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Old 28-05-11, 09:15 AM   #31
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I've never scraped anything when cornering pegs knee etc although I did have a Harley footboard scrape slightly on a test ride woo.

I take it the faster you take the same corner the lower the bike will go, is that about right?
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Old 28-05-11, 10:33 AM   #32
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What's cornering pie ?
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Old 28-05-11, 01:37 PM   #33
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Just read a chapter about slides front and rear. I would never have thought to open the throttle if the front end starts to tuck!
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Old 28-05-11, 02:16 PM   #34
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What's cornering pie ?
All I can think is a big steak n kidney just inside an apex n u have to get low enough to grab it n eat it b4 u get to the next one
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Old 28-05-11, 03:41 PM   #35
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I've never scraped anything when cornering pegs knee etc although I did have a Harley footboard scrape slightly on a test ride woo.

I take it the faster you take the same corner the lower the bike will go, is that about right?
Well yeah that is true but we're not talking ground clearance here.

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What's cornering pie ?
You have a pie. Every load you put on the tyre takes a slice. When there is no more pie left then the tyre slides.

Basically it's a bit of a weird way of saying if you are cornering you can't brake as hard because there is less grip. To you or me it would probably be better described by a diagram of the reaction force at lean angle and the effect that will have... but anyway.

Yeah don't tw*t the brakes on while cornering or you'll fall off. Pie.
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Old 28-05-11, 03:59 PM   #36
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I just finished a chapter about steering! mental, i now understand how bikes wheelie out of corners while still turning. I've also identified myself as a lazy turner, this has turned out to be quite a productive hangover.
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Old 28-05-11, 04:38 PM   #37
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Well me and the wife went for an IAM assesment today at Orwells. My riding standard is very good, just need to work on positioning during cornering. Will more than likely go down the IAM route.

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