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  • #16
    Howz this guy on a knee down?

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    • #17
      link doesn't work! says embedding disabled for viewers in America

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      • #18
        Originally posted by Navjyot View Post
        link doesn't work! says embedding disabled for viewers in America
        Do You refer the youtube link is disabled? Try this...

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        • #19






          A very good and safe biker not only because he can pop up either of the wheels,scrape his knees on a corner or go fast and make it look stylish but because he very well knows his limits and capabilities and has the patience to learn about others and ride safe ! :)

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          • #20
            Killer_instinct,

            Thanks for the info! That is great to know.

            csgup1,

            It's nothing about being a hero: I'm riding early in the morning when presumably no one is watching me; it's about really wanting to be able to do it. however, I realize it is immature without the right equipment and the proper roads. I've completely put an end to it.

            RanjithMN,

            Sure, i agree with you. The idea is indeed to accommodate the speed around the curve. So if you're not going fast enough, you'll low side like a stone. As for practicing, i'm going to leave it for the track. Just 2 days ago, I low sided after the foot-peg scraped the ground too long. Incorrect posture as well as (and mostly) wrong entry speed. Resulting damage: Fork bend, clutch lever and disc brake lever broke, front wheel took damage, foot-peg got ripped off and there are minute cracks on display and petrol tank. And I've got to sit and heal for the next three weeks atleast lol.

            Whizzkid_ram,

            Awesome video! It really made me feel great and sad at the same time!

            nin,

            That's pretty nice, though it's more possible that I do not know what the right posture is! Your signature is nice, btw. That's very close to the truth we need.
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