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if you don't get your knee down you'll crash & die like FireFlyOriginally posted by ultraTwist
No really, what happens if you have really short legs can you still get you knee down?![]()
-Pete
NEMRR #81 - ECK Racing
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I had been racing for a few years in the 80s, but even though I won novice races, I never put my knee down. (Not many riders ever did touch knees back then) So, I too the RD400 to the parking lot and did the same thing. Unfortunately, I was bit by a tar snake and fell, but not after 20 minutes of knee dragging.Originally posted by LiononaLeash
I went to that parking lot several times to keep practicing and to keep getting exposure to lean thes higher angles, so I could feel relaxed while pitched over. The whole purpose of this excercise was to just become accustomed to the bike way over, nothing more.
I've mentioned it a few times that we're planning on doing some parking lot instruction next year covering body position, etc., where knee dragging is a distinct possibility.
Wow Ken, That sounds like I'd be interested in coming to that.
Make sure you post up when/if you plan to do it.
Bob
TL1000R --- For those who like to drive high speed tanks
So - the guy who always had the highest hp bikes and the slowest laptimes is telling someone else to work on cornerspeed??? It's a crazy fukkn' world.Originally posted by WebCrush
Work on corner speed and in time it'll happen.
Yes it is!!Originally posted by curio
So - the guy who always had the highest hp bikes and the slowest laptimes is telling someone else to work on cornerspeed??? It's a crazy fukkn' world.![]()
Collision Pros Racing
Here is the best pic i can find on how to put a knee down..
This guy should be wearing his gear.. It could get messy..
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