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close aren't I?

Damn theres some nice shots coming through, one day i'll get a knee down not looking like it'll be anytime soon though

philbo wrote:close aren't I?

Damn theres some nice shots coming through, one day i'll get a knee down not looking like it'll be anytime soon though

It all comes in time

bjn_42 wrote:EDU you just about have your elbow down

Trust me, I tried... nearly lost it a couple of times then gave up!

Blurr @ KSRC PI Dbl header Sure you could get a feeler guage in there but he would have got it down in that corner for sure somewhere and I like the photo.

I never thought I would ever get a knee down but once I did i was addicted Rear oem shock failing here, had knee, anle, toes, peg and fairing touching down that day.

philbo wrote: one day i'll get a knee down not looking like it'll be anytime soon though

Invest in a track day mate, the road's not a good place to learn the turning-tarmac-touch! Start by putting the ball of your foot on the peg coming into the turn and getting more and more comfortable moving off the bike - and look way through the turn too.

Jonno wrote:Blurr @ KSRC PI Dbl header

PI 2011 DBL Russ.jpg

Sure you could get a feeler guage in there but he would have got it down in that corner for sure somewhere and I like the photo.

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Yeah probably didn't have it down, I tend to touch the lift back up straight away. Despite the fact i find your going slower dragging it along on the deck it was costing me a fortune in sliders :/

Nelso wrote:

MickLC wrote:Old schooling it

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You could get your knee down on that little thing with it upright.

At least I can bend my knees enough to ride it

bjn_42 wrote:

philbo wrote:close aren't I?

Damn theres some nice shots coming through, one day i'll get a knee down not looking like it'll be anytime soon though

It all comes in time

When I went looking for pics I found some of me riding at a track day many, many years ago. Not much different to your pic I dont reckon, it reminds you that everyone starts somewhere. Maybe a thread of pics before and current??

Anyway just take your own time and invest in schools, track days etc. You may not touch down but you will become a better rider for it and that is the main aim. If you wanna go faster at the track then you will crash, but thats part of the fun ..... kinda

Kwakked Up wrote:[Maybe a thread of pics before and current??

Some of the - um - older members here, would have their pic's in the National Sound & Film archive............

I use to be able to get my knee down, back in the day...

Blurr wrote:

Jonno wrote:Blurr @ KSRC PI Dbl header

PI 2011 DBL Russ.jpg

Sure you could get a feeler guage in there but he would have got it down in that corner for sure somewhere and I like the photo.

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Yeah probably didn't have it down, I tend to touch the lift back up straight away. Despite the fact i find your going slower dragging it along on the deck it was costing me a fortune in sliders :/

Yep I just use it as a bit of a gauge too, you could cook a set of knee sliders in a day and realistically for not much reason...

The bog monster!!!! 1992 zxr250c model
My vfr400 1992

Just in case anyone forgets how the king does it..

Here's a couple from this year racing at the Vic Interclub at Phillip Island..

The front 2 bikes are 2 seconds away from me ... still got a 3rd place though..!!

Macca

Maccarocks wrote:Here's a couple from this year racing..

Macca

Racing???? Where are all the other bikes?