http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoeLoUh5KtA&feature=player_embedded#!

I just can't imagine the forces that torn the bike in half, but yet the rider gets up fine. I guess if he was tumbling like the bike it would have been a different story. I'm sure he looks at this as a very bad day, in reality it's probably his luckiest.

I'd hit Triumph for warranty on that frame.

I'm always amazed at how those guys can get off at 100MPH++ and just slide it out and get right up and walk away like it's nuthin'.

 

Just another day at the office...   

I'd hit Triumph for warranty on that frame.

I'm always amazed at how those guys can get off at 100MPH++ and just slide it out and get right up and walk away like it's nuthin'.

I doubt any motorcycle manufacturer  warranties a frame for that kind of abuse

You are so correct on the the 100mph++ walk-a-ways.  I had a friend go down at a recorded 148 mph.  He claims from 148 to about 70 was a breeze.  Then the friction started eating him up

What? The Brits never heard of duct tape? It'll buff out.

The rider was probably wondering who the other bike belonged to

ROLLMAO,, at the end the guy said he's gonna need a little over time to fix that one!!!!!!!!!!!

Now is that why they call the engine a "stressed member?"