Watch It: Juke Attacks Goodwood Hillclimb on Two Wheels

I watched that. I can't even begin to imagine the skill level needed.

That's cool. Plus, how fan can you realistically go before the tires give up?

I thought it was pretty cool. I wonder how long it'll take for someone to break that record on a straight shot, rather than up the hill at Goodwood?

It was incredible to see how close he gets to the hay bales in a couple of his runs.

-Rob

This guy is not impressed:

I have always wondered, on these two wheel cars. Do they lock the differential ?

I was wondering the same thing because the wheels in the air don't move. And with an open diff, the wheel in the air would be spinning, not the one on the ground.

They hid a big-ass gyroscope in there!

Or he's just talented as hell.

Ed Higginbotham wrote: I was wondering the same thing because the wheels in the air don't move. And with an open diff, the wheel in the air would be spinning, not the one on the ground.

You can run a torsen and 'half-set' the handbrake. That is how they suggest you drive a hummer with one or more wheels off the ground.

Ah. Very interesting. You learn something new every day.

I saw a guy circle a half mile dirt track on two wheels at the local fair.

A lock would cause the free wheel to spin. Remove the axle ?

Or maybe a separate braking system .