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The Harley is the one VIBRATING like a sand compactor!!!!

I was part of the original security team there from 1/2004 to 9/2009. I could have worked there for the rest of my life. Unfortunately things didn't work out for me there. It was the best experience I've ever had in my life. I truly miss the Udvar Hazy Center

2:57 Ten Boeing Stratoliners were built and one-and-a-half are left: this aircraft and another which was converted into a house boat. I saw it in Fort Lauderdale in November 2010. When it was a complete aircraft, it was actually owned by Howard Hughes during the War and he had enough influence to be able to tell the government to get lost when they wanted to commandeer his private airliner for the War Effort. A lot of the technology developed for the Stratoliner was carried over to the B17 bomber. There have been a few changes and additions since I was in this museum in January 2010. I must go back. A return visit is on my To-Do List next time I'm in the US.

Thanks that's what I needed to know. I'm not looking for a sport bike, but I just need to know it has enough power to go when I need it. And can keep up in highway speeds.

Does the engine make enough power? Does it accelerate fast ? And is it good on highways? Keep in mind I'm 6' 240lbs and is there aftermarket metal for all the dam! Plastic?

what scorpion vest is that?

i'll try that trick.

actually AOW is only certified to 100ft

I don't own the bike. I only had it for a day. It was completely stock. I topped the speed out around 105 to 110. But the governor wouldn't allow anymore. Whether the speed was actually (100mph) as I've read is the limit and the speedometer was just off, or whether it was actually doing 105 to 110, I'm not sure. But that's what the speedo told me. I pinned it to the last number.

Sweet ha. Did you remove the electronic governor, if so how?

I really liked it. I bit shaky at higher speeds (100+ mph) but comfortable. And they look amazing.

Nice video man! How do you like the Honda Fury for long rides?

It was filmed in Newburgh, Indiana.

Where is this filmed?

at 0:23 if the camera were lower and aimed high it would seem like he is skydiving... just sayin... dont mind me... im retarded

You should get the lens fix for your GoPro the next time you take it underwater.

@caydn2 Getting your basic "Open Water Diver" certification does take some work and might be hard for some people. You need to do some lessons in a pool and then complete 3 or 4 real dives. Then you'll be certified to go 60 feet deep. Which is fine for most dive locations. "Advanced Open Water" certification is actually pretty easy. You basically have to complete 4 or 5 dives with an instructor. Then you're certified to go 130 feet deep.

omg so amazing....question:is scuba diving lessons hard?

@TheChevyman21 You went to Martha's and didn't go to the Shaker and Crush building! That's the best part of diving there. The buildings are next to each other on the far back, left side of the lake from where you enter. You'll definitely want to swim the surface out there and then descend. Ask somebody that's there and they can point you in the right direction. The roof of one of the buildings is just below the surface (about 10 feet).

Just got back from diving at marthas quarry it was a blast but where was this at??? saw the bus and the sail boat

Just got back from diving at marthas quarry it was a blast

@airplane82 Yes - those are Vanes and Hines pipes. Love them. They sound amazing.

Awesome video! Thanks for posting it!

Hey, thanks for posting this, I have dove Marthas many times and could only explain in words to others that don't dive what a blast it is, now I can show them, thanks for posting this.

Nice Lights. Ride a bike at night is a pleasure. Much more with those lights

Beautyful video!

Sthemingway if anybody is planning to get their motorcycle license, its smart to take your local safety course. You can learn some great emergency moves. Regardless, Floyed above is right. If you're going fast enough, and a deer jumps out at the right moment you're screwed. Hopefully your helmet & other ride gear save your life (that's about as much as you can hope for). Riding is a risk. You're more likely to get ran down at a stop light by an asshole teenager texting on their cell phone!

Driving a car--day or night--and hitting or nearly hitting a deer must be a very different experience than riding a motorcycle and seeing a deer jump out. I was just curious about how a motorcyclist might handle such a situation.

I like the night time riding footage. What would you do if a deer jumped out from the trees? How fast could you go and still be able to stop/swerve without hitting the pavement?

ditto:)

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