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If I know someone is faster I'll hold a tight inside line with my left hand off the bars until they go by. That way I don't get roosted and they go by safely.
What concerns me is the slower riders that are all over the track and are unpredictable with their lines, especially kids. Parents need to explain to kids about holding their line. We have a 15 year old son and I'm constantly reminding him about track etiquette and SAFETY for all riders - how to handle faster and slower people on the track. He's really good now with it, but when he was little his line choice looked like spaghetti noodles.
The Shop
My take away from this would be to stop speeding up when someone gets behind me but just try and pace them once they're by, hold my line and don't be a goon.
But to the OP, you are right on with your above post. When a faster rider comes by you, watch him, maybe learn some lines, and attempt to push a little harder. That will serve you, and everyone else at the track much better, and is definitely the safer option. Have fun.
Pit Row
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