@@cycledrag Motors are electric. These are engines, HD and Suzuki use engines. Until the Livewire comes out. 30 grand bike with 100 mile range. Useless where I live.
Thats real fair late green light for left lane dude head start how does that work lol I own a 2006 victory jackpot arlen ness sig series I love my bike 1 of the 250 that year I got to take care of her no more victory got to order some parts just in case so can have few things on hand as the years go by there won't be no parts them motor are bullet proof should last many years
Obviously you have no idea how drag racing in the real world works. First of all, it's called a dial-in. The racers post the fastest time they expect to run. This, in theory, would create a dead heat at the finish line by off-setting the starts. Secondly, the left lane jumped the green light. In any form of drag racing, this is a RED LIGHT and is a LOSS. But then the left lane also "broke out" by running faster than his dial-in. So in effect, he lost at BOTH ends of the track. This ends today's lesson in real drag racing.
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Victory to the Victory 😎
How about that? Great looking bike, huh?
CycleDrag they’re nice bikes . Sorry they don’t may them anymore. Thankfully Indian are nice as well.
@@hughsnyder891 I agree. it's a real shame they quit making them.
Love the longer videos. Additonally, would love to see more ET Vtwin (ManCup)!
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Awesome. What handlebars are they and size?
Loving it,baggers rule!
I love my victory highball. It's just rapes my friends stock Harley 107 vs stock victory 106
Nice video. The HD riders have to something. If you want to go fast it takes another brand. Suzuki comes to mind.
I love the diversity. Two wheels but such different motors
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Motors are electric. These are engines, HD and Suzuki use engines. Until the Livewire comes out. 30 grand bike with 100 mile range. Useless where I live.
@@upsidedowndog1256it's a bit pricey, isn't it
Thats real fair late green light for left lane dude head start how does that work lol I own a 2006 victory jackpot arlen ness sig series I love my bike 1 of the 250 that year I got to take care of her no more victory got to order some parts just in case so can have few things on hand as the years go by there won't be no parts them motor are bullet proof should last many years
Obviously you have no idea how drag racing in the real world works.
First of all, it's called a dial-in. The racers post the fastest time they expect to run. This, in theory, would create a dead heat at the finish line by off-setting the starts.
Secondly, the left lane jumped the green light. In any form of drag racing, this is a RED LIGHT and is a LOSS. But then the left lane also "broke out" by running faster than his dial-in. So in effect, he lost at BOTH ends of the track.
This ends today's lesson in real drag racing.
How was that a win for the Victory?
The faster bike redlighted
@@awdimprezal and? Vic still lost his ass
All you had to say was you've never drag raced before and don't understand the basics.
That burnout is definitely rookie.