JamesCore
Super Veteran
nyek! salamat paps. track day tayo or practice paps ah daya mo gumaan ka na hehehe
Riding Body Position In Cornering
- Thread starter traxxas-modifier
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nyek! salamat paps. track day tayo or practice paps ah daya mo gumaan ka na hehehe
akosichilleta
New Member
nako paps skuter na lang meron kame pang track,ewan ko kung pwede na raider.testingin mo din hehe.wala na kong makaen paps,lahat ng funds napupunta sa pyesa 
) sensya na sa ot mga sirs!
) sensya na sa ot mga sirs!
JamesCore
Super Veteran
grabe ot mo paps pati profile pic mo! hehehe ongbak ka na pala. di pa ako maka start kasi ginagawa pa yung gym. congratss sayo! pa testing mio....nako paps skuter na lang meron kame pang track,ewan ko kung pwede na raider.testingin mo din hehe.wala na kong makaen paps,lahat ng funds napupunta sa pyesa
english please...
enjei_blessed
Super Veteran
chie
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enjei_blessed
Super Veteran
hehe less coffee and drink more mountain dew hehehahaha
just relaxand less COFFEE
watch mode!
astridnoelle
Veteran
Admittedly Im not good riding in twisties. I have lots of SR (survival reaction)
After years of riding and practicing with the bankingking chiglai,
i thought my body position is already correct. well im wrong..
a screencap of the video shows the ff
riding with kimredbull
That means i need more practice and more things to learn !!!
Haha! Nice! But, sir traxxas, I've watched Keith Code's videos, & in some parts, excessive lean angle isn't even NECESSARY... We all know that our bike is most stable when fully upright, and lean angle decreases that stability. The rider in front isn't even leaned over too far to require him to get a butt cheek off, but for the green line, that should work. I think it would be far more convenient & safe if he just hung half the left butt cheek off, not the entire cheek. As for the elbow, sportbike riders can easily do that because the other elbow can be rested or "locked on" to the tank. Since our T135s doesn't have a front-placed tank, we can't anchor our other elbow, thus placing stress on the "inside" elbow. I have learned my way around this by trying to "lock" myself onto the seat (i move backwards since i'm on stock footpegs) & grip the left handlebar but with my left elbow loose. This way, I can maintain good throttle control to maximize grip. Just my 2 cents. Ride Safe!
astridnoelle
Veteran
Right! You target your apex so intensely that you get bonked by the jeep on the opposite lane. Hehehe.
astridnoelle
Veteran
+ 1, sir!
RX4439
New Member
Yeah!!! Nice information. Totally make sense. Alright, @traxxas-modifier, just wondering. How about, our position on the seat, for example, we divide seat into three section. Front, Middle, Back. Which section is the best center angle for cornering? Because i can see many type. One rider can seat in the middle, but other rider cannot use to it, bcoz seems like not stable enough.
Ako si e-ow
Veteran
Thanks for this nice topic.
astridnoelle
Veteran
hmm... i'd like to know what sir traxxas will say about this hehehe..
DeViLsToRm
New Member
Ive been riding motobikes for 20+ years.from the 70s kawasaki 100 model.been on d road for so many years now but never had seek for any proper way of cornering.i thought my skills was alredy enaf since i never had any serious injuries or acident.though i also have so many surviving reaction as well.untill somebody tell me regarding counter stearing.how it was,what can it add up on your driving skills every pros n cons about it and i was so surprise about efect of it on my skills as a driver.trust me guys, learning how to countersteer properly is highly recomended for those riders out there especially the one who travel alot on long road.learn just the basic is that much already.i thought it was only ment for driver on the track but ul be surprise someday that it may be the one thing that would save ur life on those unexpected senarios that will hapen on ur trip.im not a race track driver nor a so called top class moto bike racer.im just a simple guy who loves to travel and enjoy the exitement and thrill of riding bike on the road..u may already have done these many times its just that u dont realize that its countersteer that ur doin..pag meron ka nito wala kng talo!!
the youtube videos ive watched says one cheek of your but out...
im not a master of this twisty riding, im in the process of learning it
