Photo by Max Leveridge Lean angle is one of the most misunderstood parts of track riding. You’ll see riders treat it like a badge, or fear it like a cliff edge, or chase it like it’s the whole point. And honestly, most of us have been one of those people at some stage. The part […]
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Photo by Ali Mahmoodi Every rider hits a wall at some point. You start dropping time quickly in the beginning, feeling that addictive rush of improvement with every session… and then one day the clock freezes. No matter how hard you try — late braking, deeper lean, pushing the bike, pushing yourself — the lap
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Photo by TrackDNA Your bike is talking to you. Suspension is how you learn to listen. The biggest leap from street riding to the track isn’t speed or lean angle — it’s feel.How the bike loads the front on the brakes, how it settles mid-corner, how it drives off a turn. Street suspension is built
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Photo by Oskar Kadaksoo I showed up to my first track day convinced I was hanging off the bike like Jorge Martin. Then the photos came back. A week later the track photographer posted the shots and I just stared at them. I wasn’t “off” the bike. I was still basically centered, shoulders up by
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Photo by Insta360 Most riders treat onboard footage like a highlight reel. Something to post. Something to send to friends. Something to replay because the track day was memorable. But here’s what most riders overlook: Your onboard footage is one of the most powerful coaching tools you already own. And here’s why: Even the best
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Photo credit: Karen E. Ott Photography. New track, new bike, new series. “If you’re racing MotoAmerica, there’s no reason to be worried – you’re here for a reason.” – David Roth Sr. When I talked with David Roth Jr. about endurance racing, he didn’t lead with lap times or strategy. He went straight to the
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