Down hill decreasing radius bends?

[Two Smoker]

A touch of rear brake will give rear weight bias...if you're up to it,rear brake and throttle at the same time helps steady the bike.

I do this when racing, works a treat and limits wheelspin... Done it a few times on the RG too...

[Ixion]

A touch of rear brake will give rear weight bias...if you're up to it,rear brake and throttle at the same time helps steady the bike.

I usually do this - a snake taught it to me. The rear brake sort of steadies things and the throttle on sort of pulls you through. Throttle just sort of steady though balanced against the speed - just so the rear wheel isn't driving the engine. Then at the apex, brake off and throttle on.

[sAsLEX]

I do this when racing, works a treat and limits wheelspin... Done it a few times on the RG too...

that other famous kinda guy does it to........now whats his name?? ........oh thats right Rossi

[TwoSeven]

They all do it - settling the bike in and out of corners is a basic learners technique.

[XP@]

I do this when racing, works a treat and limits wheelspin... Done it a few times on the RG too...

...on the track, not recommended practice on the road. too many things can go wrong!