Beat this angle if you can.....

Now thats impressive. Well done that man.

Just been watching one of your videos around Donnington from May. Im off there in August for the first time. Any advise for a new bloke on a pretty stock SV650?

Cheers

[mister c]

I think you're bloody mad, but it's great to see

All of the above. Ridiculously good!

Hi

You'll love Donington. If you only remember one thing, don't roll off going down the Craner Curves. If you do you load up the front and that's when it tucks underneath and you fall. You can keep a neutral throttle just don't chop it as you tip left. Also, going back up the hill you can keep it pinned all the way up. I used standard 15front 45rear and it was fine for gearing. Carry your corner speed for the straights and you will surprise many other riders on larger capacity bikes.

Hope that helps.

Talan

Originally Posted by M65

Now thats impressive. Well done that man.

Just been watching one of your videos around Donnington from May. Im off there in August for the first time. Any advise for a new bloke on a pretty stock SV650?

Cheers

What a brilliant picture atop this thread.

Talan, brilliant stuff.

I'll start by saying the picture's brilliant, the angle is intense and the gear looks very cool

I'll now say that, for most, this level of lean on the same stretch of track is probably unnecessary - not wrong in any way - just not necessary, as the same thing requiring you to pull this lean angle is the same thing that means others won't need to do this.

Your legs obviously need to be strapped in and your bar inputs as stated are the only means of steering with you sat upright. So you're demonstrating a lot of skill maintaining the lean, whereas I could shift my weight to get the same turn in and less chance of losing grip at the front.

So on the same track I don't think I would need to go that low.

However, it still looks impressive no matter which way you look at it!

Way good ..

U got 2 finger brakes there? Front n rear as no foot brake ability .. ?

okie dokie.... here's one..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4awDq_6JIrg

Originally Posted by adam

okie dokie.... here's one..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4awDq_6JIrg

Lean angle of the bike isn't that far over to be fair, it's just that the rider is abseiling off the side of it a hell of a lot.
Talans actual bike looks to be leant over further IMHO.

Hugely inspirational mate, hat off to you!

Originally Posted by adam

okie dokie.... here's one..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4awDq_6JIrg

And I think he meant post one of yourself if you have one (which I don't as I'm not good enough).