Footpeg and Leaning
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#24
RE: Footpeg and Leaning
ORIGINAL: nfamousdevil
^ Nice post. I need some clarification though. Are you saying lift your *** directly up and off the seat or shift your *** into the corner (leaning off the bike)?
^ Nice post. I need some clarification though. Are you saying lift your *** directly up and off the seat or shift your *** into the corner (leaning off the bike)?
And as far as taking the feelers off your bike, i dont see the reason for donig that honestly. They are there for a reason. Your bike has a specific maximum lean angle intended. If you are leaning over half an inch more it seems like you are just asking to catch an edge on your tire. Leaning your bike all the way over and scraping the peg can be a lot of fun but it is DEFINITELY not the fastest way around a corner or the most safe route through a corner.
#25
RE: Footpeg and Leaning
i HATE scraping hard parts.
1 trackday and i had to 86 the stock rearsets. with the oem rearsets so low, it's tough to get your knee out far enough to have it touch down before the pegs. it also forces you to get your knee way out there to prevent dragging a peg, which limits how much you can lean the bike in general.
though rearsets really changed the body position on the bike, so for bike that double as commuters, you may not want to do this.
1 trackday and i had to 86 the stock rearsets. with the oem rearsets so low, it's tough to get your knee out far enough to have it touch down before the pegs. it also forces you to get your knee way out there to prevent dragging a peg, which limits how much you can lean the bike in general.
though rearsets really changed the body position on the bike, so for bike that double as commuters, you may not want to do this.
#26
RE: Footpeg and Leaning
ORIGINAL: Daffy472
What should be draging firstwithacorrect body position- a knee or a peg feeler?
What should be draging firstwithacorrect body position- a knee or a peg feeler?
#27
RE: Footpeg and Leaning
ORIGINAL: d3ad1ysp0rk
I'd say a knee. The feelers are there to say the bike is basically "too far" leaned. If your knee isn't hitting first, you can extend your body more instead of leaning the bike more (safer).
ORIGINAL: Daffy472
What should be draging firstwithacorrect body position- a knee or a peg feeler?
What should be draging firstwithacorrect body position- a knee or a peg feeler?
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