I know that low-siding means you leaned too much.
What I have not figured out is how you know how far you can go without going down. It depends on the tires and the suspension and the load and the road and technique. That seems obvious. But how does a great rider like Yellow Wolf and others on our board feel confident laying it over so far when most of the rest of us get excited when the pegs scrape a little?
I run on Metzler tires and have the complete Traxxion upgrades. I know my bike handles well. At the Gap my pegs scrape on most of the turns. I always have visions of losing traction and sliding though.
What I have not figured out is how you know how far you can go without going down. It depends on the tires and the suspension and the load and the road and technique. That seems obvious. But how does a great rider like Yellow Wolf and others on our board feel confident laying it over so far when most of the rest of us get excited when the pegs scrape a little?
I run on Metzler tires and have the complete Traxxion upgrades. I know my bike handles well. At the Gap my pegs scrape on most of the turns. I always have visions of losing traction and sliding though.