were you at left lock when you crashed ??? That is actually fairly common, although not correct, for the throttle to hang up a bit at full left lock. The cable is pulled and there is friction inside the sleeve.
My vote is the master was too full and when the fluid heated up it locked the front wheel. Had that happen to a member going into turn one at Putnam, and when I got to the bike everything was fine. That is until I rode it back to the pits, and the front locked again and threw me on the ground right in front of the entire Intermediate group.
NO I'm not saying that I was even close to full lock. What I'm saying is that the throttle was a bit sticky at full lock. I know you don't even come close to half lock track riding. That's why I didn't put much thought into the sticky throttle.
Look, I'm no expert in failure analysis, but in my not so humble opinion, you did not crash because your throttle was stuck wide open. Nor did you crash because your throttle cable was misadjusted.
He fucking crashed because he landed a wheelie with his front brake applied. Are you guys blind? Carpenter races the same bike and he agrees. I've done it before so I know first hand. This bike is a 185hp Suzuki 1000
haha....i didnt mean the dyno number. haha. 185 out of a liter is of course all doable. no question. i meant the wheelie theory. i dont see a wheelie happening at that point. the front end looks pretty planted from that view. as much as any other time.
Ok, after watching it for the last 45 minutes, it was a snipper up on the grassy hill. Pretty sure he was using the new .348 HH round.
Throttle stuck so the front end was light. Rider heading towards turn 4 grabs the Brembo RCS master cylinder. The Brembo monoblock superbike spec calipers clamp down on the cast iron rotors. The front wheel locked and down he went.