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Kneedown on SD
28 posts · Started by Astroboy · 01 Apr 2008
Post 2 by 9nine0,
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Post 4 by Ducati Pete,
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Post 15 by Dragonrider69,
#15And if you are all honest here, everybody who rides a sportsbike, finds kneedowns awsome. Or am I wrong here?
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Post 17 by collyer,
#17The 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.
Post 18 by lobster,
#18I 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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