Tag Archives: feeling
Tech 3 Racing And Bradley Smith Ready For Top Ten Challenge
Posted on 24. Jun, 2011 by admin.
Tech 3 Racing Moto2 riders Bradley Smith and Mike di Meglio are confident they can race for a top ten finish in tomorrow’s Iveco TT Assen at the historic Circuit van Drenthe in Holland.
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Simoncelli Gets Pole At Assen MotoGP For Gresini Honda
Posted on 24. Jun, 2011 by admin.
Marco Simoncelli once again showed why they call him ‘Super’ at Assen today, following up his fastest lap in the wet yesterday will pole position in the dry today, his second in MotoGP. Now the only thing remaining his for him to finally shake off the hoodoo of the last five Grands Prix.
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Ducati Marlboro Team -Netherlands GP -Qualifying
Posted on 24. Jun, 2011 by admin.
Nicky Hayden had some difficulty finding a good rhythm during qualifying for the Assen TT, but a change to a different shock setting helped to improve his feeling with the bike near the end of the session and to finish with the ninth-best time.
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Eighth And Eleventh Place At Brno For Melandri & Simoncelli
Posted on 15. Aug, 2010 by admin.
Team San Carlo Honda Gresini´s two riders came through a difficult weekend to register solid points finishes at Brno this afternoon. Melandri recovered from his problems during practice and a poor start to fight his way through the pack to eighth place, recording some impressive lap times towards the end of the race when his feeling with the Honda RC212V improved. It was the reverse scenario for Simoncelli, who felt good in the first part of the race and rode aggressively but had to resort to crisis management in the latter stages as he lost feeling with his bike.
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Pimp Your Ride - Performance Upgrades
Posted on 02. Mar, 2010 by admin.
As a nation, we love bikes, and we also love to tinker. The author here is no exception, having spent far more money on various bikes than he probably should have, but the feeling of having a bike that’s customised to your tastes and riding style is a logical extension of owning a bike for a lot of people.