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RE: chicken strip help - 7/2/2007 5:08:59 AM

f3racer

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hell yeah id love to have that.

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RE: chicken strip help - 7/2/2007 2:08:51 PM

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ive read 1, 2, and the riding techniques books. theyre are good for getting the ideas in your head on what SHOULD happen, although practice and instructions are the real means to accelerate your learning and ability. cuz i still suck and ive read them all

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RE: chicken strip help - 7/5/2007 10:59:40 AM

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If you are ripping around the corners with less bike angle and more speed than the guy behind you with no chicken scratches than who cares.... Just means he doesnt get off the bike far enough to keep the bike angled higher.

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RE: chicken strip help - 7/5/2007 8:52:34 PM

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ORIGINAL: Beowolf150

Yea it's a great book......I "might" happen to have a .pdf of "sport riding techniques". If anybody were to ask...........

So where's the pdf ???

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RE: chicken strip help - 7/6/2007 10:19:38 PM

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yeah id love to have that pdf

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RE: chicken strip help - 7/12/2007 7:51:22 PM

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I would love a copy of the pdf. Thanx For offering

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RE: chicken strip help - 8/12/2007 11:50:44 AM

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+1 on that.......I like a copy too please....

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RE: chicken strip help - 9/28/2007 3:10:33 PM

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hmm, never even heard of chicken strips... This 190 had about 3k miles on it, how's my stips lol

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4 months and a few tires later...

just a **** hair left..

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RE: chicken strip help - 11/1/2008 5:05:59 PM

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for those who want a copy of Riding Techniques PM me with your e-mail and ill send you what i got

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RE: chicken strip help - 11/3/2008 1:29:56 PM

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Depends on what bike he''s on if it''s going to be a problem with the 190. If he''s on a liter bike, then the geometry should be able to handle it. Some riders because of femur length can''t get those last few mm''s of the tires. But you''ll know if you go over the edge of that sucker (anyone done that?).

Properly getting off the bike will make is more upright allowing for more cornerspeed at that lean angle. More speed allows even more lean angle until you get max lean/speed with proper position. Do NOT sacrifice position just to eliminate chicken strips, it will bite you in the a$$ later (pun intended).

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RE: chicken strip help - 11/3/2008 4:19:59 PM

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But you''''ll know if you go over the edge of that sucker (anyone done that?).

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RE: chicken strip help - 11/18/2008 1:00:24 PM

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Keiths Codes books are good, but I liked the book "sport riding techniques" by Nick Ianasomething

http://www.amazon.com/Sport-Riding-Techniques-Develop-Confidence/dp/1893618072/ref=pd_bxgy_b_img_b/104-5326408-8553564

It geared a little more to street riding rather than just track instructions

I just finished reading Sport Riding Techniques & really thought it was a good book. I haven''t read Keith Code''s book, but would totally agree Nick Ienatsch book cover all aspects of sport bike riding

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