How to Corner like a Pro

wildbill
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Edited Date/Time 1/26/2012 8:29pm


mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down.

click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.
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FreshTopEnd
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7/24/2008 8:19pm
Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point:



The Hurricane
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7/24/2008 8:21pm
Or...just blow through the corners like Stewart or RV do. No one is faster than them their boys.
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Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point: [img]https://www.ftemoto.com/MX%20Galleries/Round%201/images/_I8T0931.jpg[/img]
Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point:



Feet up.....only if we we're THAT screamin' good....most that is.
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7/24/2008 8:26pm Edited Date/Time 7/24/2008 8:36pm
wildbill wrote:
mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down. click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.


mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down.

click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream. you have to want to get through that corner and away from that corner as fast as fuckingly possible, all the other shit comes with practice

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Cornering is so 1999, scrubbing is where it's at these days.
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7/24/2008 8:47pm Edited Date/Time 7/24/2008 8:47pm
super rat wrote:
Cornering is so 1999, scrubbing is where it's at these days.
Smack my fro! Bubbas workin on a gate scrub to beat Mikey to the corner.
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wildbill wrote:
mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down. click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.


mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down.

click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.
BobbyM wrote:
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream...
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream. you have to want to get through that corner and away from that corner as fast as fuckingly possible, all the other shit comes with practice
oh man "as fast as fuckingly" possible...! see THAT'S why I was always slow... I could never get the lingo down

Good one BobbyM!
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wildbill wrote:
mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down. click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.


mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down.

click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.
BobbyM wrote:
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream...
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream. you have to want to get through that corner and away from that corner as fast as fuckingly possible, all the other shit comes with practice
Pdub wrote:
oh man "as fast as fuckingly" possible...! see THAT'S why I was always slow... I could never get the lingo down

Good one BobbyM!
well...it's so true.
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7/24/2008 9:24pm
Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point: [img]https://www.ftemoto.com/MX%20Galleries/Round%201/images/_I8T0931.jpg[/img]
Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point:



andymoto wrote:
Feet up.....only if we we're THAT screamin' good....most that is.
Feet up and standing up!
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Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point: [img]https://www.ftemoto.com/MX%20Galleries/Round%201/images/_I8T0931.jpg[/img]
Not to steal GuyB's thunder, but I see your point:



andymoto wrote:
Feet up.....only if we we're THAT screamin' good....most that is.
djp2k8 wrote:
Feet up and standing up!
it sand...big deal.
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BobbyM wrote:
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream...
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream. you have to want to get through that corner and away from that corner as fast as fuckingly possible, all the other shit comes with practice
HOF! Just for that post and invention of a new word.
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7/24/2008 9:33pm
I can't believe Ferry is still charging as hard as he is. When he won his 125 SX title without winning a race, I'd have never thought he'd still be racing today.
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Must be that red hair.
7/24/2008 10:04pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 7:46pm
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7/24/2008 10:06pm Edited Date/Time 7/24/2008 10:07pm
BobbyM wrote:
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream...
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream. you have to want to get through that corner and away from that corner as fast as fuckingly possible, all the other shit comes with practice
HOF! Just for that post and invention of a new word.
Or Dumbgeon! Smile
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Ferry is a bad ass but if I could corner like anyone it would be the fastest:











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7/25/2008 1:39am Edited Date/Time 7/25/2008 1:40am
The historic champs have amazing corner speed. It's the easiest place to make up time without putting yourself at major risk of a crash. It also elevates your heartrate like no other movement other than whoops. Corners are tough if you do them correctly.
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wildbill wrote:
mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down. click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.


mimic red dog's form to a T and you should have it down.

click for larger version. Makes great background...thank guyb.
BobbyM wrote:
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream...
actually technique is not that important, mentally you have to treat that corner like a leper, like a good girlfriend gone bad, like a bad dream. you have to want to get through that corner and away from that corner as fast as fuckingly possible, all the other shit comes with practice
I respect the corner too much for that.......I choose to take more time in the corners so they feel loved.
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7/25/2008 6:21am
super rat wrote:
Cornering is so 1999, scrubbing is where it's at these days.
Really! Show me a picture of you scrubbing something and I don't mean this.
super rat
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If I had a cute little baby blue matching outfit I'd post some pictures.
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super rat wrote:
If I had a cute little baby blue matching outfit I'd post some pictures.
Good One!
No Picture yet?
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andymoto wrote:
Feet up.....only if we we're THAT screamin' good....most that is.
djp2k8 wrote:
Feet up and standing up!
BobbyM wrote:
it sand...big deal.
BM you can stop hating on Tim any time now...its so last year.
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djp2k8 wrote:
Feet up and standing up!
BobbyM wrote:
it sand...big deal.
raddad wrote:
BM you can stop hating on Tim any time now...its so last year.
hehehehe...tim ferry has my respect. sez a lot for a guy that is still riding and is considered an old timer in this sport.
7/25/2008 8:53am
It's too bad that there aren't a couple corners in MX that haven't changed at all over the years. Comparing the styles of everyone from Howerton to Stewart, Hannah to Carmichael, or Decoster to Windham would be really interesting.
Moto East Mag
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When I took a school with David Bailey he said that if you are really going fast, there should be some doubt in your mind as to whether you will make the corner or not.
The other great tip he gave me was leaving your clutch out coming into corners. Pulling it in will speed you up when you are trying to slow down.
Races are won in the corners. Anybody can go fast down a straightaway.
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7/25/2008 9:47am
David and Gary Bailey taught me a thing or two about cornering.

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Why the new account Cam?
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Cygnus wrote:
Why the new account Cam?
I'm in Bend, Oregon and I couldn't remember my password. I tried to get a new one through Vital two days ago but apparently Vital's new password function doesn't work so I had to start a new account.
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The first time I ever saw the Europeans in '72 or whatever, I was absolutely amazed how fast they were in corners. It had never occurred to me that a person could go around a corner that fast. At the end of the day, there were knobby marks going upside down in berms all over the place.
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Cygnus wrote:
Why the new account Cam?
Cam23 wrote:
I'm in Bend, Oregon and I couldn't remember my password. I tried to get a new one through Vital two days ago but apparently Vital's new...
I'm in Bend, Oregon and I couldn't remember my password. I tried to get a new one through Vital two days ago but apparently Vital's new password function doesn't work so I had to start a new account.
you going to washougal?

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