need to do a group GMR ride or you head out here and we'll do GMR. I will give you the personal tour of all the best turns! I'm 5 minutes away and so it is my backyard in a sense. These twisties are short and super tight. There's another section that has even tighter turns. Angeles Crest Highway has looonnnngggg sweepers....GMR= short twisties....you go toooo fast and you'll be sure to either go wide as many bikers do or end up running into the mountain and hopefully not falling over!!! When I rode ACH- the long sweepers were fun but on a 250 you need more power- riding GMR on the 250 going downhill is so much fun because our bike is easy to flick. Let me know when you want to hit GMR!! Come one come all!
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Old June 21st, 2011, 11:12 PM   #21
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He lives right on the dragon, Where is GMR at? I am assuming CA? If so, A LONNNGGGG TIME. Oroboros I'm pretty near you though.
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Man that looks like tons of fun. To bad I'm to much of a noob right now for twistys like that.
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Believe me- these guys were not puttin along....GMR will kick anyone's arse!!! I've seen sooo many go down and so many have lost their lives up there.
I know - when clicking through the Youtube playlists for GMR, it doesn't take long for the high sides and the low sides to take over. Yikes.
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At 4:20 I remember the 2nd guy braking hard- causing the 3rd guy to slow and then there I am. I never really got toooo close to them myself. I had enough room if I needed an out. They seem to be a tight knit group- I'm guessing they must ride together a lot and feel that comfortable to be so close to one another. Some of those turns are so tight and at times very tricky to manuever through- it's easy to get on the brakes a lot at times.
IDK - I have a buddy I ride with all the time, and we each know instinctively what the other is going to do in 99% of all situations. But we NEVER follow each other that close. No matter how well you know your partner, you always need to leave an out. Good on ya for not piling into the back of em.
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wow that looks like dangerous fun!

i sure wish we had roads like that around here.
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I definitely will hook up with you for that ride... Jeff (havok) rides that ride a lot too... so I know he would be up for it too!!!
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I have a Flip camera and bought a 10 buck mount from EBAY 2 years ago or so. Fits in front of the gauge panel - I attached it to the frame somehow. It has a good view of the road and no noise!! The Flip video camera has come a long way since I bought mine 2 years ago and it is super light so you don't need a really heavy duty mount. The software to make and edit videos is user friendly and fun. Today- there are many cameras and mounts to choose from.
do you have a better picture of just the mount? I'm looking for a way to mount my flip behind my windscreen without breaking the bank because of how easy it is to use and how good of a video it takes. I want it to get my good rides, and just in case I get hit or cut off I can prove fault
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do you have a better picture of just the mount? I'm looking for a way to mount my flip behind my windscreen without breaking the bank because of how easy it is to use and how good of a video it takes. I want it to get my good rides, and just in case I get hit or cut off I can prove fault
Let me look through all my pics...if I don't find one I'll take a good one for you when I get my bike back.


GMR ride coming soon fellas......Sat or Sun in July? Sound off if you have a preference......I will set it up once we get the date pinned down.
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do you have a better picture of just the mount? I'm looking for a way to mount my flip behind my windscreen without breaking the bank because of how easy it is to use and how good of a video it takes. I want it to get my good rides, and just in case I get hit or cut off I can prove fault
Here's a pic of the mount BEFORE I mounted it onto the frame. I don't have a pic of how it is mounted now but you can see what it looks like.

Here's the one I have- they still sell it on Ebay

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It doesn't fit perfectly when mounted onto the frame, but you can see all the videos I've made- they come out pretty good For 7 bucks you can't go wrong-I've been thinking of getting a better quality mount- but this one has done a great job for 2yrs!!!
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Nice riding Adrian those riders don't know how ride those things.

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