The oldest trick in the world
March 8th, 2010 Posted in BMW
BMW is at it again with this new video promoting their S1000RR motorcycle. The image above tells you what the trick is, but can the bike make the trick work? Watch the clip below to see what happens next…
[Thanks to Wayne for the tip]
Of course, it’s no surprise to see that the trick worked. The question is, was it real, or has it been faked?
6 Responses to “The oldest trick in the world”
By Graeme on Mar 8, 2010
Faked
By Robbo on Mar 8, 2010
Not Faked.
The bike has a huge amount of power. The cloth is not heavy line, it looks very thin and light ? silk or something similar. They probably “assisted” the stunt by using liberal amounts of lubricant beneath the table and the cloth, eg silcon or graphite etc.
Good ad!
By WAY on Mar 9, 2010
0-100 in 2.9s. I don’t doubt it was real.
By benough on Mar 10, 2010
Fake as.
Look at all the plates wobble in sync.
By Mr Stubby on Mar 10, 2010
pfff been done before
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43R1k8vHCh0
By WAY on Mar 10, 2010
Stubz, that is one funnnny vid!