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I would have thought centrifugal/centripetal/gyroscopic forces would simply try to keep the rotating wheel at what ever angle it is at, not try to force the wheel horizontal (or vertical). Such forces are always being fought against by a rider on any bike when trying to do anything from steering, leaning, changing direction, whatever, so I doubt it would make any difference.

Great photos in this thread, really I'm just replying to subscribe.

That massive mirror ball in the hangar is amazing! How did they make that?

What's with the blond guy - looks like he's being dazzled by awesomness...

Hmm, I would argue Kimi as a best all round driver over Alonso and Hamilton. Especially as he nearly never moans about a car and just gets on with it. Hamilton and Alsonso can be right little whinging scrots if things/car ain't to their liking.
Anyway such arguments can go on and on and are largely pointless. Best for them to all race each other to find out....

Are you forgetting that he regularly outperformed Kimi and took the 2008 drivers championship right down to the wire. Its sad that he is a shadow of his former self but he was a good driver, who knows what his career would have become if he hadn't got brained.

Yeah it's a valid point but I think at that time Kimi did have a bit of a lack of motivation, he's said he was never that comfortable at Ferrari, maybe they just wanted too much of him out of the car or whatever - he's well known for his dislike of the media bullshit side of things... Maybe he just thought "sod this I'd rather be rallying"..

So why's he still there?

And don't start with the team spirit bollocks...

Because Ferrari is run by an idiot?

I agree with BlueQuinn 100% too. Massa is an embarrassment to F1. Any other driver on the grid right now (with the exception maybe of Karthikeyan) would be better than Massa in that Ferrari. Even before he rung his bell I didn't rate him. Could never understand why Ferrari hired him in the first place.

By saying "Mercedes isn't really a race-winning car yet" do you mean again? - They've already won one race... as have Ferrari. But I think I get what you're saying.

I thought it was a great race by Bahrain standards. Really glad the Lotus is showing what it can do and give the other top tems a proper run for their money. Bit gutted Kimi didn't get passed Vettel. I'm sure a win will come soon for Kimi though, and Romain too.
McLaren really need to sort their game out.

I don't know why some of you are bitching about the Sky coverage - it's bloody good imo.

That orange fastboy is lush!!

Martial arts one... what film?

Sorry, don't know. Hopefully someone else will...?

Wow, suddenly I'm impressed. You have been making some interesting bikes...

No Fork, since you've made all these wonderful bicycles with driveshafts, why didn't you incorporate a driveshaft in the no-fork bike? Surely, as has been pointed out previously, it would be more desirable than a chain drive with the axle angles involved??

^WTF is that gripshift on the end of the bars about??

^^^^ also not digin' the Klein. Fat alloy tubes and uber thick welds can do one..

I am disappoint. Really hope Hamilton gan get passed and stay passed him.

Didn't expect to see Kimi and Schumi to drop out like that!

Impressive run from Ricciardo!

http://road.cc/content/forum/57008-fs-argos-853-compact-frame-carbon-fork-%C2%A3200 £200

I know but I still think it'll go ahead, no matter how much anyone doesn't want to be there. If the race is on, as it is, all teams will want to score points in this tight season - could make all the difference to the championship / standings.