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More
motocross riding tips on video!
Everyone
can go fast in a straight line, but carrying that speed through
the corner is where the faster guys cut the lap times.
Just remember, as you approach a corner be looking well ahead,
the entry to most corners will be rough with braking bumps so
try to pick the smoothest entry line.
You
should be standing up in the attack position to brake effectively
and also to allow your legs and arms to soak up some of the bumps.
As you finish braking move smoothly into the cornering position
in one fluid movement, that is with your inside leg out and forward
to weight the front wheel.
Steady
in means fast out. So break in control and transition smoothly
to the turn.
That
way you can carry more entry speed into the corner as you're well
balanced which will put you in a position to exit faster.
Different
techniques, body positioning and throttle control are needed for
bermed, rutted, flat and off-cambered corners.
For
more detailed motocross tips about cornering on video, click play
below:
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