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you find this funny?
YouTube - 315Posers in the Twisties
Last edited by Kham; 06-22-07 at 03:08 PM.
"fuckit!"
OH OH I wanna be a poser too!!
Am I missing something? Looks like your average spirited ride.
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Doing the speed limit in the turns, stand ups on the straightaways, denim gear? I think I remember that ride, from a few seasons ago...
A man who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself. - John Stuart Mill
do it like this. no not the crashing part.
YouTube - Dragging Knee at Deals Gap
"fuckit!"
it looks like their form was alittle funny but hell i bet i look worse
one thing is they were WAAAAY to close together. one mistake would have taken out the whole pack
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if you're gonna do it, do it right like the pro. your whole body has to be on the inside of the bike center line not just your butt. at speed they're doing, dont think there's a need to move around the bike. just ride normal.
"fuckit!"
Cmon, give me a break. They're going like 45 MPH and moving their body's around? The only time I need to do that is if i'm going at least 60 and it's a sharp turn.
maybe you dont NEED to lean off at those speeds, but if something were to come at you fast in the road youd be able to cut in quicker and steeper if youre already leaned over
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Wow I want to ride like them.
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+1. I agree a slight off the seat position is better than none.
But a properly executed body position would be key in that situation.
Upper body and head controls the lean, not the butt and hips. There's the potential for
overloading the front fork in an evasive maneuver when you're back end is off kilter.
Not to mention those dudes are way too close together.
I used to get more lean on my way to work in the mornings. Not so much here in MA anymore.....I wouldn't call them posers tho. Im sure they rideway better than most people we know.
--Motorcycles are a balance between trust and physics. you just have to trust that your tires will work, and hope the 10 little asian guys that designed the bike got an A+ in physics
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Not to mention those dudes are way too close together.[/QUOTE]
+1
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That looks like one of NESR's rides. But my wheeleies are way better.
KB