Ghostrider from sweden

Hi there,

i´m quiet new on this board.. i´ve been lurking on your forum for a while now without posting anything...
so now i want to share a file with you...

http://www.bandit600rr.dk/Video/GR_2_Busa_Turbo_2.wmv

as u can read in the file, its about a hayabusa driver from sweden..
in some clips u can see how the police tries to catch him...
he drives without plates, so the police doesn´t know who the guy is, and therefore they have nothing to go after.. they can´t even follow him, even on bikes or cars (with turbo)..
This guy is respected all over the europe...
he has got mad driver skillz, but also he is dangerous at the same time..

i´ll post some other files with this guy when i´ve foun them..

enjoy..

 

I heard plenty about this lunatic. He has quite a few videos out and I'm not sure if he is still alive. Lanesplitting at 200 mph doesn't lend well to self preservation.

There was another guy in France who called himself the Black Prince. Dead now, or so the rumours go, who is famous for the video of him doing a lap of the Paris Peripherique in 11 minutes in peak hour!!!

Great entertainment but these death wish idiots shouldn't be encouraged.

 

Yeah, I've heard of this guy as well. His videos are absolutely insane. It wouldn't surprise me a bit to hear that he's dead.

 

Well, "ghost rider" is a 50 year old former MotoGP racer. He still posts on his website so I don't think he's dead, yet.

 

http://ghostridermovie.net/

 

Ershank,

I thought the identity of the Ghostrider was still unknown by the public. Kind of like the Stig. I suppose there are numerous "theories" on who the Stig is, but there has never been a confirmation as far as I know.

So, without disclosing who Ghostrider is, can you disclose how you know?

Whoever Ghostrider is, he's a nutter. He is a great rider, though. The Ex-MotoGP rider theory is a good one.

Thanks,

CW

 

I'm not entirely credible since I'm not actually bringing any evidence to the table...

But the rider has appeared publicly, and has come forward that he is infact the man behind the machine. He has posted on his website about his identity and it's a generally accepted "theory" amongst everyone that follows his activities.

To tell you the truth I am not one of those followers, so I can't recall which exact MotoGP racer he was, but a short inquiry on his website should provide you with what you are looking for.

He is also participating in the Gumball3000, in a CGT. Seen here with the schieving head of Gumball.....
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i seen the ghost rider movies and they are crazy...

...one crazy guy i tell yea

 

Tell me you wouldn't have the temptation to go as fast as possible on a Turbo Hayabusa Special made almost entirely of CF body panels, that lays down 499HP at the rear wheel and does 0-299 km/h (185mph) in 9.1s.



I wouldn't be able to resist, but doing it on public roads is just not smart. Granted the fact that it's entertaining to watch doesn't make it any less suicidal or inconsiderate to others on the road.