lolzzzz so much hate in the comments..people fail to realise that was "nick Apex!!!" ....look him up and re think your comments...these bikes are not designed to stunt!
Anil KC I don't think you know what's you're talking about. For one, one of the riders is Nick Apex. Which is probably one of the best stunt riders in the country. And secondly, stock Ducati monsters aren't meant to stunt/drift for shit.
Yeah they were good when it actually started. However, that bike is not a stunt bike. The Monster is heavy and air cooled. They'd probably be really good on different bikes. Whipping it around like they did is a truck if it's own.
You've got to be kidding. You want to see a bike that wasn't meant for stunting...check out Bill Dixon stunting on a Yamaha bolt cruiser and then tell me about heavy air cooled bikes not meant for stunting.
i know Nick and Ernie do some awesome things with triumphs and in-line four cylinder engines, but ducatis are entirely different in their power delivery....
They might be good bikers but no good sense in saying yes to put a show with stock bikes which they are not modified to do such job, Yeah I am an Astronaut but you dont see me going to the moon with Lexus !!
Nick Apex and Ernie Vigil are awesome stunt riders. They normally ride a Kawasaki 636. I'm assuming they've been paid some cash and given a couple ducatis with larger rear sprockets and told to put on a show with no prep. Search Nick Apex on RU-vid and see what i mean.
for those negative comments., cant you see the cement and and the stock bike's? nick explained it to them that its a STOCK BIKE. . . if that were stunt bikes they WOULD have killed it OK. so please lessen the deauchenes. .
Not enough room to do any proper stunts. That lane might have been 200 feet. And at the beginning was them warming up the tires. Some of the tight slow wheelies were pretty impressive actually.
but the left handle got two paddle(clutch and rear break) and the sprocket is largest than stock sprocket if I'm not mistake. That should be stunt bike is it?
They don't want to stop completely otherwise they'd loose their momentum for the rear end drifts afterwards. I'd like to see you try that on your DT...
