The Swedish Specialist in Acrobatics on Moto Magnus Carlsson, 51 years old, he has established the new World Caballito Record on Moto on the handlebar of his KTM 1290 Super Duke.
In this way he becomes the first person to break the barrier of the 200 km/h while performing a horse in the handlebar. Specifically, it reached a maximum speed of 202.67 km/h (125.93 mph), at the time of lifting the motorcycle in this pilot position.
Magnus Carlsson is fond of beating records
In June 2023, Carlsson broke the world record in anterior motorcycle of 175,785 km/h (109,228 mph) established in 2020. Magnus said then: “The horse in the handlebar is my favorite acrobatics of all, and one of the most attention has caught attention during my career as an acrobatic pilot.”
“The first time I made a horse in the handlebar was in 1992. Three years later, I tried to beat a record at Skövde airport, in Sweden. As several Caballito records have been achieved over the years in the handlebar that have been documented by the Guinness book of the records, I wanted to try to beat a record while still had the bicycle and the necessary knowledge, and try to overcome the 200 km /h ”.
It was at that same airport where Magnus officially broke the world record 28 years after trying for the first time. A few months later, that September, Magnus broke a second record in an airfield in Bällefors on the outskirts of Moholm, Sweden. On this occasion he made him horcajadas in reverse piloting position regarding the usual. In that attempt He toured 306 km (190.14 miles) to get the record of greatest distance traveled on a motorcycle sitting back.
In this way he broke the previous 202 kilometers (125.52 miles) established in 2014. Carlsson commented at that time: “The decision to try this record arose to assume a personal resistance and tenacity challenge. During the long planning of the record attempt, many questions and considerations arose, such as the choice of motorcycle, fuel consumption, maintenance of water balance and, above all, how the attempt would be documented. ”
Concluded: “My goal was to travel 250 kilometers sitting upside down, but my personal goal was to travel at least 300 kilometers. When I turned at the end, I felt totally bad because I was looking forward. My legs could barely hold me when I got off the motorcycle. ”
