Riding Style in 3 words

[kaede]

down to earth

 

[GTR Racer]

GTR Racer - huh?

Matt

matt - huh?

 

[RICHARDO]

Oh Jesus Stop!

Says it all (I think)

I can't ride for crap.

 

[NinjaSkillz]

What was that????

 

[Wolfe]

Braver than reality

Inches from pavement

Knee padding needed

 

[TeamLosiRacer]

Knees shall Scrape

 

[superfast]

Victory or DNF!

Quite simply, really.

 

[dbartucci]

Xaus Checa Combo

 

[Sideways_Skinny]

around the outside, or, up the inside.

 

[no tcs needed]

Ahead of you, lol

 

[kickstart88]

"Mirror Signal Manoeuvre"
lol nah, really, i'd say it was "Uber Corner Speed"

 

[RallyeRon]

I'd say, kinda like Chris Walker,

Lean right off the bike, head to the tank.

 

[RallyeRon]

Ive just been reading the sticky thread above on settings,

Does anybody else beleive that riding form and body positioning on the bike affects handling? and is there any evidence?

At the moment im still getting used to the game and therefore im not touching any bike settings, but i have played with riding form and wondered if it affects handling?

Cheers.

 

[Wolfe]

It affects how you ride the bike, yes. For a simple example, if you ride with a "lean bike" riding style, you'll be able to switch directions very quickly and easily, which is great for chicanes. On the other hand, if you ride with a "lean body" riding style, you'll be able to carry more speed through a corner than someone with a "lean bike" style.

In real life, racing riders use both of those styles over the course of a lap, depending on the corner. That's why some have criticized the fact that we're stuck choosing one style per race.

 

[samj_13]

Too Many Wheelies

or

Slip and Slide

or

What the Heck?

 

[KurtisGSXR]

Maximum Lean Angle.


It makes up for what I lack in real life...

 

[Danny]

Hmmm...

That'll Be Costly

and

Oops, off again

both spring to mind.

 

[GM]

Always falling off.

 

[trivium]

Just friggin ride !