Smooth then fast

CrazyKell · 05-26-2009, 01:19 PM

There is a track school around here but I haven't really considered it for this year. If I can save up the money I'm going to try and do it for the fall.

I did have the benefit of a couple of friends helping me out at the Gap. I asked a trusted friend to ride behind me and evaluate a few things over the course of the week.

Even though I don't enjoy right handers he said mine were WAY smoother than my left. By the end of the week he couldn't tell a difference between the two because my lefts had improved a lot. I'm leaning more than I was before, head positioning is good, but riding in jeans means I'll never feel comfortable to get off the bike a whole lot (even though he said that was good too).

I've also got a copy of Twist of the Wrist II but I've never read it. I'll probably start there and just keep at 'er.

05-26-2009, 01:19 PM	#8
CrazyKell Vrooom Join Date: Nov 2008 Moto: 06 ZX6R Posts: 4,427	There is a track school around here but I haven't really considered it for this year. If I can save up the money I'm going to try and do it for the fall. I did have the benefit of a couple of friends helping me out at the Gap. I asked a trusted friend to ride behind me and evaluate a few things over the course of the week. Even though I don't enjoy right handers he said mine were WAY smoother than my left. By the end of the week he couldn't tell a difference between the two because my lefts had improved a lot. I'm leaning more than I was before, head positioning is good, but riding in jeans means I'll never feel comfortable to get off the bike a whole lot (even though he said that was good too). I've also got a copy of Twist of the Wrist II but I've never read it. I'll probably start there and just keep at 'er.