You certainly can use some counter balancing to help get the weight of the motorcycle to transfer from one direction to the next. I typically rely more on the bars and friction zone to help change directions. The bars still have to turn regardless if you are counter balancing or not. Hope that helps.
I didn't try it yet, but this looks a fun exercise! also important to mention, move that but to the opposite side of the turn and keep that upper body loose, it makes thing just that more manageable. Another great vid and a good "MotoTip"
Try this drill and let me know if it's easy or hard...
Ugh! The dreaded Snowman. This one has always eluded me. I usually end up running out of the 3rd circle.
Looks like a lot of fun!! Would be a challenge to do this standing, one-handed, slow, fast, etc. :) Next time I'll go practice it with you!
Let's do it! We can also go through at the same time. Should be able to get 3 or 4 motorcycles in it at once.
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Excellent photo quality, thank you very much
Very well done! 😉
Thanks!
Great video Bill. Can you also counter Balance instead of counter steering to transition into the smaller circle/radius.
You certainly can use some counter balancing to help get the weight of the motorcycle to transfer from one direction to the next. I typically rely more on the bars and friction zone to help change directions. The bars still have to turn regardless if you are counter balancing or not. Hope that helps.
I didn't try it yet, but this looks a fun exercise! also important to mention, move that but to the opposite side of the turn and keep that upper body loose, it makes thing just that more manageable. Another great vid and a good "MotoTip"
I love to practice this