New Pod Cast from Ken Hill

Dammit, Ken!
How can your podcasts be my secret weapon if you keep telling everyone!

Congrats on finding a match with a podcast sponsor you like!

Scott
 
Big Sherm said:
Dammit, Ken!
How can your podcasts be my secret weapon if you keep telling everyone!

Congrats on finding a match with a podcast sponsor you like!

Scott
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Sorry! I'll try not to let too many people in on it. :D How about.....give me a topic that you want to hear?

Ken
 
Hi Ken!

I've listened to each of your podcasts at least a couple times, and I don't think you've covered what to do when you think you've gone into a corner too hot.

Thanks!
Scott
 
Big Sherm said:
Hi Ken!

I've listened to each of your podcasts at least a couple times, and I don't think you've covered what to do when you think you've gone into a corner too hot.

Thanks!
Scott
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I'll add it.....I have some good info from the Top Gun Commander with what they do.

Ken
 
@khill

Thanks for making all of these podcasts, they have been a great help to my riding.

I'm not sure if you're still looking for suggestions for future podcasts but I'd like to learn a little bit more about strategies for chicanes and esses. Particularly involving techniques for weight transfer, steering inputs and gas and brake between the turns.

Thanks!
 
yuengling910 said:
@khill

Thanks for making all of these podcasts, they have been a great help to my riding.

I'm not sure if you're still looking for suggestions for future podcasts but I'd like to learn a little bit more about strategies for chicanes and esses. Particularly involving techniques for weight transfer, steering inputs and gas and brake between the turns.

Thanks!
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Added to the list, thanks!
 
khill said:
And........another - https://soundcloud.com/ken-hill-534...g-vs-equipment-upgrades-what-you-need-to-know

Though on I know it always HAS to be the bike..... :)
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Thanks for your commitment to rider improvement, I'm sure there are hundreds of us that benefit from you unselfishly sharing information.

I was recently on vacation and those rainy days or when waiting on the family to get their @#$& together, I listened to as many of your Podcasts a possible.
Last weedend I dropped about 2 seconds off my laptimes just working on; push on the inside bar, light grip on the outside bar. Next time out I'll add body position and looking through corners.

Thanks again.
 
Just wanted to say thanks for all the work you put into those podcasts. I listened to them over and over before purchasing my first bike less than a year ago. Quickly found myself at the track running a fast pace and most importantly, staying predictiable for everyone else out there.
 
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