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ahem ahem.... old tight jeans.... makes it a nightmare to get the knee out... so the other leg becomes wider for obvious reasons.......Originally posted by Technocrat View Post@wonderboy_tm- Those are some nice lean pics
yes the 2nd pic is indeed a bit funny 
@joel: i dunno what is hard braking on a pulsar..... but i know what is mid corner dancing..... Pulsar 200 + soft preload setting + heavy rider + C1 (the small bumps at midcorner) = midcorner dancing....... lol !!!!!!Last edited by wonderboy_tm; 12-13-2008, 12:13 AM.Leave a comment:
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You've seen them in the flesh, hence im sure you know their speed and skill better than any of us.Originally posted by Joel View Post
The rate at which your race craft's improving, im sure you'll be climbing more podiums soon man. Our wishes are there with you
Its time for killer to step in and give us all another 'Killer's go fast tip for the day'
We're waiting killer saar..!!!Leave a comment:
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I have a long way to go man. This is just a start if you ask me. The expert guys are fast, really fast. More than the laptimes, they have so much more race-craft in them. You cant get them down man. Its a different ball-game.Originally posted by MavericK46 View Post
Id put you among the experts for sure man.
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Makes perfect sense. Ive tried going through with a corner with the clutch pulled in.Originally posted by Old Fox View Post
And ended up with a frighteningly low exit speed. Felt like someone was taking all my corner-mojo away
I guess it was the centripetal force who stole my mojo
Id put you among the experts for sure man.Originally posted by Joel View PostOldfox - Thats a superb explanation. Makes pure sense. Track riding is a science of its own than an art.
A few pointers from what I've read and experienced,
Never play with the throttle mid-way in the corner.
Carry a safe corner entry speed, else it will result in a panic entry thereby losing the line.
We have an expert like Killer here to give all the gyaan. This is too much from me
The R15 pics at MMSC aren't amateurish in any way. They scream proness
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@wonderboy_tm- Those are some nice lean pics yes the 2nd pic is indeed a bit funny
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^^Because you guys have lot of ghat sections in the vicinity and some of them are pretty good for decent amount of leaning practice.Sure thing that it will never be a track but atleast you guys have something to boast of.Think about the guys who stay in NCR region(Delhi and adjoining areas).For kilometers all you can see is a straight line.
@arun-Very good stuff.Last edited by MG; 12-16-2008, 09:53 PM.Leave a comment:
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^^ lucky u guys...
have an access to the track...
why don't we (in mumbai) have 1????
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Sure thing man.
I only have experience of riding a p180 long ago at Kari and I was all over the track
. Have seen one p200 guy practise on the MMSC track, the engine was begging for mercy and like u said the rear was all over again. Full drama when braked hard.
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thanks dude...Originally posted by Joel View Post
I was shit scared to push the bike as it was not mine 1 and 2 the rear was all over the place......
i dun have hands on an R15 on the track still ..... may be next time you here, i will have my go .... wont I ???
@apar: you will be my first prey though..... lolLast edited by wonderboy_tm; 12-12-2008, 08:30 PM.Leave a comment:
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These are my pics on a Pulsar 200... was a casual track day with a friend of mine..... He was on a yellow RTR.... had a tough time keeping up with him, because the preload setting on the p200 were set to soft....... here are two pics......
forgive me as my right foot there is in a awkward position in the second pic.... the jeans i was wearing other day was a year old... and hence no room move around......i guess that explains the foot position.....Last edited by wonderboy_tm; 12-12-2008, 08:30 PM.Leave a comment:
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Oldfox - Thats a superb explanation. Makes pure sense. Track riding is a science of its own than an art.
A few pointers from what I've read and experienced,
Never play with the throttle mid-way in the corner.
Carry a safe corner entry speed, else it will result in a panic entry thereby losing the line.
We have an expert like Killer here to give all the gyaan. This is too much from me
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