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Hey all, got a question..., I ride in Indy/Detroit, and it's starting to get cold; thus, the rear is slipping a little more in the corners, no matter how long I warm them up. I haven't been to a track day yet to learn about this - so, what's the best way, while cornering, to bring the rear tire back under you??
I don't know if I should let off the gas, brake front, brake back, lean upright a bit..., I usually get out of it by braking slightly on the front, but I was wondering if there's something else I could do? Maybe steer a bit into the corner? Counter-steer harder while picking it up a bit? I dunno..., any advice/help from experienced/knowledgable riders?
Thanks,
dave
I don't know if I should let off the gas, brake front, brake back, lean upright a bit..., I usually get out of it by braking slightly on the front, but I was wondering if there's something else I could do? Maybe steer a bit into the corner? Counter-steer harder while picking it up a bit? I dunno..., any advice/help from experienced/knowledgable riders?
Thanks,
dave