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That's a great shot, Deva...great life lessons being learned there, as well. Good on ya.

Very, very nice.

Wow.

Just my opinion. Ignore the Harley. I think it would be smarter to look at anything from Italy or Germany...even Japan :|:...in that equitable product line, over the hugely overpriced and stupendously over-hyped American bike.

My answer to those roads...2000 Jaguar XKR...:D.

Very.

You boyz and yer toyz... Oh, wait...sorta forgot I have that stinkin' hot supercharged Jag in the shed, begging to be run :D. I'm just as stupid bad...

What could possibly go wrong? :D

I had the Jag out for a dry but bracing top down run on Tuesday last...35 degrees F. 'Twas fun, per usual :). The old girl is dirty as a bird dog running the fields, but I've not been able to give it a decent wash in several weeks...just too cold and wet. Still sexy as hell :).

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Okie dokie, Justin...I hear you. To be clear, I NEVER said it was risk free, as you are pretending I did, but beyond that business... I don't buy into your arguments, much, but that's just my azz shat Jaguar drivin' 250 kpm top speed persona talking ;). Not that I'd do that jump :D. Smarter...

Jump high, seems easy....proper speed, properly formed ramp...no issues I can see. Pull a 'chute cord and let the bike fall to it's death (well, maybe it'll survive fine with it's own 'chute), also easy. I still see very little real risk. But will happily hear your interpretation of said...

Uh...I can't get past the question of why?? That seems silly. FWIW, I see no real risk to life and limb. Isn't that the whole point of extreme sport, anyway?

My Jag also is capable of 250 kph...so I can inform the less metric translation skilled here that that is a smidge over 155 mph. In other words, mighty effin' fast :D.

Killin' it, brother. The lady looks fine, still...just a casual observation :).

Fearsome water. Nice place for a break from a day enjoying a twisty road, I expect :).

'Cept for the poison oak...that crap can be nasty. :)

Lovely clip, Mick. I've seen other years' coverage, and it's stupendously impressive riding, for sure. So close to the edge of disaster over such an extended period of time...that is adrenaline junkie territory of the highest order. Given the closed course setting, I'd bet me in my Jag XKR...

For true.

Yup, me too :D.