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07-08-07, 01:50 PM

I find a combination of dragging the back brake, counter-leaning and looking down the road in the direction I want to go (rather than where I want to end up) all help. Also several sessions in an empty carpark practicing helps, but make sure you don't allow your engine/clutch to overheat. HTH.

07-08-07, 01:50 PM	#15
Ceri JC Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Tight U-Turns I find a combination of dragging the back brake, counter-leaning and looking down the road in the direction I want to go (rather than where I want to end up) all help. Also several sessions in an empty carpark practicing helps, but make sure you don't allow your engine/clutch to overheat. HTH.