Tank slapper discussion
#31
Pull up to your local drug dealer and ask for kryptonite. Even HE will tell you to lay off the drugs. lol
#32
#33
I have had lots of tank slappers (my local track is pretty bumper). what I find works is leaving it pinned or pinning it and relaxing your grip on the bars. steering dampers are good but don't always stop them (had a massive one on the weekend on a gsxr600 that had a stock damper, I have also broken an olhins damper from one too).
something nobody has said is that if you have a bad slapper to pump your brakes before you need them because it can push your front brake pads out.
something nobody has said is that if you have a bad slapper to pump your brakes before you need them because it can push your front brake pads out.
#34
definitly agree on the gsxr600 dampers blowing *****, but not quite sure about the last thing you said on pumping the brakes before you need them? wtf you talking about?
I have had lots of tank slappers (my local track is pretty bumper). what I find works is leaving it pinned or pinning it and relaxing your grip on the bars. steering dampers are good but don't always stop them (had a massive one on the weekend on a gsxr600 that had a stock damper, I have also broken an olhins damper from one too).
something nobody has said is that if you have a bad slapper to pump your brakes before you need them because it can push your front brake pads out.
something nobody has said is that if you have a bad slapper to pump your brakes before you need them because it can push your front brake pads out.
#35
I'm guessing that he's saying the tank slap's motion pushes the pistons out on your brake calipers.
#36
only ridden about 300 miles so far and this kinda happened to me this weekend... hit a patch of highway (it was raining) they had put curved grooves in for about 100 yards (idk y)... i just held on really tight (which i see was the wrong thing to do) but i didnt try to counter steer... scared the s... out of me but like mentioned earlier, makes you feel a live when your out of it...
#37
only ridden about 300 miles so far and this kinda happened to me this weekend... hit a patch of highway (it was raining) they had put curved grooves in for about 100 yards (idk y)... i just held on really tight (which i see was the wrong thing to do) but i didnt try to counter steer... scared the s... out of me but like mentioned earlier, makes you feel a live when your out of it...
#38
#39
just tell me HOW in the hell you keep calm and relaxed in a situation that severe? I'd crap my pants
#40
everytime I have crashed is because I have freaked out and do something that I shouldn't have.