[rick505]

No idea what make/model bike this is but I'll give him credit for "playing" his motor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XL10Q8kaSHI&feature=player_embedded

Rick

[ScooterBob]

Hmmmmm - The term "smelting" comes to mind .... I was waiting for the big BLAMMO!!

[2bikebill]

Now that's what I call the neighbour from hell.....

[r80rt]

That's the second strangest thing I've ever seen.

[Sam Simons]

 No,sadly I can't.....Only after decorating my Scrambler similarly,and dressing as he (?)
has (pilot/jockey/fairy theme) could I only  hope to......nah,it's just not worth it....

[billy2sheds]

it must mean something to those guys,if my bike sounded like that i'd be worried.

[Sam Simons]

 If ya care to graft on three more cylinders and a rev limiter,yer golden.......

 He's(?) playing the hit song "YMCA" (Village People),but in Oriental Morse Code,so it's hard to detect.....clever gay fellow that he must be......
 Nice fairing,too.....

[1Blackwolf1]

  Actually it was Ted Nugents "Stranglehold" he was playing.  Love that sissy bar and windshield/fairing thing. 

[REpozer]

A motor/musical genius.

[daves02ES]

Almost as annoying as:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_keSTVFBlc

[Lahti35]

Strangly dressed jockey trades up his horse for a musical pastel colored mobile scoot..... normal as apple pie

[cyrusb]

I think it's either "Surfing Bird" by the Four Trashmen or "Mr BaseMan" by whoever did that, remember? Either way, it's good he has his face covered.

[RBHoge]

Whenever I hear some joker racing his engine like that I have to ask, "What's the matter Sonny, can't you get your bike to idle?"  Meanwhile 'Old Bill' will be  ticking over "Thumpa- Thumpa- Thumpa- Thumpa"

[ScooterBob]

Almost as annoying as:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_keSTVFBlc

No - The frog was annoying - but nearly as LONG as Sonic Rev Boy and his Spastic Wrist ....... 

[1Blackwolf1]

  The frog in that video actually reminds me of someone we all know from these parts...

[r80rt]

 

[DNash]

My Enfield doesn't have anywhere near enough angry bees in the motor to allow for shenanigans like that, only thumpy shenanigans.

[RBHoge]

It is an impressive display of throttle response. I do wonder at the reason for such abuse of a machine.  I noticed that on a couple of occasions, the bike tried to move forward, as though the bike was in gear, and the  "rider" (?) was holding in the clutch.    In spite of the professional looking jockey livery, I doubt that the humanoid astride the machine was much of a rider.