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IrocRob 02-13-2007 04:36 PM

120+ is easy enough to reach on both the front
and back straights with a liter bike. I don't think the pass
was very close though, the camera is only seeing straight
out in front, and the rider has his peripheral vision as well
as his hearing to help him out. I think he knew the coach was there.
He should definately stop using the clutch on his upshifts.

pillaka 02-13-2007 06:01 PM

He was running times in the high 1:05 low 1:06 range the first 2 laps, once the CR passed him he slowed down a little. Can't wait to go on that track again. I was getting to the top of 5th on the straights, prob around 140 - 150. Still gotta work up the balls to keep the thottle open taking the kink at the end of the back straight.

NYCSTRIPES 02-13-2007 07:46 PM

That does take some practice. You were really moving during the TPM CUP races there last season. I get the bike to a bit over 140 at the kink, keeping on the gas past that point is hard to get used to. Something I have to work on as well. Wasn't that obvious until I watched my own video from Shadow Video to see when I came off the gas....pretty early and it was costing me some serious time.
Looking forward to this season.
Ken

Kennedy 02-13-2007 08:18 PM

+1 to getting up to speed on the back straight I forget if it was 4th or 5th gear almost pinned at the kink

CBRBob 02-13-2007 09:31 PM

[QUOTE=Qetesh;58972Around the 3:30 mark coming down the front straight. The rider is on the meat goin in to T1 and the Coach rolls right under him!
Fricken BANANAS :banmac:[/QUOTE]

Looks like a normal day to me :ride:

It's exciting when you are going into T1 on the left with the rear sliding :lol: :nod2:

Gigantic 02-13-2007 09:57 PM

Since my lap timer covers my speedo, I've always been curious as to how fast I was actually going through the corners. I'm surprised @ how soone he brakes, yet still does decent times. I've just gotta figure out my entry speeds & I think I can drop 4 seconds, easy. I brake way later than that guy, but I know that I also brake too much :ohmygod:
how long til the beaver opens?
Lance

tommymac 02-13-2007 10:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BowleroftheYear (Post 58995)
i think the guy ran a 105 somewhere in there, so yeah, u can hit 120 on the back straight easy.

I still have some work to do before I can get to running a 1:05:ride:

Tom

RCM78 02-13-2007 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gigantic (Post 59042)
Since my lap timer covers my speedo, I've always been curious as to how fast I was actually going through the corners. I'm surprised @ how soone he brakes, yet still does decent times. I've just gotta figure out my entry speeds & I think I can drop 4 seconds, easy. I brake way later than that guy, but I know that I also brake too much :ohmygod:
how long til the beaver opens?
Lance

Watching it on video is deceiving. He's probably not braking as early as you think...

Kennedy 02-13-2007 10:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CBRBob (Post 59029)
Looks like a normal day to me :ride:

It's exciting when you are going into T1 on the left with the rear sliding :lol: :nod2:

Or passing people on the inside into T1 with your Ass end completely in the air :drink:

bobbydigital04 02-14-2007 10:52 AM

off line a little bit and not climbing rpm's up on the hill and braking early into t1, that coach is really fast though

Kennedy 02-15-2007 02:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bobbydigital04 (Post 59077)
off line a little bit and not climbing rpm's up on the hill and braking early into t1, that coach is really fast though

Watched you almost highside coming out of 3 or 4....then passed you going into 1 :ride: ......Actually according to you...I "Mirked" you :lol:


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