Dave wrote:Diabro and the attack Hayabusa
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After my Scottish instructor told me I need to start shifting my body and my knee out, I'll have to decide how to bridge the gap. The reasoning behind Slavek's explanation makes sense, however I think that also a reasoning to a Lvl 1 person who's still learning, and especially on a minotaur with two wheels! I managed to get better in the last couple of sessions with bridging that gap between the two schools of thought. All in all, I felt a world of difference between this track day, and my first one last year at Cresson. I no longer felt like that slow person who looks like I'm crapping my pants and the smallest of lean angles. I physically and visibly felt more relaxed, and riding the busa like a motorcycle on a track. I would come up on people and just ride behind them imagining passing them at anytime if I wanted to (safely I might add) but I would follow to see what line they were using compared to mine and figured I could learn something new, or I could see something that I'm doing right and they aren't. Scottish was impressed at my handling of the busa so I'll take it. I was impressed with my handling of the busa and I'll take that too! I can't wait to get better! Damn, I'm thirsty!!!!