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| #1  03-May-2005, 20:04 | ||||
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| Scaring the sliders This must be the closest I have ever gotten to getting my knee down - my sliders must be getting scared! TP - Scaring the sliders Aptly put my Dickie on raceday "As fast as you're going you're still not getting your knee down are you" Err thanks Dickie, like I needed reminding. A 50.8 lap around the Woodlands, heaps of 51 second laps and still no knee down!   |
| #2 03-May-2005, 20:07 | ||||
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| Wat you doing this sunday?  |
| #4 03-May-2005, 20:40 | ||||
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It is! It's just a bit bigger than yours so there's plenty left over  Edited to add - but you're right Tim, I need to get right off. [Edited on 3-5-2005 by TP] |
| #5 03-May-2005, 21:02 | ||||
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| keep it like that, TP.... the extra knee-down friction will slow you down!  |
| #7 03-May-2005, 21:10 | ||||
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| #8 03-May-2005, 21:13 | ||||
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| TP, if you don't get your bum off the seat, your in danger of doing what I did at rocky. My foot touched down first and got pulled offf the peg, followed by my leg, my ar$e, my body. [Edited on 3-5-2005 by Jon] |
| #9 03-May-2005, 21:35 | ||||
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| what can we see here 1/More corner speed 2/Knee being used as reference point 3/Foot rolled on too the end of the peg not on it 4/Toe is also feeling for the black stuff for more control 5/Right hand shoulder and hip is further forward driving in to the turn. But he is big and clever? |
| #10 03-May-2005, 21:37 | ||||
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I know what you mean, I was scraping my boot and certain times around the Old Hairpin and Barn. I am getting off the seat just not enough, I need to work on that. My body position was better in Spain I guess it kind of went out the window under race conditions - not enough of a habit yet. |
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