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Mark Forsyth's Kings of Cornering
On 16/08/2011 in Features
MF picks five motorcycles that go 'round corners very well indeed

Cagiva 125 Mito"Cagiva's uber-expensive 125 Mito may have dipped beneath your bike choice radar but, as street bikes go, nothing will out-corner this highly strung little stroker."Click here for Part OneTriumph Daytona 675"The speed at which even a

Advanced Riding Course: Cornering
On 22/03/2010 in Advanced Riding
Pull up a chair for todays masterclass, learn how to handle cornering with Niall Mackenzie

Strange as it may seem when I first moved from full time racing to winging it as a bike journalist seven years ago, I really struggled to get road bikes to go round corners.During my 20 years of racing I rarely ventured onto the road and whenever I

Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Cornering - brakes, gears and deceptive corners
On 23/08/2010 in Advanced Riding
Often find yourself struggling to judge corner entry speed? Unsettling the bike with mid-corner gear shifts? This guide will get your planning and corner entry speed right on the money. Ride faster and ride safer.

After detailing the elements that affect your choice of position and speed at the approach to a corner, I’d like to cover selecting the optimum gear and braking to achieve the correct speed for the corner. As this is part two of cornering, it builds

Ride Like Mackenzie: Road Cornering
On 11/10/2002 in Advanced Riding
Join the one and only Niall Mackenzie as he teaches you the basics for successful road cornering

On your marks:Cornering's what bikes are all about, and there are few feelings better in this world than blasting out of a corner knowing you couldn't have possibly done it faster this side of being woken up with a blow job.But fast cornering isn

Additional corners planned for Donington Park
On 07/07/2008 in Motorcycle news : General news
East Midlands circuit loses MotoGP venue but gains new corners to host F1 Grand Prix

Trackday fans start celebrating nowDONINGTON PARK is to get a new series of additional corners that will mimic the iconic Craner Curves as part of a development programme for the forthcoming F1 GP that will move from Silverstone to the Derby circuit

Talkback: New corner names at Snetterton
On 31/03/2011 in forum
An absolute disgrace that Mike Hailwood has not got a section or corner named in his honour. WTF has Oggie or many of the other relative ...

An absolute disgrace that Mike Hailwood has not got a section or corner named in his honour. WTF has Oggie or many of the other relative nobodies done when compared to........Stanley Michael Bailey Hailwood MBE; George Cross.

Talkback: Cornering ABS: Not coming soon
On 23/07/2011 in forum
A minor point.If you're hitting the brakes in a corner so hard that the ABS needs to activate, you're going down anyway, and nothing's go...

A minor point.If you're hitting the brakes in a corner so hard that the ABS needs to activate, you're going down anyway, and nothing's going to help you. And a very valid point, succinctly put... Erm, yes, a major & valid point if the article

Classic corner: Phillip Island turn 12
On 03/07/2012 in Discount Racing Encyclopedia
Watch Jonathan Rea spin the rear out of the final corner at Phillip Island

Ask any racer what corners they would choose for their perfect track and the long swooping left that makes up the final corner of Phillip Island would appear on quite a few designs.Here the Honda World Superbike riders Jonathan Rea and Hiroshi

Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Cornering - learning curve
On 23/08/2010 in Advanced Riding
PC Marcus McCormick, a West Midlands Police Bike Instructor, offers some solutions to developing corner confidence...

Ask any motorcyclist what aspect of his riding he most wants to improve and 99 per cent will say cornering. Apart from the massive acceleration differences, cornering and banking-over are the biggest differences between us and car drivers. And isn

Advanced Motorcycle Riding Course: Cornering - accurate lines
On 23/08/2010 in Advanced Riding
There’s always more than one line through a corner, but (usually) only one is correct. A steady throttle and a settled bike make staying on the right line easier and it makes adjusting a line quicker too

So far we’ve looked at the important decisions approaching corners; how we interact with the bike, general movement and weight shifting, as well as some of the elements affecting position, speed, braking and gear choices. This month we’ll look




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