There is certainly scope for some advanced activities as long as new riders and those that need / want basic skills training remain the primary focus. I'm sure there are more than a few people willing to contribute to make this happen.
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There is certainly scope for some advanced activities as long as new riders and those that need / want basic skills training remain the primary focus. I'm sure there are more than a few people willing to contribute to make this happen.
Fair weather rider
Sounds like everyone is having fun. Wish i could come but now work WednesdaysAnyway, hope you guys a learning lots. Im out everyday rain or shine. Practise makes perfect.... or safe riders....
Slyguy hows the GSR?? Ive been eying them up quite abit lol
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Was a good fun night Thanks !next time ill join in at westgate for sure
it just began raining as i got to the Puhoi tunnel lol
fat bikeless git
well after the week i have started i will be well ready to leave work early and join yous at the Q
Anyone got anything they want us to cover tomorrow?
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Found a new emergency braking excersise I would like to try out
Trackday Whore
Haha Toto, didn't you get enough practise for the hairpin on Sunday?
What speed did you get "The Hooligan" up to down the back? You was looking smooth. Any moments?
And yes, your ass did look big when you tucked in, if you were wondering.
Hardcore Biker
Absolutally loving it.... it's a thirsty bike, but the feel when you get up in to the power band is phenominal.. so rewarding !Originally Posted by joshy28
Took it to the track day at Puke at the weekend, and it was no slouch (my riding perhaps was, but the bike wasn't...)
It's a very smooth to ride bike, so for me, a perfect step up from a 250, but still plenty of personality to keep me interested for a while yet !... The other good thing for me, is they're not particularly common, I've only ever seen a couple of others !
fat bikeless git
yeah you see lots of them parked underneath things! to early?Absolutally loving it.... it's a thirsty bike, but the feel when you get up in to the power band is phenominal.. so rewarding !
Took it to the track day at Puke at the weekend, and it was no slouch (my riding perhaps was, but the bike wasn't...)
It's a very smooth to ride bike, so for me, a perfect step up from a 250, but still plenty of personality to keep me interested for a while yet !
Hardcore Biker
ouch !!!!!!!
Yea-Ha
Hardcore Biker
This could be good fun ,,,,, i'm keenFound a new emergency braking excersise I would like to try out
Yea-Ha
Fair weather rider
Choice!!! Cheers.... i cant wait to test ride one. I sat on one the other day. Felt good, also did the vtr1000..oh well next year isnt too far awayAbsolutally loving it.... it's a thirsty bike, but the feel when you get up in to the power band is phenominal.. so rewarding !
Took it to the track day at Puke at the weekend, and it was no slouch (my riding perhaps was, but the bike wasn't...)
It's a very smooth to ride bike, so for me, a perfect step up from a 250, but still plenty of personality to keep me interested for a while yet !
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Any two wheels will do.
Definitely an advanced activity that one. Given the ease with which bikes seem to be dropped with regular E-braking!
I'm keen to try those big four-cone figure eights - throttle control exercise designed to practice keeping bike nice and stable (chain pulling) through easyish corners. Roll on...roll off...roll on...roll off...wax on...wax off...
And TOTO I have another low speed manouevring exercise which is low risk and
good for all levels.
Don't let the man get you down
Found a new emergency braking excersise I would like to try out
This exercise was done by Dawn to great effect, with a variaton to it though.
Instead of emergency breaking, then cornering (Which as mentioned above, can be difficult). A instructor stood behind the row of cones and at the last minute either pointed to the left or to the right, meaning the rider had to have quick enough reactions to go either way.
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Any two wheels will do.
Yep that's also a good countersteering exercise which they do at RRRS. We talked about it last week, it's finding the brave person to stand in the way and point that's the problem!
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see ya falks soon
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