Dear Oppo, What's This?

"RyanFrew" (ryanfrew)
04/15/2016 at 20:02 • Filed to: Lanesplitter

DISCUSSION (24)

RyanFrew > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:03

Looking at the pic....appears it would be good for straight line speed? And nothing else?

66671 - 200 [METRIC] my dash > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:05

Yeah I think it’s to help drag starts.

RyanFrew > 66671 - 200 [METRIC] my dash
04/15/2016 at 20:07

It's interesting because you obviously couldn't get the front wheel off the ground, which is nice, but there's also no weight over the rear wheel. So I guess you'd just have to keep it slow from 0-5 and ensure there's traction. Can't dump the clutch, so to speak.

Frenchlicker > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:09

Looks like a poorly done drag bike.

whoarder is tellurium > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:11

Overly stretched swingarm ‘busa

Hayabusa.

JawzX2, Boost Addict. 1.6t, 2.7tt, 4.2t > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:12

Um, stupid anywhere but at a drag track?

Manny05x > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:12

Atgatt!!!!

RamblinRover Luxury-Yacht > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:19

It’s a picture of a motorcycle in jpeg format, more or less one megapixel - but that’s not important right now.

-this space for rent- > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:20

Long wheelbase for a luxurious ride.

jkm7680 > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:20

A stupid person

66671 - 200 [METRIC] my dash > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:21

Well I’m not really sure what dumping a clutch on a motorcycle is like but maybe it doesn’t alter the f/r weight distribution too much/significantly?

garagemonkee > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:36

It’s for anti-dank-whoolies.

Funktheduck > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 20:51

I think it may be a squid but I'm not sure

MarquetteLa > -this space for rent-
04/15/2016 at 20:56

After reading all of them, this is my favorite answer.

RyanFrew > RamblinRover Luxury-Yacht
04/15/2016 at 21:09

Ha, taken from iPhone 5s, far away, while he was moving. Had to work with what I had

sdwarf36 > RyanFrew
04/15/2016 at 21:49

Back when the dinosaurs ruled (ok-maybe 20 years ago) the big thing for dragbikes was to get away from running a fabricated chassis with a slick and wheelie bar-to “street bike” racing. Stock frame cradle-strapped down front end + long swingarm became the “in” thing. Crazy fast at the top level. We’re talking over 200mph in the 1/4 mile. Of course not all racing was done on the strip. The look made it way to the street riders.

So this is a Hayabusa with a strapped front and an “Outlaw” swing arm-maybe 14" over. Probably never raced.

And they get plenty of traction + the power to lift the front.

Kinja'd!!!