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 Milo World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 12:25 - 15 Sep 2005 Post subject: "You naturally countersteer - you just don't notice it& |
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Oh yeah?
Try going from a pair of squared tyres to a pair of new ones!
Honestly couldn't believe the difference it makes to the feel of the bike.
I've never had a fresh set before so this'll probably be a huge confidence boost to me once they're worn in. ____________________ Shaft drives rule. 
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 Suzuki Roger

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 Posted: 12:55 - 15 Sep 2005 Post subject: |
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You'll find that your bike will seem to "fall" into the corners now.
BTW - you CANNOT ride a bike round a corner at over 30mph without countersteering.
People often describe cornering a bike in terms of "leaning into the corner".
Leaning into a corner puts pressure on the inside handlebar, which inturn countersteers. ____________________ <Simple> no I'm shaven Jon
<Simple> it is a big enough hole.. I'll leave it now
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 Milo World Chat Champion

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 Posted: 13:04 - 15 Sep 2005 Post subject: |
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I've tried changing the topic title to include a " instead of a & but when submitting it changes back.
I totally understand countersteering and how we all do it naturally - I was just commenting on different it all feels with round tyres!
It feels like the backs turning in before the front, but that's all normal I'm sure - just a case of getting used to it. The tryes are matched and the correct size after all. ____________________ Shaft drives rule.  |
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Considered, purposful countersteering, new rubber, you should blitz the twisties nicely.
....enjoy ____________________ Knee down, Pegs down and stilllllllll the feckers came past.......doh!!!!!!! |
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 Suzuki Roger

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I know how you feel - put some BT014s on my bike about a month ago, the first new set I'd had. Previously had a Michelin front and Dunlop rear. The difference amazed me!
Until then I'd never felt too happy in corners, and as it's my first bike I didn't know if it was just me imagining a problem. Now you can really chuck it in and the bike grips and grips. |
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 Posted: 13:54 - 15 Sep 2005 Post subject: |
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For those who want to perfect or learn more.
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