OMG, it's you! I remember you and that WD-40 bike and the greatest commentary line ever when the bike burst into flames, "... oh no, what is happening to my golden marriage prospects ..." You're awesome, bro. Now I have to binge watch your channel.
💯 agree with you about the brakes. When you watch a novice on track they roll off the throttle, coast, then brake, get on the throttle then apex. The first place they can easily shave time is on the brakes. Like at Circuit of the Americas going into turn 1, a lot of novices roll off the throttle about 250-300m before the turn then coast up the hill. Same for turn 12, rolling off the throttle around the 300m marker and coasting, lots of coasting. Talking with novices they usually don't know about picking braking markers or what those 50, 100, 150, 200, etc. signs/markings along the hard barrier mean. And braking is one of those skills that can save your bottom on the street. Now that I've found your channel I'm going to have to start pointing people to it because your rider analysis is excellent.
@ChasingTenths Hi Abhi, the wide entry to Paddock Hill bend is caused by lack of reference points on the approach so you aren't confident with your turn in. I humbly suggest the Marshall post on the far side, visible before the entry crest, and the pit exit white line mid width. Thus you know your trajectory while the entry is blind over the crest, and down the hill. Ride safe!
Thanks for the video Taylor 👍 Bit of an off-topic question and maybe the rider can answer this but which Track day firm does the full circuit at Brands? MSV and No Limits only advertise the Indy circuit on their sites...
@@scrooge8564 Cheers Scrooge! It always says Indy in the calendars on their websites, so it's put me off booking. 4 groups rather than 3 is a bit of a shame but I might get booked on this year now.
5:46 Great corner for getting your knee down. 40mph,
OMG, it's you! I remember you and that WD-40 bike and the greatest commentary line ever when the bike burst into flames, "... oh no, what is happening to my golden marriage prospects ..." You're awesome, bro. Now I have to binge watch your channel.
Value assessment sir. Those on this path appreciate you fully.
💯 agree with you about the brakes. When you watch a novice on track they roll off the throttle, coast, then brake, get on the throttle then apex. The first place they can easily shave time is on the brakes. Like at Circuit of the Americas going into turn 1, a lot of novices roll off the throttle about 250-300m before the turn then coast up the hill. Same for turn 12, rolling off the throttle around the 300m marker and coasting, lots of coasting. Talking with novices they usually don't know about picking braking markers or what those 50, 100, 150, 200, etc. signs/markings along the hard barrier mean. And braking is one of those skills that can save your bottom on the street. Now that I've found your channel I'm going to have to start pointing people to it because your rider analysis is excellent.
Yeeesss we need more dad interviews
Great channel, 2 and a half months to wait Arrrrrgh
Abhi and Taylor, what an awesome TH-cam duo!!! Loved the tips, cheers for sharing appreciated and awesome as always pal 🏍️😁👍🏻
@ChasingTenths Hi Abhi, the wide entry to Paddock Hill bend is caused by lack of reference points on the approach so you aren't confident with your turn in.
I humbly suggest the Marshall post on the far side, visible before the entry crest, and the pit exit white line mid width. Thus you know your trajectory while the entry is blind over the crest, and down the hill.
Ride safe!
Your dad also said,breaks slow you down.😂
Top tier knowledge 🫡
Doesn’t matter the track that will help me on any track, thanks
Are you going almeria in February for bike training?
Thanks for the video Taylor 👍 Bit of an off-topic question and maybe the rider can answer this but which Track day firm does the full circuit at Brands? MSV and No Limits only advertise the Indy circuit on their sites...
No limits and msvt both do the Gp circuit ,not aware of anybody else doing them but they are limited and usually 4 groups
@@scrooge8564 Cheers Scrooge! It always says Indy in the calendars on their websites, so it's put me off booking. 4 groups rather than 3 is a bit of a shame but I might get booked on this year now.
@ChasingTenths, this you buddy ?
Yes, that's what the onboard video overlay shows..