Don't know how long it'll last, but somone put the whole thing up
Twist of the Wrist II (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKpnJvqBe-s&feature=g-vrec#)
Thank you for posting that, Mr Panda!
[Dolph] [Dolph] [Dolph] [thumbsup]
I watched it until my battery died which, fortunately, was right at the very end.
A lot of great information that was also fun to watch. I found that, for me at least, a lot of the techniques are intuitive and come naturally to a body at speed. But then there's the other side of the coin and I learned several things that I need to practice and improve at.
Highly recommended (but you'll need plenty of time). :)
Quote from: El-Twin on September 07, 2012, 10:40:59 AM
Highly recommended (but you'll need plenty of time). :)
94 minutes to be exact.
Another 'no lie' item is photos or video of you in action. The lens is brutally honest.
I have the CD already.
Cal Superbike school has a branch in England. If you look for their vids they spend a lot more time on body position and body movement on the bike. Very informative.
great great video.
learned some new stuff.
thanks for posting
some great acting in there too [roll]
Bought it some time ago. (the older video). Still read the book shown in the video every season. Learning and still learning from it. It helped me a lot.
Now go out and buy the disc and book and support the makers!!!
Thanks for posting the link Slide Panda. [thumbsup]
I have his book, learn to ride properly with his book and Hough's... but watching the video is a much better experience ... no need to visualize anything ;D
Quote from: jaxduc on September 07, 2012, 06:35:41 PM
some great acting in there too [roll]
[laugh] [laugh]
Quote from: Slide Panda on September 07, 2012, 05:44:47 AM
Don't know how long it'll last, but somone put the whole thing up
That's why I have video download addon on my Chrome (and similar on Firefox) so I can save them locally.
Mostly I have some old documentaries, stand-up comedy and music videos. Stuff I'd like to take with me offline or I think will not stay available for long. Another reason is that some videos just do not play well while streaming and they start buffering every now and then.
edit: it was taken down within one week :/
Quote from: KLF on September 08, 2012, 09:56:53 AM
That's why I have video download addon on my Chrome (and similar on Firefox) so I can save them locally.
I have to look into this... good idea
video's been taken down [thumbsdown]
No shocker there.
I managed to watch the whole thing before it was taken down and thought it was great. Coming from dirt bikes, I thought it was really helpful and I ordered both the books from Amazon after watching it. Haven't had a chance to read them yet, but looking forward to going through them soon. For $30 shipped for the pair I figured it was a good deal.
Thanks for posting the video!