Negative Gs

[WorldLeader]

Rode I-337 today with Chaotic. Although the hills slowed me down quite a bit again, I figured out that my riding position wasn't correct starting off and made adjustments (mainly leaning over the tank more and ducking behind the shield, plus riding with the balls of my feet on the pegs). Toward the end of the ride, I was making better time (Chaotic didn't need to wait for me as long).

I also started to remember Sam's tips regarding leaning and positioning on the bike and it help me take the corners better. I must have forgotten a lot the few months I was wrenching and wasn't riding.

[Pakman]

This is a video from 2007.....it shows quite a bit from 337. You'll see several parts in the video of bikes getting both wheels off the ground.

http://www.livetheville.com/video/32...ridegood-times

that looks ROWDY! I need to ride that road.. I love jumping my bike thats meant to stay put to the road lol.. I jump railraod tracks and speed bumps all the time... but thats only maybe a foot or so of air.. at most speeds around 15-20mph, except for the tracks in pendleton.. i can hit them at about 80+

[.Cheetah.]

that looks ROWDY! I need to ride that road.. I love jumping my bike thats meant to stay put to the road lol.. I jump railraod tracks and speed bumps all the time... but thats only maybe a foot or so of air.. at most speeds around 15-20mph, except for the tracks in pendleton.. i can hit them at about 80+

You just need to know where the road goes after the jump on that road......... Its fun ass hell but you can get ahead of yourself very easily.......

[Doc]

A really good example of this is riding 337 in Indiana. The hills there can "launch" you and your bike. I have ridden the roads enough to learn which ones do it, and I back off on those hills, and roll on once over.

To keep your butt planted though, I squeeze with my knees... I am a big guy too, and I have almost launched myself over my bars because of the bike staying fairly planted but me not...

Best thing, slow down before the hill, otherwise get used to it and speed up, get both wheels off the ground... (really don't do this, jumping hills is dangerous )

that stretch of 337 was what did my front fork seals in awhile back.

I LOVE using those hills to get airborne.....such a damn thrill!

[HAYESTRX250R]

This is a video from 2007.....it shows quite a bit from 337. You'll see several parts in the video of bikes getting both wheels off the ground.

http://www.livetheville.com/video/32...ridegood-times

Good old vid I hadn't seen yet

[munky]

that stretch of 337 was what did my front fork seals in awhile back.

I LOVE using those hills to get airborne.....such a damn thrill!

suuuuuure. and you're not fat, you're big boned!

[Ride Red]

This is a video from 2007.....it shows quite a bit from 337. You'll see several parts in the video of bikes getting both wheels off the ground.

http://www.livetheville.com/video/32...ridegood-times

that was filmed a few weeks before i graduated highschool!.....i guess what im saying is i havnt seen
any videos like that put out in the last to years yall witch must mean yall are OLD!!!!!!!

[Doc]

suuuuuure. and you're not fat, you're big boned!

[JB4XX]

two words....


Crawford Road...aka Roller Coaster Road 2.0


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecatL85rAPg

[Pakman]

two words....


Crawford Road...aka Roller Coaster Road 2.0


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecatL85rAPg

I think I've been on that road, like 5 years ago, in the middle of the night, not knowing where Im at, heading god knows where, in the back of my buddies car. lol.