Pick The Perfect Lines Of Your Motorcycle [Tips and Tricks]
When motorcycle riders talk about "line," They do not mean that you stuff with fishing. They talk about their bikes traveling in the exact path of the road or track. Each row has three parts: an inlet, vertex, and an outlet, and a line is often described as having early or late apex. In addition to the description here, a great way to visualize the line is to visit the racetrack, and look on the track surface, where the bike has been put down rubber from their tires in darker areas.
Most new drivers start their turns too early to enter an early apex, forcing them to run wide exit. Turning into a more extensive, then wait, so APEX seems counterintuitive, but it's usually safer and faster. You can see farther, by turns, and turning the exit, you'll find you have more road work.
