ROC 2015 and this Suzuki GSXR 1000 is going to make the chills crawl on your skin. The ROC stands for Ride of the Century and it really is, for this Suzuki driver of course. The others can only envy this one for the skills that he owns and with the courage that he has. 90 degrees on the bike up in the air and he seems having no trouble with controlling the bike at this angle. Most of the divers would have fallen on the ground after the first rise wheelie, but not this one. He keeps pushing this Suzuki GSXR 1000 on one tire and the bike is doing it, no problem there.

How the driver is keeping the bike up in the air with that angle cannot be explained. With the gas he keeps it going up and maybe with the weight he keeps the balance. We are not experts in the bike wheelies but this driver sure is one. Also there is a burnout that has been done from the same, Suzuki bike at the 2015 Ride Of The Century event that is going to be remembered by all the drivers that witnessed it.

It is very easy to start a burnout with a standing still bike, but riding it on the highway and at 50 MPH starting a burnout? This is some new trick that we are going to learn here and it will do so much well in the future. The driver pressed on the front brake and the gas at the same time. That’s why the rear tire is having more grip than usual and starts to burnout, making all that great smoke come up in the air.

Also the engine of this Suzuki GSXR 1000 has shown great performance, keeping it real and with great sound on it too.