Very Cool Jeff-But I still can't get my knee down there like that!My hip just won't bend enough!Any advice?

don't focus on getting your knees down, worry about correct corner entry, throttle control, and body position.

Okay-I'm gonna ask ya a REALLY DUMB question here.WHY do you get your knee out there?Is it to give yourself an "added" security deal when cornering?I'd swear I'm as leaned in and positioned close to what you're showing there-maybe a tad more.(?)But I can't get my knee out there.

This one got turned into an old mans bike

* Last updated by: bgordon on 1/31/2010 @ 4:19 PM *

I be hangin off the seat on the inside-still no go with my knee.Only thing holdin me on there sometimes is my outside leg hooked onto the frame.What gives?Should I just try to scrape a thigh?

the outside knee and thigh is what is holding me on the bike and the inside leg is turned out from the bike(that's why the knee pucks are more on the frontside of the knee) with your weight on the pegs. You should have almost no weight on the bars, in fact you should be able to completely let go of the left bar. I do it all the time, I like to wave at other motorcycles headed the other way while dragging knee(it freaks some people out!). I'm not good at explaining it, hell this is the first season that i've got a knee down.

* Last updated by: Jeff01ss on 2/1/2010 @ 5:55 AM *

Sounds like what I'm doing.Okay-thanks-I'll keep tryin then-maybe I'm not leaning as far as I THINK I am?HHHHmmmmmm.Course,I don't have any knee pucks-just a set of old Harley leather pants.

It feels WAY farther over than it really is.

Jeff-
What kind of exhaust is that you have? I'd like to see some close-ups if you have them. It doesn't look like anything I've seen before, and I thought I'd seen them all!

they are competition werks, I bought them off of a member here used. I really like them, they weigh a ton less than stock and sound great! I get compliments often on them.

Here are pics of mine ride:

http://www.zx14ninjaforum.com/messages.cfm?threadid=379D3386-D56B-84E2-11EC3A3AF1480BB7

* Last updated by: vjs on 2/15/2010 @ 5:24 AM *

* Last updated by: bgordon on 3/8/2010 @ 7:52 AM *

Micron... This was one of the best exhausts. Unfortunatelly they closed their factory in UK for European market.

Here is a few new pics of my bike.

* Last updated by: jbice on 3/17/2010 @ 10:05 PM *

Sweet, love the pipes.

jibce those pipes are sweet, cant wait to get mine. has anyone seen brocks new anodized green pipe? in the pic on thier site it almost looks like the iridium windscreen color very cool looking pipe but almost as much $$$ as the duals

Scott sorry I could never get that vid to you. I tried a couple times but when trying to attach the video to an email it would just sit there loading forever and would never finish. Got it on here finally and I have viewed it from work and at home. Not sure if it is working properly or not for everyone. Man I get so many comments from people on how good the pipes sound ( smooth and deep). You will love them. The power these things make is unbelievable. Haven't been to dyno yet but it should be soon. Haven't seen the green pipes from Brocks yet but its a little late for me now anyway. I've been all over Brocks web site and I can't find them.

* Last updated by: jbice on 3/14/2010 @ 9:54 AM *

jbice heres the link to the green brocks pipe

http://prostores2.carrierzone.com/servlet/brockracing/-strse-2893/CT-Meg-Single-Green/Detail

Those things are sweet. I wonder what a set of duals would run? Probably 2400.00 or so.

* Last updated by: tflndav on 4/20/2010 @ 8:14 PM *

That's a really nice bike ya have thar!Great colors!How's that front chock doin?What brand?Looks pretty cool.

* Last updated by: blue07 on 4/1/2010 @ 1:15 AM *

Yeah, that's most nice color scheme.

tflndav, I would also be interested in that chock you have. Would love to get one for mine.

Rhavin,

That is a Baxley Sport Chock. I have one and it is the the best chock out there and I have had a few. Here the info. Website: www.Baxleycompanies.com the number is 1-334-794-2393. There about $279.00 when I got mine but I did a group buy and got it for under $200.00 get 5 or more people and you should get the same deal. I have seen them on ebay in the low $200.00.

Yep, what Black1 said. Many benefits, I have three of them.
It's nice to work on your bike in the up-right position. They are great to use when trailering. Baxley has an install kit to mount the chock in the back of your truck bed or trailer. Also, it helps when you have multiple bikes in the garage, they take up less space when standing up-right.