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Jabba 22-07-06 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by stewboy
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Originally Posted by Scooby Drew
Or you could try spinning it up exiting a corner, that's really cool and not too hard :lol: Easiest if you still have the standard D220s on. Try it with the front brake on when going in a straight line, that's quite cool too: get it going and you have a rolling burnout 8) *

*Terms and conditions apply - ride like an idiot and you'll hurt yourself :wink:

i have just got the hang of this and i LOVE ....( power sliding of corners )
Hope you have some big, strong, 'shrooms :lol:


One word comes to mind............Highside :roll:

Stig 22-07-06 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Jabba-the-Hutt
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Originally Posted by stewboy
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Originally Posted by Scooby Drew
Or you could try spinning it up exiting a corner, that's really cool and not too hard :lol: Easiest if you still have the standard D220s on. Try it with the front brake on when going in a straight line, that's quite cool too: get it going and you have a rolling burnout 8) *

*Terms and conditions apply - ride like an idiot and you'll hurt yourself :wink:

i have just got the hang of this and i LOVE ....( power sliding of corners )
Hope you have some big, strong, 'shrooms :lol:


One word comes to mind............Highside :roll:
Indeed, I spent last winter spinning the rear in the wet and got quite used to it. I think it was only luck that I didn't lose it. And these were only little slids but at the time it felt like I was doing it Walker style. :lol: :lol:

Scooby Drew 22-07-06 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by BigApe
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Originally Posted by Jabba-the-Hutt
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Originally Posted by stewboy
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Originally Posted by Scooby Drew
Or you could try spinning it up exiting a corner, that's really cool and not too hard :lol: Easiest if you still have the standard D220s on. Try it with the front brake on when going in a straight line, that's quite cool too: get it going and you have a rolling burnout 8) *

*Terms and conditions apply - ride like an idiot and you'll hurt yourself :wink:

i have just got the hang of this and i LOVE ....( power sliding of corners )
Hope you have some big, strong, 'shrooms :lol:


One word comes to mind............Highside :roll:
Indeed, I spent last winter spinning the rear in the wet and got quite used to it. I think it was only luck that I didn't lose it. And these were only little slids but at the time it felt like I was doing it Walker style. :lol: :lol:
Got the hang of this in my dirtbike days - the first time I did it on my SV was in the rain, by mistake and I thought 'COOL! I remember that feeling...' and spent the rest of the day doing it on purpose :lol: :lol:

Warren 23-07-06 10:05 PM
get a steering damper fitted to help stabilise the bike (so ive been told)

Cazza 24-07-06 10:54 PM
When I went on a Ron Haslam "On Track" day at Donington a couple of years ago, Rocket Ron was teaching us to do stoppies on our CBR125s.

I couldn't do it.

Which will come as a surprise to no one.

:D

(I was too scared - and I had my DAS test the following day).


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