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Old 12-01-2008, 10:57 AM   #1
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I think being comfortable in your position, and having one less thing on your mind while going through a corner, will help you more than your body position being off 1 degree more or less either way will hurt you. Thats a reason why so many riders have so many different styles.
That's a concisely put version of what I was trying to get at
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Body position for me changes depending on the conditions such as turn radius & camber (ie;speed), how soon the next turn will arrive and the type of bike I'm on or how much leverage is needed to make it turn.
That's another good point.... there is a slow-speed tight little chicane before the main straight at my home track... I definitely don't get my form as 'good' in the little right hand part of it as elsewhere on the track... reason being it's not worth it and there isn't time/space to do so.
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Old 12-06-2008, 08:49 PM   #2
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You can't tell anything from a pic.
Just ride the bike. And ONLY listen to people that are fast and are WATCHING you ride.
Not looking at pics.
Hope that helps.
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