Hamilton Fridays @ 10 pm

[ZeroIndex]

I think its wrong to follow other peoples lines, if they crash, youll crash..

Start riding with Warr, hes consistent.. same pace on any road.

Yes, as I've said before... Warr is THE MAN!!! When I find some spare time, I'll have to ask him to help me out... Wednesday nights are ok for riding, but I don't find I get to learn better lines when I'm just trying to stay on my side of the road

[Teflon]

it comes with time..

[TerminalAddict]

Warr who?

[Warr]

Warr who?

Wahoo Wahoo .... Thats what I say too

[Teflon]

So you out to watch all the young eye-candy tonight warr?

[Warr]

So you out to watch all the young eye-candy tonight warr?

Not unless someone wants to shout me a burger and a ride further that T straight

Yourself ??

[carver]

i should be there as always, but i got a hunch the cops got something planned

[Teflon]

nope.. it started with one bourbon.. now ive lost count, so town is starting to look good.

[Warr]

nope.. it started with one bourbon.. now ive lost count, so town is starting to look good.

You're being a bit shady there man, must have your profile set to Invisible .. is that to throw the other Camel riders ?

[Teflon]

i am shady.. maybe i switched to invisible last time i was pissed..

[Bnonn]

When I find some spare time, I'll have to ask him to help me out... Wednesday nights are ok for riding, but I don't find I get to learn better lines when I'm just trying to stay on my side of the road

It would be really good to get together at some stage, during the day, if Warr is willing. You don't learn when you're riding with nothing in reserve, because you don't have time to think about what you're doing and correct it if it's wrong. A more relaxed ride getting some pointers would be brill.

[smoky]

I'll have to ask him to help me out... Wednesday nights are ok for riding, but I don't find I get to learn better lines when I'm just trying to stay on my side of the road

Or following loose bandits

Your lines are good enough, you seem to be keeping up with them OK.

[Bnonn]

Any tips from you would be great too Smoky. You were behind me the other night...I know it was dark, but my mistakes are probably obvious enough that you could offer some advice (;

[smoky]

Any tips from you would be great too Smoky. You were behind me the other night...I know it was dark, but my mistakes are probably obvious enough that you could offer some advice (;

there is a theory with lines - but it's interesting that I can be on the best line in a corner and still get ridden around! From talking to others it would seem throttle balance, moving your weight, counter steering and so on is more important.

Talk to guys like terminal and war and ask them about that kinda stuff. Both have given me some good tips.
I've been riding years longer than terminal but he has developed into a tight rider - it's about asking, reading, learning and putting it into practice - then ride ride ride, and ride some more, from what I can tell.

P.S Pm'd you about a ride tomorrow

[Warr]

It would be really good to get together at some stage, during the day, if Warr is willing. You don't learn when you're riding with nothing in reserve, because you don't have time to think about what you're doing and correct it if it's wrong. A more relaxed ride getting some pointers would be brill.

Sounds like it would be good to get out for a "Lines & Tips Ride". I'd vote Paul along as well. He was involved in the previous mentor's riding and You'd probably get more sensible answers from him.
My learning was doing some track time and following guys on Coro loop. The likes of Quazi. When I'm riding I'm not doing much theorising .. just sort of going. I think Paul (and others ) maybe able to convey/explain better what is going on !!