BMW S1000rr for DINNER!

[baller30]

Pretty cool video, ive always been in love with anything BMW even before Ducati.

BMW S1000 RR. Dinner for RR.

[TJR178]

Want.

[baller30]

It will be my next bike, i guarantee you.... that is in like 4 years lol

[Raux]

ok couple of things.

one.. NO wheelspin on take off. no tire marks, nothing but instanteous pull.
but two... he slides it when he stops like he's on ice...

hmmmm

[superjohn]

That's the colour scheme I like best on that bike. Very cool.

[baller30]

To raux: Obviously its fake, its just a marketing advertisement. Its just a cool commercial

[baller30]

That's the colour scheme I like best on that bike. Very cool.

BMW motorsports scheme, its what they put on all there race cars. I had a E30 M3 with that paints scheme

[LA]

To raux: Obviously its fake, its just a marketing advertisement. Its just a cool commercial

Fake? Really?  I don't care. It made me laugh out loud. 

And I grew up on Beemers - cars and bikes. Like em!

LA

[kopfjäger]

ok couple of things.

one.. NO wheelspin on take off. no tire marks, nothing but instanteous pull.
but two... he slides it when he stops like he's on ice...

hmmmm

When does he slide like he's on ice? So, your point being what?

[Raux]

When does he slide like he's on ice? So, your point being what?

i can't see how he had that much traction on takeoff to pull that thing like that. i would have expected it to drop stuff when it first moved due to tire spin.

[stopintime]

i can't see how he had that much traction on takeoff to pull that thing like that. i would have expected it to drop stuff when it first moved due to tire spin.

You're correct. It would have to be much faster from the start.

Obviously a fake - can't be done.
I have 0 years restaurant business experience to prove it, but I have been drunk enough to try.

[Duck-Stew]

Traction control maybe?

[Triple J]

Obviously a fake - can't be done.

+1  It doesn't even look real.

But, it is a cool commercial. 

[tilt]

why couldnt it be done if you get a little slack in the line i believe it is possible, still cool either way

[superjohn]

why couldnt it be done if you get a little slack in the line i believe it is possible, still cool either way

You would have to have precise, even and quick action across the entire run with minimal friction and maximum inertia from the stationary objects on the table. Even then, I'm not certain there's any way to get the table cloth all the way across without friction eventually overcoming inertia on the last items on the table causing them to move/fall.