Intentionally. I was ordering some stuff off pitbull's website and in order to get free shipping I had to spend like $18 and they sold a speedo delete for around $20 so I got that to delete it. Saves me from putting tape over it lol
Absolutely. Next time I go i'm going to really focus on BP. This time it was all about braking points, keeping my eyes ahead and focusing on bike position. I felt really confident and was one of the fastest guys in my group (some of the really fast guys were A group that dropped into my C group just to get some extra runs so they dont count lol).
@@HeroRRvlogs a great way to improve (assuming you know the basics) is to have an experienced rider ride both in front and behind you and discuss your riding after a session. Remember to look ahead and through the turns. Slow in and faster out is a good place to start improving. A controlled increase to full throttle as you exit. Thus, your breaking (into (not just before) the turns) will improve naturally as you get more comfortable. Use a lap timer. Tire warmers are 👍
I'm liking your 2nd channel more and more every time you upload!
Thank you, much more to come!
Legend goes…………..his rider skills are impeccable and that he destroys the track all we know is that he’s HeroRR 😅👏🏾👏🏾
lmao, not much skill there but I appreciate it hahaha, getting a little better each time. i'll eventually drag knee.
Very nice
You made it look slow!
Nice video man. Did you disconnect the speedo intentionally or is it just broke?
Intentionally. I was ordering some stuff off pitbull's website and in order to get free shipping I had to spend like $18 and they sold a speedo delete for around $20 so I got that to delete it. Saves me from putting tape over it lol
Pratice practice practice
Absolutely. Next time I go i'm going to really focus on BP. This time it was all about braking points, keeping my eyes ahead and focusing on bike position. I felt really confident and was one of the fastest guys in my group (some of the really fast guys were A group that dropped into my C group just to get some extra runs so they dont count lol).
@@HeroRRvlogs
a great way to improve (assuming you know the basics) is to have an experienced rider ride both in front and behind you and discuss your riding after a session. Remember to look ahead and through the turns. Slow in and faster out is a good place to start improving.
A controlled increase to full throttle as you exit. Thus, your breaking (into (not just before) the turns) will improve naturally as you get more comfortable.
Use a lap timer.
Tire warmers are 👍