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Kneedown on SD

28 posts · Started by Astroboy · 01 Apr 2008

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Go fasterer dude!
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yeah I know it's pointless, but it's like wanting someting that you don't have or can't do. And I can't do it for the moment, so I'm gonna try untill I can do it.

And if you are all honest here, everybody who rides a sportsbike, finds kneedowns awsome. Or am I wrong here?
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YOU ARE SPOT ON !!! astroboy,, it is awesome but if you will listen to me?... please! go look closely.

The draw from front and beyond is mesmerizing to joe, the racer is mentally pulling himself forward, with his mind, his real power!

this is fascinating to me. I love the track for this reason. the truly psyche immersed mental persuasion is a self consuming force, awe inspiring.

it is fooking awesome to me,, knee down is only a small exciting part of it. none the less a vital part,

to taste, see and feel this, the full experience. I focus on the total balance of the bike and rider as a complete component.

This a nectar beyond description, To drink from the holy grail of wisdom I offer to you. all can savor the flavor. To notice obscure things is what I do.
Get a buddy to ride behind you with a camera - You'll see how much further you need to go, and (very important) your posture on the bike.

I was riding fireblades and wondering why with my long legs I couldn't get my knee down. I thought I was climbing off, thought I was leading with the knee. Let me tell you the footage showed how 'wrong' I was...

All that said, never have nor want to get my knee down on the road, too many variables that could go wrong, with very little room to correct...
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