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 fireyphoenix1... Brolly Dolly

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 Posted: 07:01 - 21 Jan 2011 Post subject: twist of the wrist ....................great for a noob too |
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yesterday @ 2 am i watched twist of the wrist 2 its helped my understanding so much im getting ~ALL of my bikeing friends and family to watch it its full of really great and simple examples and has helped me understand that my cornering problem was mostly uneven throttle control
i was breaking then counter steer turn bike back upright throttle away .....but by gently easing power on all the way through the corner the bike corners more stable ....i honestly hadnt thought of that i thought that the weight would shift unloading the front end reducing grip
but i used what i understood today and im cornering faster and more importantly safer it feels like the bike is more planted and has more grip but its just how im balancing the weight
to all new or inexperienced riders im saying i think its well worth watching i understood more in that 96 min dvd than in 6 hours of "lessons"
all the best lads Fife ____________________ 2014 Aprillia dorsoduro 750 factory. |
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I have the Twist Of The Wrist book, and found it to be quite informative and very helpful.
Also similarly cheesy, I can recommend James Whithams Superbike School as a source of inspiration for newbies. ____________________ 1st bike (Sept'06 - May'10) : 1991 GPZ500S / Current bike (since Nov 2009) : 2003 Suzuki Bandit 600N
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| Howling TerrorOutOfOffice |
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There are scenes of homoeroticism.
FFWD to the bit where the sweaty bloke on the Pan is in the layby on his phone. His gimps arrive, saying they know the secret to 'throttle control' (That's Gay talk for a hand-job).
The camera zooms in on a hand suggestively rotating the twistgrip. Camera then cuts to the gimp with the shaven head as he slowly nods.
Pure filth, and appears worse after repeated viewings. ____________________ Diabolical homemade music Bandcamp and Soundcloud
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 fireyphoenix1... Brolly Dolly

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thanks for the tip on the other dvd mate
yeah i like it i think it being funny made it easyer to pay attention to as a few i have seen were so boring and monotonous that i couldnt take anything in ...just sounded gibberish ____________________ 2014 Aprillia dorsoduro 750 factory. |
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Old Thread Alert!
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