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Knee Down Poll
28 posts · Started by blb · 30 Sep 2010
Post 2 by troy,
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Post 14 by KTM666,
#14If you have trouble with lefts or rights it is all in your head. I used my mini-bike (DR-Z70) to work on my head. I do laps in my driveway at a steady 10 mph and work up in each direction. The limit is when I drive off of the tyres, but it works for me.
Right turns used to kill me, now I almost like them better than lefts.
Right turns used to kill me, now I almost like them better than lefts.
Post 15 by blb,
#15because ,megara circuit ,near athens,is a right orientated track,means that most corners are right,i scratched my right slider first and mostly.theres only one very tight left corner in that track and the lowside awaits...
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Post 17 by Colonel_Klinck,
#17Have done both but never consistently...and not on an SD! As said before...the loooong lefthander at Roccy is great.......bit more...bit more...bit more....SCRAPE! Loads of time to keep shifting off a little further
Riding in the wet is great for practising body position too cos you hang off like a monkey trying to keep the bike as upright as possible
Riding in the wet is great for practising body position too cos you hang off like a monkey trying to keep the bike as upright as possible
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Post 26 by blb,
#26Check out Tead's threads and pictures on this site - he gets pretty near the elbow down in the race series he's in. With lower bars he'd deffinitely be doing it I think!:lol:
http://www.superduke.net/forum/viewtopi ... highlight=
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