leg out before corner and info please

Originally Posted by custard

i reckon its to see how many people copy him

ditto, he's taken the pi$$ to see if others copy the master i pull on my footpeg and pick my ar@e before every ride

Originally Posted by kwak zzr

i pull on my footpeg and pick my ar@e before every ride

does anyone copy you doing that?

DAVEP if you go on that super newbie track day give me a shout before hand I recon that would suit me, removing the intimidation of a proper track day.

[flymo]

Originally Posted by stewie

I reckon its simpler than that tbh, I think he,s just making himself larger, thereby making it more difficult to get past him, whatever it is, its working.

I think this is what its all about. I noticed it all started a few years ago but mainly when he was defending into a corner hard on the brakes.

I know that when I'm racing, if the guy in front shows any unusual signs of being out of control or that he might not make the corner, instinct tells you to give a little room or as a minimum dont make the pass that you were about to do. As a distraction to a rider behind you in a race I can see that it would be a good bluff.

[punyXpress]

'tis the Continental way of saying pass me on that side.

If you're hard enough !

Originally Posted by GeneticBubble

does anyone copy you doing that?

Rossi does

anymore ideas for the super newbie track day
incase you didnt read the oc super nubie means wanting to do one, but has serious confidance issues with my skill level, im ****! (hence why i want somewhere safe to practice) not im new but super quick (maybe uber newbie would be a better expression)

Originally Posted by davepreston

anymore ideas for the super newbie track day
incase you didnt read the oc super nubie means wanting to do one, but has serious confidance issues with my skill level, im ****! (hence why i want somewhere safe to practice) not im new but super quick (maybe uber newbie would be a better expression)

If its a local thing, do three sisters do track days ?

[flymo]

Originally Posted by davepreston

anymore ideas for the super newbie track day
incase you didnt read the oc super nubie means wanting to do one, but has serious confidance issues with my skill level, im ****! (hence why i want somewhere safe to practice) not im new but super quick (maybe uber newbie would be a better expression)

yeah, forget all about Valentino Rossi's technique and stick to the basics. Ride your bike and enjoy, dont go too fast unless you know what you are doing, sit back and watch your confidence grow.

one of the main things is me building up slowly after my last off , it seriously dented the confidance, to the point of me being put off doing another rideout, its weird i didnt enjoy the last one cos all that was going through my head was your gonna crash your gonna crash and i wasnt even giving it any just bimbleing at the back, so my plan is to take my second sv to the track and think in my head it dont matter if ya crash thats what your here for, if ya know what i mean