C's Loud R1 videos...

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C's Loud R1 videos...

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Hi All,
here are a couple of videos of C, on a track day.
Enjoy.

C's Loud R1 Part 1

C's Loud R1 Part 2

Picture quality is not great, (faulty camera since replaced FOC)
but, the sound track.....music to our ears...

Apparently, the next "instalment" from Croft is in the camcorder,
and soon to be posted to me....it'll follow here shortly after...
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Nice videos. Interesting camera mount under the front fairing. I don't think I have seen that before.

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awesome!
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Hi All,
well, I'd said there was more in the cam as such..
Here's the first one..(hopefully, 2 more Parts to follow )

C at Croft Part 1 (Manners..)
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Hi All,
and now here's Part 2...

C @ Croft Part 2 (Maintain your rythm.)

Some years ago I read Keith Code's book "A Twist of the Wrist", in that reguarding overtaking,
Kenny Roberts described how he really did not see other riders. It was more akin to ,
seeing through them. I think you may agree C seems to be "seeing through" the other riders.
It's a knack you either have, or do not have. Definately another "riding skill" that Racers need though.
Hope you enjoy.

NB C has said I can do an "Out-Takes" (Part 3 - if you like).
Which I think is a good idea, just to prove it's not as easy as it may seem..
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Copperslip Cowboy wrote:Hope you enjoy.
I did ... :banana

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Hi All,
In C @ Croft Part 1, I went on, and on, and on, about cold tyres...
Here's a good example of WHY....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbzyEpafwYw
Motorcycle track day crash (Laguna Seca, California)


Must admit, done the damned same myself..Doohhh...
Fore warned is fore armed...
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Hi All,
While trolling about, I came across this one,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l82xpXZR348
I Fall Down HPT Motorcycle Racing CCS GP

well, was it his fault....
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Copperslip Cowboy wrote:well, was it his fault....
Yes. Didn't look like he was on a good line for passing the guy in front of him. Then it looks like he either chopped the throttle or hit the brakes too hard while leaned over in the turn.

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Hi Don,
Spot on, I thought it was a really good example of a rider not "seeing"
when to overtake..unlike C's Part 2 above.
He, caused his own downfall by letting the rider infront get in his way,
rather than seeing a way around him.
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