Not a Huge fan of the bikes, but the rider skill is impressive

[rocketjohn]

I suspect most Rockets can do at least some of that, but I reckon most of us don't want to wear our bikes out. That's got to be hard on the hardware!

 

[GPMAZ]

I suspect most Rockets can do at least some of that, but I reckon most of us don't want to wear our bikes out. That's got to be hard on the hardware!

I'm sure any Rocket could do the same. But I doubt seriously many Rocket owners possess the skills needed to perform those kind of moves. Maybe they can use a Boss Hoss next time.

 

[1K9]

They get my respect. Creative BadBoys DareDevils. Thank you for the posting.

 

[TriumPhil]

The lowrider was more impressive (and responsible) for my money...

 

[jholen]

Cool video! Thanks for sharing.

 

[Claviger]

I suspect most Rockets can do at least some of that, but I reckon most of us don't want to wear our bikes out. That's got to be hard on the hardware!

Its not terrible if done right, which they do, gently setting the front wheel down etc. Yeah, the R3 can do all of it, some of which I know from personal experience, and it does it with way more authority.

 

[barbagris]

I suspect most Rockets can do at least some of that, but I reckon most of us don't want to wear our bikes out. That's got to be hard on the hardware!

 

[Claviger]

To be fair, Kevin Charmiceal can probably wheelie anything on the planet He's aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamazing.

 

[cootertwo]

VERY impressive. I'll have to watch again, but trying to see if they still have belt drive, or if they have chain conversion. Besides my 2013 Rocket, I do have 2 Hardley's, would love to be able to do "some " of that stuff!

 

[rocketjohn]

I've had my R3T sideways, a couple times, but not on purpose.....once I forgot to put my feet when she came to a stop.....ooops. Not a scratch, nor a bruise on me though. The rear brakes on these bikes is AMAAAAZING!