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4/3/2014 10:49am
In one of the latest vids posted on RacerX there is some great slow mo footage. It shows James and Malcolm railing a berm with their outside leg raised off the peg. It appears they use that leg to kind of squeeze the bike. This is the first I've ever really noticed that technique. I always thought it was feet weighting the outside peg. Maybe Gary Semics and you guys can elaborate on it. Or explain some of your techniques when railing a berm.
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Its their foot on the back brake, in Mookies case in the berm shot its his foot going from the back brake to the peg.
Wait, what Bro?
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Another thing i have noticed is some riders in 180 corners never stick their leg out, Especially AC46. Ive always been taught leg comes out when you go from standing up to seat position in one motion.
Anyone notice how Kroc is seated in middle of his seat while cornering? Compared to guys like stewart, Brayton, dungey and even villopoto (when he's not steering with his rear wheel) He must have excellent throttle control, for that big 450 to stay on 2 wheels. He does lean forward a lot more through, but I'm not sure how he doesn't tuck the front sometimes aswell.
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