I found this series of videos on YouTube that form a full length documentary about his saga and attempts to go even faster! Appropriately, this was filmed and produced by Oregonians at Compel Media of Canby, Oregon. Take a look at the first below, and then hit the link to see the rest. Very cool to see a fellow Oregonian tackling this fast moving “problem”.
Oregon Man’s Rocket Powered ATV
Terry Wilmeth is the world land speed record holder on an ATV, set at 155.04 mph on June 16th, 2007. This record was set while riding his AlbaAction / Fullbore / Powroll Rocket Raptor Version 5.0 at the Madras Airport in Madras, Oregon.
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Things around us have a tendency to be faster. Its sure that we all are want to be faster. And its cell phones which are currently playing an extreme role to fast our life. Its great to see that many people around us doing their most of the tasks using a about 10-20g weighted cellphone. AT and T cell phone is kind of phone that you can trust to stay with time. It will act as a smart phone. A caption for you: Get smart cell, move fast, and be smart and speedy. However, personally I think with a cell phone, you can use every second of your life positively. Everything has its own prophesy I don’t know why, I also think that cell phones are on the way as the prophesy of 21st century. att universal card
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