what is this shit?

[manualofman]

i figured out where they are sourcing those rear pillion seats from:

So they can park their bikes and play Final Fantasy X where ever they want.

 

[trek97]

well brats are the new cafes, maybe this is the new brat?

If THOSE things are the new brats...Im gonna start tearing my 360 down and do a cafe...tonight.

 

[DrJ]

Ya know, when I first started wearing sparkly old helmets ten years ago, I too was mocked.

 

[Deviant1]

A true pioneer doc! First Harley stole your look, now these assholes too?!?
I wore an old silver fat flake pudding bowl helmet for a while about five years ago with my first bike (awful katana 750). My friends were constantly giving me shit. The best one was 'Do you know how I know you're gay?'
I quit wearing it when I got my full face. Plus I don't wanna be messing with the dr. J enigma.

 

[surffly]

I bet there is a forum in Japan making fun of all the Americans using skateboards for seats.
This hobby should be fun.
Those vids show people smiling, but more importantly riding

 

[fisherdude]

just picked up jaw, wow

 

[foundation982]

HAHAHAHAHHA THOSE SEATS ARE AWESOME!

 

[clem]

Well, If that bike getsaway from them they are screwed! That ironing board for a seat back won't let them get flung off of the back. That would be some funny but painful stuff. I couldn't imagine having that many horses running near redline try to fly out from under me from a stand still.

 

[JRK5892]

looks like what would happen if someone went out in my shed and had to come out with a running bike in under 3 hours

 

[my-79-750-k]

They might look like crap, and have some weird ass lines, not to mention, there seems to be a constant with the type of wheels, types of fairings, seat, bars, etc. Kind of like cafe/brat "look" but way more strict as far as placement and specific shape. BUT, I have to give them credit for the throttle response if nothing else. Those things are zinging to redline in less than a second, even brand new 600's won't do that. The Japanese know the way of the samurai... and of lightweight internals...