Triumphrat

Hairball · 08-10-2006

If your not bobbing and weaving while watching this ... your in a coma.

How to corner

This is the page, check the second link down

Video list

hope it works.

[ This message was edited by: Hairball on 2006-08-10 21:23 ]

Skydakine · 08-10-2006

It could be my computer, but I'm not getting the page from your hotlink. Anyone else having this download problem?

SIN138 · 08-10-2006

No Love here either

Hairball · 08-10-2006

The original vid had a privacy tag in the header, I think its is a promo for a cam.
Very cool, hope you can view it.

I'm a member of the supermoto junkies forum.

crashmasterd · 08-11-2006

Worked for me.

That actually looks like a fair amount of fun. Supermoto is cool, but those guys are almost as crazy as S3 riders!

Skydakine · 08-11-2006

Got it to work! Very cool site. Had to join first. I've gotta' get a dirt bike to practice the backing-it-in move. The awesome videos are contageous!

zooplancton · 08-11-2006

loving how they are hitting the left-right corners. pre-set up the slide for the second turn.
man, i gotta see if i can super-motard my cr500 here in california!!!! (2 stroke, so i doubt it would be possible, but i gotta check!)
thanks for the vid!
-b

Spring-Onion · 08-11-2006

Are they slamming the rear brake as the come into the turn or are they down shifting to get the rear to slide or is it the speed/body movement/front brake?

cheapbastard · 08-11-2006

Quote:

On 2006-08-11 09:03, Spring-Onion wrote:
Are they slamming the rear brake as the come into the turn or are they down shifting to get the rear to slide or is it the speed/body movement/front brake?

I'd say a little of all three.

Hairball · 08-11-2006

a bit of all three, depends on speed and entry angle.

I have done a couple nice slides... dupicating repeatedly takes lots of practice.

I drop from fourth or fifth to second, brake hard to lighten the rear to help break loose, and accellerate enough to keep it broke loose, Don't let the rear swing too far or it may get away from you... Don't ask me how I know.

If you notice, the back tire is spinning, Just slower than the speed they are moving.