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 Vinyardo Scooby Slapper

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 Posted: 17:00 - 09 Aug 2009 Post subject: Knee and Pegs down |
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Got my first kneedown today (woohoo!) but as I was practising I kept scraping the pegs, to the point where my knee and pegs are scraping the ground at the same time.
Is this just a matter of body position? I'm leaning off as far as I can (i.e. backside not even touching the seat!) and pushing my knee out as far as possible! I could probably get my knee out a bit further if my trousers weren't so tight...
So, any advice?!
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get the top half of your body out further, try get your head past your wing mirror. then you may want to lean forward abit too.
when i started on the hornet i had the same problem. I wasnt leaning my head out far enough, and as i stuck my knee out i had a tendancy to push myself backwards,
so i started leaning my top half off more, stretching knee out further and leaning forward abit.
works a treat!
god job for the KD!
hope this helps. Carl. |
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Cheers for the advice, I guess my upper body could lean out further - I was just focusing on getting the lower half out!
As for the ground clearance I suppose that is just something to work around!  ____________________ --| Current bike: |--
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You have to really exagerrate your movements when it's not familar to you.
When I ride on track it feels like my upper body's off loads, but it's usually just inline with my arse, so not masses off, and not as much as I thought it was..... ____________________ My Flickr |
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