「カーブへの減速と向き変えアプローチ！―シフトダウン篇―」｜RIDE LECTURE 116｜RIDE HI

When touring on winding mountain roads, you want to experience satisfaction even while avoiding risks... Riders who have built up their experience by enjoying curves become increasingly interested in the "techniques" necessary to continue riding for a long time. One way to solve this is through your deceleration approach to curves. How you ride here determines whether or not you can corner without relying on lean angle. The first step in building your riding style is to master a riding technique that utilizes the lower engine RPM range, where engine braking is less likely to have an effect. However, this can feel quite unnatural for those accustomed to the stability and cornering grip they've developed from riding with a certain amount of engine RPM. The person who appeared in this video, who also enjoys circuit riding, was initially troubled by this unfamiliar feeling. However, this is an area where you can also experience the satisfaction of avoiding unavoidable risks, so please refer to this in conjunction with the next video. Let's all enjoy the thrill of winding roads safely and enjoyably! -------------------- Why not experience "cornering" at a circuit riding event that welcomes beginners!? Receive lessons from Nemoken "BIKE GATHERING" https://ride-hi.com/event-info/ ---------------- What is RIDE LECTURE? RIDE LECTURE is a program where Nemoken teaches how to ride a sports bike. Abbreviated as Ride-Lec. Cast Instructor: Nemoken (Ken Nemoto. Former GP rider. RIDE HI producer with 62 years of motorcycle experience) Instructor: Chika Okaya (Former female police motorcycle officer who competed in the National Police Motorcycle Competition. She utilizes her experience as an instructor for the "RIDE LECTURE" practical course) Not only beginners, but also those with experience who only ride occasionally will encounter situations that they find difficult or worrying. When you're still getting used to your bike, you might think that you'll get used to it and become a good rider with repeated practice, but that's a mistake. To improve your riding technique, you need to understand why each operation is effective and learn the reasons behind them. Otherwise, you'll just keep repeating the same mistakes and you'll never improve. Also, practicing in a way that makes you scared is a no-no. The best approach is to build up your skills gradually, feeling the difference when you perform the correct operations in a way that doesn't make you anxious. When you can ride as you want, the enjoyment of motorcycling increases exponentially. To achieve that kind of motorcycle life, please try to master the various tips we're sharing. Filming & Editing / ATMOON, Shumu Mochizuki Instructor / Chika Okaya Filming Location / Ashinoko Skyline Sponsored by / Royal Enfield: https://www.royalenfield.co.jp Apparel Sponsored by / Dainese Japan: https://www.dainesejapan.com B+COM Sponsored by / Sign House Co., Ltd.: https://sygnhouse.jp/products/bcom/ Planning & Production / RIDE HI Co., Ltd. Operated by / MONSTER DIVE Co., Ltd. #Nemoken #RidingTechnique #Downshifting #ChangingDirection #HandlebarHolding #SafeAndFun #Motorcycle #ChikaOkaya #motorcycle #ridehi #RideHigh