Woah he's quick(CBR600 Gym)

[kawashima]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9twUAi1Q4o0

I see many Gym vids on youtube, many riders ride NSR250 but he rides CBR600. He's wearing red number that means He's class A.
If you see vids of riders with green or blue numbers, I think you notice the difference.
What I was amazed at him was how close he passes pylons, how smooth and deep lean and relaxed.
I can't ride fast and lean deep like that, so I want to learn how he looks forward of the course.
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[.Bishbash.]

Just shows you that you dont need to hang off as well. Interesting vid!
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[CaNsA]

Very cool vid!

Anyone else notice how the back wheel slides out a little at the beginning?

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[Acemastr]

how the....

wonder how they warm the tyres up enough to do that, also wonder how they can control the throttle so smoothly, mine jerks from closed power to open
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[Bendy]

[Frost]

I can do that.

I just don't wanna.

[Howling TerrorOutOfOffice]

Isn't that 4 loops of the red pylon just mad.

I'd like to see some events in this country.
Fear it might consist of pizza-bois falling off alot.
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[tvchimp]

Awesome.

We need this in the UK, it would be an epic laugh to see some of the ped boi's show how 'good' they are
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[Ichy]

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[SirEdward]

[pinkyfloyd]

I think its amazing stuff watching them. They are doing things on a high powered bike that I can only dream about. I'd love to have that kind of control and confidence to throw the bike around like that.

It takes me a whole street to do a U turn at slow speed and they are doing it in a quarter of the space at a higher speed.

I hate them!
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[SirEdward]

Perfect conditions, warm tyres & low centre of mass. Mystery solved.
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[Wafer_Thin_Ham]

I expect that's he probably was turn his idle back down to be honest, also note the larger than standard rear sprocket.
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[The999Kid]

Whats the ranking scheme here?

Green -> Blue -> Red?
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[Dilyan]

Fancy passing mod 1 like that? 2 minutes to do the lot
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[Ben.]

its called having a neutral throttle, not closed or open, keeps constant revs and speed, used all the time on a track in mid corner, otherwise like you said the jerking would spin you off lent over. I suspect the idle is also turned up though to make it easier to keep a neutral throttle at low speeds.

hanging off wouldnt be appropriate, as it would take too much time to shift from side to side on that tight course.
He isnt actually leant over very far, so doesnt need to shift his weight around as hes capable of getting the lean he wants without doing so. Note the stock pegs, guys on a race track have much higher pegs because of the higher lean angle.

Still might impressive though, but a completely different skill to riding a bike fast at high speed.
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