[Porky]

http://blog.motorcycle.com/2015/04/23/manufacturers/victory/supercharged-victory-motorcycles-getting-sideways/

Don't try this at home Children:biggrin:

Sam:coffeescreen:

 

[hogcowboy]

Not my color but I'll make an exception and take either one.:thumbsup:

 

[jag13]

I remember when we could do that without breaking the rear wheel loose, they were called 2-strokes.

 

[hogcowboy]

:coffeescreen:

 

[Harley65]

That is bad arse!You can tell they don't have to pay for their rubber

 

[Porky]

You can also tell by the very thin contact point where the tires were spinning that the tires must have had 80psi of pressure in them, so they could spin much further.

Sam:coffeescreen:

 

[Eye_m_no_angel]

i remember when we could do that without breaking the rear wheel loose, they were called 2-strokes.

lol!

 

[Biker Dash]

SWEET MOTHER OF LUNA! I wonder if this kit is offered for Harley's XR-1200X?

Also, I would want this for the Judge, if I were to get a Victory. I would have to rename the bike, "The Executioner!"

 

[Shadow Shack]

Roadhouse used to have ads like that when the Road Star was a relatively new model. Granted those bikes were in the dirt...

 

[Steele11b]

They have llyods super chargers on them.

 

[Rebeldog1]

These bikes are on a race track but if you look closely they aren't really going that fast, they are spinning the rear tire drift style which doesn't equate to forward speed. They are probably very fast in a straight line like in a drag race type of scenario. They are shown in slow motion in the corners also, they are shown in real time speed in a straight line.

 

[jag13]

^^^Captain Obvious^^^

 

[ottawa rogue]

thought it was kinda funny that before the video started, they ran an ad for a Harley Road Glide.