Can you corner low?

[1000RR]

Probably not quite like this guy!

The first picture is not him wrecking Check out the videos!!

[Pravda]

Thats impressive.

Sick stuff. Wonder what he can do on a superbike.

[capecod1000rr]

Of course I can get that low...who can't? Now, the other end of that statement ends something along the lines of, "if you want me to stay on the bike...OF COURSE NOT" lol That is definitely talent

[JACOX]

Originally Posted by 1000RR

Probably not quite like this guy!

The first picture is not him wrecking Check out the videos!!

That is massive torque & balance combined! Look how high his "flat-track" knee is above the bar. Bet the bottom of the forks have grind marks! Wonder what massive rear tire size & hsp/torque he's running.

[chopt]

Coool, I enjoy the Supermoto equal to if not a tad more than the Big Track. And no, I can't corner that low.lol

[markjenn]

Important to note that this exaggerated lean is achieved mostly through a MX style of pushing the bike toward the ground while keeping your body vertical, opposite of what you usually do on a sport bike where you hang off to the inside of the turn and try and minimize lean angle. You wouldn't want to aspire to doing this on a S1000RR with normal body positioning. This is more "trick riding" than good technique.

- Mark

[JACOX]

Originally Posted by markjenn

Important to note that this exaggerated lean is achieved mostly through a MX style of pushing the bike toward the ground while keeping your body vertical, opposite of what you usually do on a sport bike where you hang off to the inside of the turn and try and minimize lean angle. You wouldn't want to aspire to doing this on a S1000RR with normal body positioning. This is more "trick riding" than good technique.

- Mark

You nailed it! That is one part flat track + one part motocross + one part road racing power slide! Outstanding!

[dany36]

Well, I am practicing to corner at about 30 degrees and I am comfortably achieving 36 with a good average at getting back on track. I think that talent should be coupled with superb tires to be able to pull it off. I am sure that a lot more are going to try it now but I am not that confident with being able to go back straight from that stance.

Very interesting but very dangerous to do for you are for the bike as well.

[SPETSNAZ]

Nice...
This is my friends GIF from the track day...fast photos;;;.... lucky, barely any scraches

[MotoMadMan]

I like the guy dragging his bars, not so much the gif of guy crashing