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Friend crashed his Daytona 675 - Not exactly sure how

His elbows still are bent :)
Neil_V said:
Saying that, all the interweb experts will tell you the below body position is "horrible" and if you crashed, that's probably why... I dunno, 5 straight World Titles... Seems there's more than 1 way to skin a cat haha

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PLau said:
Obviously practicing street riding in itself can help as well as it is yet another style of riding, but learning new skills *can* be more helpful than gradually improving one.
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Too bad Neil can't understand that it's better to learn in non-emergency situations than emergency only.
Me, I like having a track rider's "and then some" more than a street only rider's "and then some." But wait, track skills aren't useful on the street at all are they?
 
BigEvilDoer said:
Too bad Neil can't understand that it's better to learn in non-emergency situations than emergency only.
Me, I like having a track rider's "and then some" more than a street only rider's "and then some." But wait, track skills aren't useful on the street at all are they?
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Clearly you missed the part where I talked about practicing of emergency techniques... Don't need a track for that. Hopefully more attention to detail is paid on the bike. Stay safe my friend.

ZX600 said:
His elbows still are bent :)
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You're right! So I should be aiming for this?



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Neil_V said:
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Assuming that pic is Steady Eddie, I think that cornering posture was a workaround influenced by a back injury. Can't find the reference but I'm sure he didn't learn that dodging minivans in the GTA.
 
dricked said:
I meant to add the "skills from track apply to street" bit but it's a lost cause.

Riding a motorcycle on the street and track a completely different and nothing that you do on the track can be used on the street. A track rider will simply not survive on the road, that takes special talents and abilities.
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hmmmmmm....... dunno about the 'nothing' part, but, no doubt, 2 diff worlds
 
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