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    So you want to get your knee down, and know more..??

    read up then.
    http://www.sasbk.co.za/track_day_bible.htm

    Should help even the worst rider (no names), corner better and understand what's going on between your legs

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugjuice
    read up then.
    http://www.sasbk.co.za/track_day_bible.htm

    Should help even the worst rider (no names), corner better and understand what's going on between your legs
    Shouldnt this be titled "Bugjuice wants to get his knee down, so i read about it here...
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    Loving their little Zen biker at the top of the first page.

    Not loving the hard to read font. (Or is that just my computer?)
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    :slap: Or the crap user of the computer that didn't think to use the "increase font" button.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Two Smoker
    Shouldnt this be titled "Bugjuice wants to get his knee down, so i read about it here...
    pfft... i'll give u the learn..

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    will print it out once I get to work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bugjuice
    pfft... i'll give u the learn..
    Shut up... just coz im slow...
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    I'm sure its full of useful tips and info - but FAR too small and difficult to read with my old eyes......
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    Very interesting. But it needs more equations. Still reckon it's posing , but, Hailwood never bothered, nor did Ago. Or Frith or Woods.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bugjuice
    So you want to get your knee down, and know more..??
    Why not just bend down and put your knee down on the ground, what are you a cripple?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion
    Very interesting. But it needs more equations. Still reckon it's posing , but, Hailwood never bothered, nor did Ago. Or Frith or Woods.
    Far from it, (posing) when on the track I go into a corner with the tyres right on the limit of traction, everything feels a little loose and hairy, once the knee is down it has the effect of locking everything in place, a little like a out-rigger on a canoe. It has a stabilizing effect. When I'm really on it I also lever the bike off my knee to get it on to a fatter part of the tyre to gain more traction. I've also saved the frount end propping the bike up off my knee as well.

    I'm sure the reason the racing greats of old did not do it, is they simply never thought to.

    On the road, I have a totally different style and hardly ever scrape my knee, unless I need to itch it or somthing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sugilite

    I'm sure the reason the racing greats of old did not do it, is they simply never thought to.
    Think it is faster that interviews the one who started the whole thing off in gp, just put tape round his knees in the start

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