from 1000 to 750...

[VermilionX]

some pics my friend took.

these are from the tight hairpin before the start/finish.

too bad this racetrak is also right handers mostly. im a little better at turning left.

[VermilionX]

11/11/06

joined some guys from teh SCS forums...

here's a short clip.

that's luke... he's actually faster than me but that's not his bike so he'e not familiar w/ it and he probably doesn't wanna push it too hard.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYMe-87qmA8

[Shorts]

Mintbread
Posted: Thu Nov 09, 2006 5:42 pm

Why do you only ever post photos of the left side of your tyre?

The Crimson Rider®
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:41 pm

too bad this racetrak is also right handers mostly. im a little better at turning left

Interesting vid. How about more shots of you riding?

[VermilionX]

Interesting vid. How about more shots of you riding?

im still waiting for hypercycle's pics from the trackday.

there should be some from my off-roading sessions. LOL!


and my right chicken strips is just a tad slightly more than the left.

[Shorts]

Have you thought about why you don't push harder on the right to go right? I had a brainfart here that has got me thinking, since I ride one handed and do all the pushing and pulling on the bar AND throttle control at the same time, it takes a lot of concentration and fine motor control to input a heavy gross motor function (pulling/pushing the bars with arms and body) and at the same time delicately input throttle at the same point of force on the bar.

Anyway, just thinking outloud, simply put, you might just be a little hesitant or subconciously timid on that right handle bar because its your throttle hand. Your thoughts?

[VermilionX]

Have you thought about why you don't push harder on the right to go right?

oh yeah... it's bec almost all the right handers are blind corners.

[Shorts]

Have you thought about why you don't push harder on the right to go right?

oh yeah... it's bec almost all the right handers are blind corners.

Every right turn you ever make while out on a day of riding is blind?? Verm...

Now, aside from track day, again, I'm asking you the same question. Forget the blind curves. What about the ones that aren't? Are your right hander turns still not as developed as your left?

[Mintbread]

Every right turn you ever make while out on a day of riding is blind??

It is easier to blame something else.

[VermilionX]

Every right turn you ever make while out on a day of riding is blind?? Verm...

Now, aside from track day, again, I'm asking you the same question. Forget the blind curves. What about the ones that aren't? Are your right hander turns still not as developed as your left?

yeah... almost all the right handers in the canyons are blind.

im just saying i got more confidence turning right since i can see the path, well mostly anyway. basically, im getting better practice turning left compared to right turns.

and like i said... there's only a minor difference in my chicken strips, right is just a little more.

[Shorts]

Verm again TAKE THE BLIND CURVES OUT OF THE EQUATION. Answer that or Mintbread's got you pegged, "Its easier to blame something else".