Counter-steering
#441
If so, you are agressively countersteering the whole way through. And this was much, much more challenging for me than the video you said was dangerous.
Last edited by Bluesrider.df; 10-20-2016 at 05:28 PM.
#442
Sitting in front of your computer playing video games doesn't count
#444
Mike - I hate to say it but you're starting to be viewed as a bit of a troll with this thread - while it started out as a thread to assist you, it's gotten so far off base and your just feeding it more and more - all I can do is advise you to know when to walk away....
#445
A lot of good stuff has come out of this...
For instance,
1)Where to place the handlebars if you want to get good leverage for counter-steering. (about the same height as the elbows)
2)Drag bars are best for counter-steering
3)There are several ways to negotiate a curve. Some use continuous counter-steering and some use momentary counter-steering
4)The continuous counter-steering technique is best suited for the race track and not the street.
5)The momentary counter-steering technique is best suited for the street and is part of the Look, Lean and Roll course.
6)The word "Press" in "press right go right press left go left" means to push the handlerbars forward, not down
I am sure there is even more that I have forgotten.
Last edited by MikerR1; 10-19-2016 at 12:36 PM.
#447
Listen kid, your post is a troll post. This is the kind of post that should not be allowed.
#448
I do like watching the hole get deeper.
#449
3)There are several ways to negotiate a curve. Some use continuous counter-steering and some use momentary counter-steering
4)The continuous counter-steering technique is best suited for the race track and not the street.
5)The momentary counter-steering technique is best suited for the street and is part of the Look, Lean and Roll course.
5)The momentary counter-steering technique is best suited for the street and is part of the Look, Lean and Roll course.
6)The word "Press" in "press right go right press left go left" means to push the handlerbars forward, not down.