Holm I have to say your input here was invaluable. I've been practicing an un-healthy amount now on the 2016 hangtown track and by sitting down for slow/tight ruts, leaning forward for long fast ones and by sitting down and leaning forward for flat corners regardless tightness. I've managed to cut m...

Hey Holm! Yeah that makes perfect sense to me and its what I intend on doing ^^ Apologies for the late reply I had to scoot off to work :) I have another question if you don't mind. My main concern is that I'm unsure about how the bike characteristics change when I sit down/lean forward, thus it's ...

Not sure if this is just for me but it really just depends on the track/corner you're hitting. You need to know when to lean forward and when to sit down which just comes with time. Practice makes perfect. Personally I never lean forward and sit down I'm usually doing one or the other (that I know ...

tutorial videos and "best beginner setups" are obsolete, just learn on your own that's the best way Hi thanks for the reply. But it seems you didn't read my post properly ^^ I'm not looking for either of those. I'm just trying to clear up some confusion I have about the advantages/disadvantages whe...

Basically my problem is this : I'm unsure when/if I should lean forward/sit in corners and other situations. For instance when I hit a rut at high speed sometimes I lean forward sometimes I don't sometimes I sit sometimes I don't. And I just can't grasp/feel the advantages/disadvantages of the diffe...

Sup everyone! I just want to start off by saying I f*cking love this sim. I started two weeks ago and I love the challenge. Recently I've started being able to almost consitently do relatively quick laps on the 2016 outdoor tracks, Hangtown being my fav so far. Ok so first question! : What are the b...