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Watch this Austrian Stuntman Ride Down A Chimney On A Vespa

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By Earl Davidson 
| RideApart
Günter Schachermayr "rides" down 360 feet (110 meters) from the top of a chimney on a Vespa. Now that is not a statement that you get to hear every day. Suspended by ropes and on a Vespa, the Austrian stuntman completed a stunt conducted on a chimney in Slovakia. The structure measures 110 meters tall or about 360 feet, and Günter essentially rappelled down while sitting on a scooter. It seems like such an odd thing to do, but it looks challenging to do.
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Furygan Release The V4 Vented Summer Riding Shoes

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By Earl Davidson 
| RideApart
French manufacture, Furygan, introduces its new V4 Vented to the moto-gear market. Ideal for the spring and summer riding seasons, the vented riding shoe is especially cool given its design and purpose. Furygan has been in the riding gear game since 1969 and has been churning out products to suit all sorts of riders and motorcycles. The brand provides the kit of Johann Zarco, who is currently racing for Pramac Ducati.
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This Is How You Wheelie A Sandrail On Ice

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By Earl Davidson 
| RideApart
Whether on two wheels or four, wheelies are wonderful, as the act of lifting your front end is quite an addicting feeling. They're not easy, though. How do you do it? Well, first you need enough weight transfer and power to lift the front on hard acceleration, a clutch kick if necessary, rear wheel traction, and enough bravery to pull the machine up. I love wheelies, myself, and I'm guilty of partaking in the act on my motorcycles.
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