Stunting a Ducati Diavel

[TransNone13]

http://youtu.be/bt517nHs2Vg

Haha, like it says.

[Matty]

Pretty sick.....

[madvlad]

That is beyond impressive, that is one heavy ass bike and the way he handles it, makes it look like a sumo. Sick!

[TransNone13]

That's why I wanted to share. That's a heavy ass bike, for what he's doing with it, and I have trouble trying to do wheelies on my Pani.

[Chaos]

*Like

[~Barn~]

+1

[madvlad]

That's why I wanted to share. That's a heavy ass bike, for what he's doing with it, and I have trouble trying to do wheelies on my Pani.

No doubt, that bike is growing on me just like the Panigale is. How can you have trouble bringing that bike up with so much power?

[TransNone13]

I can get it up every time when I do a roll on in 1st, but the problem is balancing it. When I get it high it shoots up, it's very surgy. That and I can't clutch up.

[madvlad]

Oh okay word, balancing is always the hardest part. I just thought you couldn't bring her up at all lol

[TransNone13]

Oh okay word, balancing is always the hardest part. I just thought you couldn't bring her up at all lol

Yeah, I'm just being a pussy. I don't want to crash lol.

[madvlad]

Same dilemma on my end, the R1 came up rather easy on both gas and clutch but never carried a wheelie (the few times I did it) for more than a few secs. Always wanted a stunt bike just to mess around and not worry about crashing it lol

[vort3xr6]

Any bike with a decent amount of power can pull up a wheelie. I can pull up an f4i in 4th gear at 100.

That is some impressive riding with that diavel. I would be afraid of wrecking it.

[Captain Obvious]

Too bad they covered up the bad ass exhaust with the lame music.

[blaircsf]

It also helps that the rear sprocket on that bike is almost the size of the wheel...

[TransNone13]

It also helps that the rear sprocket on that bike is almost the size of the wheel...

Lol yeah.

[madvlad]

With that sprocket, just the feel of balance and skill the dude has to handle big bertha there like its a bicycle takes balls and knowledge.

[3point5]

Much respect to the guy - way more skill than I have - I'd love to see his training bike...The rear sprocket is his key to success…gives him much more tolerance with his throttle control

[Slo]

Insane....definitely a ton of control and skill there.

[Dr. Joe Siphek]

that was music to my ears...not the music...the exhaust. nice vid!

[Rabbie303]

Wow!! That's some man handling right there. Reminds me of the Triumph Rocket III that I saw a guy throwing around like it was nothing.