Turning a very tight turn at low speed?

[scot in exile]

I watched a video called, "Ride like a Pro", by a Motorcycle patrolman out of Tampa. It demonstrates how you use the slipping clutch rear brake technique very well. I used it to great success in the figure 8 box by staying inside the inner lines while shorter bikes had trouble. He recommends scrapping metal in tight turns if you need the angle and it is weird how power to the rear while braked keeps you upright.

I have the ride like a pro video we use a lot of the skills plus more at our skills Sundays,here is a clip of a motorbike cop in Tallahassee a couple of weeks ago, without the rear brake this course would be nearly impossible to do.

 

[RatBoy]

That's impressive to say the least....

 

[suthern_yankee]

Impressive.

What can u say after watching that video? Wow. I wish i was that good.

 

[Freightbusters]

Ya even with bad knees

I can pick up one without a scratch!!!! so can you! amazing what on coming traffic in two lanes do to your chemestry!!! and pick up technics ---- not a scracth only a few miles on it........

 

[rusty]

That video is truely awesome! I don't believe many bike riders could achieve that finesse, especially with a full dress hog.

So tell me, where do I get this training video "Ride like a Pro" so I might perfect my riding skills?

See ya.

 

[wilbur-t]

Impressive. Made me dizzy. I couldn't even memorize the course.

 

[dragline708]

Rusty ,

Here what your looking for
he sell video's

http://ridelikeapro.com/html/videos.htm

wayne

 

[HeR3tic]

Very good riders: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHo6kZc33Ks

 

[HeR3tic]

The "Ride Like a Pro V" DVD arrived in 3 days USPS. MOST excellent!! Exercises are detailed. A progressive approach to executing many many every day maneuvers like a professional.

 

[Pig9r]

Do you have to set up the TV outside or do you ride in your living room while you watch it?