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Maybe I'm wrong here...but I hang my body WAAAYYY the hell off the side of the bike when I lean into a fast corner. I find that the bike doesn't have to lean over so far if my a$$ is sittin on the very edge of the seat. Look at how Moto GP racers position there bodies when taking a corner.
I remember when everyone called Kenny Roberts nuts for duct taping a plate to his knees and leaning off the bike, then everyone else started to do it when Kenny was kicking their ***! I just can't see my self leaning off my SB like that unless I really have to cause I am coming into a corner too hot.
CB
You aint ridin' hard till you be scrapin' primaries. Like your ridin skills sick.
The way a dyna should be.
Did you lower your bike at all? From the pic it looks like you lowered the front some? If so, one reason your draggin' hard parts and draggin' hard parts is one way to really hurt one's self! Just sayin', great riding skill and stay safe!
CB
Did you lower your bike at all? From the pic it looks like you lowered the front some? If so, one reason your draggin' hard parts and draggin' hard parts is one way to really hurt one's self! Just sayin', great riding skill and stay safe!
CB
Looks like stock height in SuperG's sig pic. Forks look lower with the superbrace and turnsig brackets. I couldn't imagine how bad he would drag with a lowered bike.
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