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) I re positioned my body back away from the bike (while still staying centered with the bike) and started entering the circle a little lower than before and then applied the steps listed above by adichino and I went from spinning 3/4 or 1 full rotations to doing 3 or 4. I still need to work on body positioning and smooth out my gas/brake timing a little more tho.\r\n
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I\'m about 5 months into my O\'s progress and this is exactly what\'s helped me out along the way. Also I was trying to dip in too far back with my body super close to the bike (Knees to seat/nuts on tank status Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by adichino\r\n \r\n  \r\n to the left: \r\n \r\n \ngo idle \ndip by shifting weight to left leg and pushing with your left arm the handlebar while pulling with your right one (not too much tho  )\nif it wanna highside slap that bitch and pull it back to the circle \n \nbut most important if you feel like anything goes bad pull in the clutch and you are good ... i think i highsided 3 or 4 times total while learning | \r\n
) I re positioned my body back away from the bike (while still staying centered with the bike) and started entering the circle a little lower than before and then applied the steps listed above by adichino and I went from spinning 3/4 or 1 full rotations to doing 3 or 4. I still need to work on body positioning and smooth out my gas/brake timing a little more tho.\r\n