MCN Skills School with Rapid Training: Part 2 - Precision Steering | MCN

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[@markobutkovic5414]

Dave is leaning more in wet then 80% riders in dry. Top videos

[@peripheral1258]

Excellent! I'll examine my One Input turns on my RC390. I was searching for Episode 3 and 4; wondering why Dave didn't look younger; but then realised they were new. More Please! Because these are current: Good luck to BSB Rapid Racing gang ! Waiting for more BSB episodes -and a podium for Franco; too.

[@creedm3040]

Awesome video! I love watching these. Just not long enough. Great job! Best!

[@EVil-ob8in]

When I crashed on track I was experimenting with steering inputs at lean. After the initial steering input and leant over, I decided I wanted to lean it further so I gave the inside bar another prod. This completely destabled the bike and it slid out across the track over the gravel and into the grass when it flipped before coming to a rest. That was an expensive mistake. Only one steering input - lesson learned.

[@kostasrestas]

cheers from Greece man !! A T7 lover !!

[@davidsampson3537]

Top job Dave.

[@papamichailang]

This guys are incredible. Looking forward for the next one.

[@xcelmaster4779]

Super video Dave. Clear, concise and practical. Cheers.

[@GeordiLaForgery]

I like this series.

[@vijayam1]

Brilliant!

[@jeanmilaalvarez]

Merci pour votre superbe vidéo ❤❤❤❤

[@garysmith70]

Dave you are ace!!

[@mosca3289]

Good video

[@juicy9592]

Yes its daaaaveeeee

[@hlpang1075]

Typically how many kgs of force will you say is needed to countersteer the bike in order to knee down? Just an estimate. Great series, love it!

[@MrGerloc]

I would believe thats a thing that needs practice and get a feeling for, Depending on the bike you'r riding.

[@tonybarton3746]

In 53 years of motorcycling, never had the inclination of wanting to ride fast on my motorbikes , make progress yes , but speed no , if you want to ride fast go on track days . You can still use these techniques to advance your riding skills , but speeding avoid . 😊👍🎶

[@juicy9592]

Thats boring

[@IN_ZANE_]

Ok Karen