How about this as a new sport?

[FusionRail]

DONT try this at your local rail station: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/07/in_pictures_enl_1188461309/html/1.stm

 

[me123]

That must hurt

 

[JonG]

That must hurt

Not half, I'll be surprised if he had any teeth left afterwards.

 

[332 > 444]

He should try that with the heavyweight 185

 

[TheSlash]

Didn't you lot know? That's RSSB acceptance testing for the Network Rail solution to 'gapped' trains.

 

[Daniel]

lol! Well, at least he's wearing a Hi-Vis!

 

[Techniquest]

You will, of course, know should you have read the article(s) on his attempt at a world record that he trained for months on end to do that. I forget how or whatever, but certainly not something he'd have just dropped into.

Glad he didn't try it at somewhere like Reading...Would have screwed things up for days!

 

[FusionRail]

You will, of course, know should you have read the article(s) on his attempt at a world record that he trained for months on end to do that. I forget how or whatever, but certainly not something he'd have just dropped into.

how nice of you to p*ss on my bonfire!! lol

 

[LondonBVE]

Should have call my relatives to go down to the station and take pictures. It just 30 min train ride or car ride.
Just a bit more info, that train he is pulling, is the Commuter Train which is the 3rd version of Malaysia's Class 323 (the 1st version look really like the 323). And it is the heaviest out of the 3 generation. Built by Hyundai.

Here is a photo of the 1st generation:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/19/Class_81_KTM_Komuter_train%2C_Kuala_Lumpur.jpg

 

[eifion]

DONT try this at your local rail station: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/pop_ups/07/in_pictures_enl_1188461309/html/1.stm

Is it a new form of Jump Starting!
:brushtee::toothy3:

 

[Mojo]

Doesn't another country over that way (Thailand?) also have a similar product to the BREL class 158?

 

[Techniquest]

The RoI has a DMU class very similar in noise, performance and style to the 158. You'd think it just rolled over from Wales off the ferry, it looked so much like one! Quick paint job on the way over too!

 

[Max]

Doesn't another country over that way (Thailand?) also have a similar product to the BREL class 158?

Indeed: http://www.ajg41.clara.co.uk/thailand.html