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well i guess this man only know about 4 rider on moto gp based on this video
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ОтветитьRemember squids, you cannot do these leans on the streets unless you are going the same high rate of speeds so stop trying to show off, it's stupid.
ОтветитьNice video 👍
Ответитьgotta cross your limits to know them. Marquez has been down 50+ times pushing the limit, that's how he knows how to ride on it so well.
ОтветитьIf you really wanted to go around these tracks faster, youd get a car. Lower center of gravity, more traction. There isnt a race track in the world that bikes and cars are both allowed on where a bike holds the lap record.
ОтветитьYou talk a lot about how to's but the way u xplain it is totally bla bla bla. . Fix ur way of xplaining things and I might give u thumbs up next time,,,, if I ever check ur videos again.
ОтветитьPlease in german
ОтветитьOf course the crash clip of Marc. Lol
ОтветитьWhy do they stick their leg out when cornering?
ОтветитьIt is once again demonstrated that dirt bikes are a great school!
(i never liked off-road riding)
And as always, remember to buy your quad flyer a beer! 🤗
ОтветитьNot shure about number 8
I heard thad Michale Jordan had one of the best Mind sed thad alowed him to focus only on the game and nothing else
You forgot to add 15-25 years of experience going hard on the corners
ОтветитьIt's the Alexander of the beauty created and achieved by human on road
ОтветитьNext time in german please 🤣🤣
ОтветитьMy Brian:okay I got it
My hand:no you dont
This is all behavior, that works great on the Track.
Now we need a solution, so these damn racebike idiots don't do this on public roads.
MotoGP rider gets caught speeding over 100mph
Police: What were you thinking?!
Him: About what I'm having for dinner tonight.
I have so much respect for the moto gp riders
ОтветитьI do this every night while in bed trying to fall asleep - I beat Marquez every time... Stoner - not so much. Haha.
Ответитьjust Because they're using Traction Control and ECU..... without this you can guess it...
Ответить"Confidence is the key to every success"matt cross.
ОтветитьAwesome Video, Thank You Mike.
ОтветитьI trail break or break when leaned over all the time when riding my motorcycle its a great thing to learn.
ОтветитьSeat time!
ОтветитьStrength, endurance, and athleticism needs to be looked at more
Ответитьstanding on the pegs also lowers the centre of gravity which is its biggest advantage!
ОтветитьYea that'll go down real well when i throw my leg down and back wheel out while approaching the roundabout in my neighborhood.
ОтветитьThere's some good points, but the explanations only hit the wave tops of the values for these functions. For example, weighting pegs/ or standing on pegs as a generality is not useful. But rear brake on exit, i.e under acceleration is a great point and a function that people can safely practice.
ОтветитьGud videos 👍😊
ОтветитьStanding on the pegs cannot unload the suspension. The bike is still supporting your weight.
ОтветитьNo, brake harder to lean
ОтветитьSend marqze to toprack for braking lessons
ОтветитьMahirap ang work nya lalo na pag may nasasagasaan sya.. dapat dyan ung security di inaallow makapasok, tapos for safety naka lock talaga as in ang room nya tapos secured ng cctv para nakikita nya
ОтветитьDon’t think I need to know anything about ‘the brat’ (93) it was Rossi that taught him that.
Ответить10 ways in 6 minutes now that's what I call a video
ОтветитьSkill is an undeniable factor. However, keep in mind that the regular roads don't even provide half of the grip these tracks do. Also these motorbikes are probably about 70% better in every aspect than your own. Don't try these on the streets you will crash. Don't envy the rider next to you that pulls the throttle harder and dives into the corner. He risks more and even if he passes you, he truly doesn't win anything. Enjoy your ride and live to tell about it ✌️
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ОтветитьWhen Kevin Schwantz ran a riding school he taught weighting the outside peg using a trials bike example of traversing a hillside. The only way to do that is by weighting the outside peg to drive the tire into the hillside. At that time another prominent riding school in the US taught riders to weight the inside peg. 2 years later I asked Mat Mladin about the inside peg technique and he drew me a picture to explain the advantage of weighting the outside/highside peg. I turned the picture 90 degrees and Mladin's track surface became Schwantz's hillside. But neither Toni Alias nor Jonathan Rea appear to weight the outside.
ОтветитьWatch the hard break master Toprak
ОтветитьNice video bike racing 👍👍👍💪
Ответитьi just remember sToprak :)
ОтветитьOmg, i always did drag the rear brake a little bit at the exit corner unconciously while i start roll the throttle up, if the bends are tight, but for fast corner i never touch the rear brake. So i did the right thing uh.
ОтветитьMOTOGP racers NEVER "blip" the rear brake.....EVER!! That's an inaccurate description...yes they use the rear brake to stabilize the motorcycle, but saying they "blip" the brake implies they apply it and let of, apply it and let off in succession....that isn't what they do!! You even show them applying the rear brake in the video, but if you notice they apply it gently and let off it smoothly...just as everything is done without any sudden inputs....SLOW IS SMOOTH AND SMOOTH IS FAST!!
ОтветитьTotal bullshit !!! ... in rosd racind [circuit racing] 100% of braking on a racetrack is, [or should, be ] done with the FRONT brake the weight transfer totally eliminates the use of the rear brake , ... it locks up insrantly with the slightest pressure ! ... IF YOU USE THE FRONT BRAKE CORRECTLY !!!
ОтветитьSpend on good rubber.
ОтветитьI tried this on my e-bike
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