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Advanced Riding Course: Bike Set-up
By Niall Mackenzie on 22/03/2010 16:29:01
Learn how to get the most out of your bike with set-up tips from Niall Mackenzie
. Generally I find 32psi front and 34psi rear (hot) works well on track days, however for the road I find a few psi under the recommended manufacturers pressures works well, but set these when the tyre are cold. I find never going below 30 and above 40 psi
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How to set-up your bike's suspension
By Niall Mackenzie on 29/05/2003 11:51:39
Trusted by some of the best teams in the world and rightfully regarded as one of the best men at bike set-up in the world, Niall Mackenzie can suss and sort suspension in seconds. And here's how he does it...
pressures, but if you've lost this ballpark settings are 42psi in the back, 36 in the front. Drop standard pressures three or four psi for hot trackdays, otherwise leave well alone.Now grab a notebook and a pen to note each change as you go along. Like
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The importance of set-up for throttle control
By Kevin Schwantz on 09/09/2010 16:04:14
Kevin Schwantz on how important set-up is to throttle control, how it makes champions and what he learned on a dirt track
Throttle control comes from a properly set-up bike. The rider has to get the bike to handle as he wants it by feel. He needs to know when the bike will start to move around, when the tyre will reach the limit. Throttle control can be learned
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Get the Perfect Fast-road Set-up
By John Hogan on 22/04/2010 10:48:58
Set your springy bits, go bastard-fast
Chris Pike is John McGuinness’ chief chassis technician: “Knowing the road you’re going to ride is a good start. If you can’t avoid the bumps and ruts, the best you can do is set your bike up to cope with them. We put progressive, road
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Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Cornering - set-up
By Andy Morrison on 23/08/2010 09:45:15
With any corner the objective is to get through as safely as possible, and that means maximising your view ahead. Here’s how to make the road work for you
to the white lines on a left-hander you could take at 60mph if it’s subject to a 30mph urban speed limit.The key to opening up an unknown road is to get into the ideal position as early as possible. This gives you the chance to settle into that position over
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WSB: Sykes confident of front-running set up
By Visordown News on 24/07/2009 10:10:01
Brit youngster keen to match team-mate after new set-up finds extra speed
BATTLING BRIT Tom Sykes reckons he’s cracked some part of the Yamaha R1’s set-up before getting serious at Brno this weekend. The Yamaha man, who despite a string of good rides in 2009 has been overshadowed by the phenomenal performances by team
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K-Tech suspension set-up day: 10th Sept
By Visordown News on 16/08/2011 15:46:48
Visordown has joined forces with K-Tech to offer you a suspension setup for under £25
K-TECH will be running an open day at their Derbyshire HQ on the 10th September offering discounted suspension set-up from their specialist technicians.At the set-up day K-Tech will adjust your settings to the optimum performance of your suspension
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Gresini reveals CRT bike set-up
By Visordown News on 15/11/2011 16:29:47
Gresini team to use an FTR chassis and Fireblade engine
FAUSTO GRESINI has announced the set-up for the Claiming Rule bike his team will run alongside the RC213V in 2012.The Italian team have hired the services of British frame builders FTR to house a Honda CBR1000RR engine within the prototype chassis
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Bradley Smith to stick with 2008 set-up
By Visordown News on 02/04/2009 09:43:01
Young Brit ready to take on 2009 challenge
HE TOOK the first two pole positions of the 2008 125cc GP world championship - and now it sounds like Bradley Smith is going to use the same settings as then for his 2009 campaign.The ultra-fast red-head was just 0.1s behind Bancaja Aspar team
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Get your suspension set up, do it now!
By Andy Stevens on 25/03/2011 16:41:15
One single thing you can do to improve your bikes performance by 100% all for just £99
mix with other bikers you find new inspiration to try new things. At the moment for me this statement specifically applies to suspension set up. I have discovered that all those little anodized nobs and screws that you find on most bikes suspension can
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