Check out the rear endSTUNT RIDING ace Seth Enslow is to attempt a world long jump record on Harley-Davidson’s XR1200 and here's footage of Seth in training for the big event.Seth got to grips with his modified XR1200 in north-western Victoria

people competing to set and break unlikely world records. We will be filming lots of "record attempts" between mid November and the end of January, and we need volunteer record breakers. To give you a flavour of the show, our current favourite challenges

This thread is for discussion of the article Maddison dedicates record attempt to Knievel

LOOK, it's a Friday so what better time to show you this... a new teaser trailer for Travis Pastrana about his next World Record attempt.It's a beautiful bit of film clearly underlining the American's modern rivalry with Aussie star Robbie Maddison

the attempt to his childhood inspiration, Evel Knievel. In the etter, Robbie said: "After returning to the U.S. from Australia where I was promoting my upcoming record jump attempts, I had sadly learned of the passing of the man who originally inspired me

of the girlies believed blokes were better at parking :smoke: See, something gained. Glad I could help All the people that post in this thread after this post are idiots Not doing very well at the moment this record attempt is it... :smoke: WiseBuddha wrote

.visordown.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&f=1&page=1&pp=40&sort=replycount&order=asc&daysprune=-1hth Eh-oh. Okay, who here thinks we have runined this record attempt?Actually best not reply or that'll ruin it even more it was never gonna happen! DAMN YOU ALL. (Really didn't want to stoop

Yesterday and today about 20 nutters are up at Elvington breaking the previous World Speed Wheelie record (143mph IIRC). What you have to do is get your front wheel airbourne at the beginning at the measured kilometre and then keep it up until you

TWO-TIME female motorcycle land speed record holder Valerie Thompson is switching to four wheels in an attempt to break the 40-year-old record for the world's fastest woman.The current record was set in 1972 by Kitty O'Neal and stands at 512mph

motorcycle record on a Ducati Desmosedici RR. Heard’s first attempt will be 9 November at Featherston in the South Wairarapa, after which he and his team will travel to Dubai, Bahrain and South Africa before returning to New Zealand in December. In 2009 Heard