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28-10-2013, 11:40pm
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I agree some of the cornering styles would have caused a great deal of mirth and were an annoyance to a certain HP2 rider!
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By cornering style I assume you mean the bit where, apart from a few of the busa's at the front end, you all arrived at the corner at what ever speed,then proceded to park the bike in the middle of the corner, get your trainer wheels out and wheel the thing around the corner, hop back on, light the touch fuse, hang on for the ride along the straight to the next scary corner, crap yourself, get the trainer wheels out and repeat. I remember a certain lady on a Ducati 750 managing to embrass most of you by carrying a shit load more corner speed simply because she carried the same speed down the straight around the corner and so on, hardly touched the brakes, didn't gas it up, just gentle acceleration. preditable and smooth, that is why I was happy to ride with her all day,and we managed to pass most of you. She was never out of shape, never on the wrong side of the road.
Stands back and waits for the howls of indignation to start.
Come on bite, you won't be able to help yourself.
While you are of sharpening your replys try reading this, http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/flashb..._ienatsch/
Pretty much sums up my belief to riding on the road.
The man was a seriously fast AMA and GP rider. Head instructor for Freeddie Spencer rider school for 12 yrs. Might know a thing or two.
Bring on the run I can't wait.
HP2
I agree some of the cornering styles would have caused a great deal of mirth and were an annoyance to a certain HP2 rider!
Reply
By cornering style I assume you mean the bit where, apart from a few of the busa's at the front end, you all arrived at the corner at what ever speed,then proceded to park the bike in the middle of the corner, get your trainer wheels out and wheel the thing around the corner, hop back on, light the touch fuse, hang on for the ride along the straight to the next scary corner, crap yourself, get the trainer wheels out and repeat. I remember a certain lady on a Ducati 750 managing to embrass most of you by carrying a shit load more corner speed simply because she carried the same speed down the straight around the corner and so on, hardly touched the brakes, didn't gas it up, just gentle acceleration. preditable and smooth, that is why I was happy to ride with her all day,and we managed to pass most of you. She was never out of shape, never on the wrong side of the road.
Stands back and waits for the howls of indignation to start.
Come on bite, you won't be able to help yourself.
While you are of sharpening your replys try reading this, http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/flashb..._ienatsch/
Pretty much sums up my belief to riding on the road.
The man was a seriously fast AMA and GP rider. Head instructor for Freeddie Spencer rider school for 12 yrs. Might know a thing or two.
Bring on the run I can't wait.
HP2