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FEMALE URBAN WARRIOR NINJA BIKER
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Yes - agree with Ms Foxy ... excellent.
Miss opportunity though (as some folks - not pointing fingers - have interesting senses of humour). Would have thought you would thus - have chosen a Suzuki Katana or Kawasaki Ninja , as the motorcycle prop.
As an added interest point - got a very interesting optical illusion happening on the back wheel (spoke appears bent, due to the B-W floor/wall striping).
Wonderful image, setting and render aside - for the racers, survivors and (slightly) reformed speed freaks ...
a). Whats the thinking on the size/weight/over-kill of the shrouded dual carbon fibre units on the front wheel; verses the under kill/ small steel disc on the back. I think it would make the thing too front heavy/wobbles into turns/corners and seriously bad under heavy braking in a turn. Lack of meat on the back means you cannot (by ratio) compensate properly. Looks like a killer set-up to me. Thoughts gentlemen/ladies?
b). For the vets ... would you take it out for 25?
c). Dagger ... think you could hold it in the 'long bend' scenario?
Me - nope. No way.
Cheers,
Rick.
Miss opportunity though (as some folks - not pointing fingers - have interesting senses of humour). Would have thought you would thus - have chosen a Suzuki Katana or Kawasaki Ninja , as the motorcycle prop.
As an added interest point - got a very interesting optical illusion happening on the back wheel (spoke appears bent, due to the B-W floor/wall striping).
Wonderful image, setting and render aside - for the racers, survivors and (slightly) reformed speed freaks ...
a). Whats the thinking on the size/weight/over-kill of the shrouded dual carbon fibre units on the front wheel; verses the under kill/ small steel disc on the back. I think it would make the thing too front heavy/wobbles into turns/corners and seriously bad under heavy braking in a turn. Lack of meat on the back means you cannot (by ratio) compensate properly. Looks like a killer set-up to me. Thoughts gentlemen/ladies?
b). For the vets ... would you take it out for 25?
c). Dagger ... think you could hold it in the 'long bend' scenario?
Me - nope. No way.
Cheers,
Rick.
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