MOTOVUDU - Trackday Rider Training Part 29: Corner Exit - Pushing The Bike Up

Discover the advantage to pushing the bike up on corner exit.
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This channel deserves more views.

[@MartinDoms]

These trackday rider training videos are so damn good. Thanks for producing this stuff, Simon. Big fan.

[@youjin7026]

Only a couple of thousand views for this incredible and valuable lesson, and over 100,000 views for some street riders with very limited time on motorcycles!!! It is laughable and almost sad. Who said "life is not fair"? I hope this situation does not keep Simon from uploading his precious lessons. "Hey Simon, I respect you. I appreciate you.

[@motovudu]

Thank you very much for your kind words You Jin. We will continue to upload videos for sure! We appreciate all the feedback we get from the motorcycle community, hopefully as more people discover Motovudu we will grow.

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One of the most helpful videos I’ve come across

[@mrgreen9388]

Most helpful clip yet 🚀😎Thanks again for the FREE CONTENT 👍

[@indoguido]

Such a good video - great clips of them corner exits to illustrate the point too. Can really see the point at which the bike is pushed upright on exit.

[@one-of-us9939]

Ok, I'm gonna watch this a few times.
Thank you very much Simon

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Unless you ride a vtwin or triple

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[@dronehd5131]

Just so I have an understanding of the body position when exiting the corner. You’re body position is the same through the exit as it would be mid-corner, until the bike is completely upright then that’s when you re-center yourself on the bike?

[@motovudu]

No, actually mid turn you often need to lean the bike a lot to get it to turn so you are restricted how much you can lean off (the ground is is the way) but as you exit the turn you can extend your arms letting the bike stand up without your body moving up with it, so almost like a hinge at the point your bottom is sitting on the bike
.....when the rear tyre is no longer in danger of letting go under acceleration, that is the moment you can move your seating position back to the centre for a long straight (or not if you are approaching a turn that goes in the same direction as the last)

[@one-of-us9939]

Good question, thx Drone. What Simon said I needed to hear also

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En español por favor

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