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发表于 2013-1-10 16:03
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本帖最后由 hmjlq 于 2013-3-27 14:35 编辑
(这部分内容都有时间了再慢慢翻译,或者小链帮忙一下{:soso_e113:})
2: Depending on how tight the turn is that you are approaching, you may need to go from fourth or high gear
all the way down to second and possibly first. All shifts should be made in one action. The key to supermoto is
total clutch control. While motocross racers slip the clutch exiting corners, supermoto and roadracers slip the
clutch going into corners to keep the rear wheel from skidding and hopping. The idea is to bang down your
gears and control the rear wheel action with the clutch. If you let it out too fast or all the way, the rear wheel
chatters. If you slip the clutch in excess, the rear wheel won’t bite the tarmac enough to cause the rear to slide.
In this shot I am in first gear while modulating the clutch engagement to control my slide.
根据你要进入的弯的大小, 你可能需要从4档或者更高的档直接降到2档或者1档。 切忌, 你降两个档位也好, 你降三个档位也好, 必须是一次完成, 即应该在你捏离合与松离合之间完成。 对于SM而言, 对离合器的控制是关键。 越野车手是在出弯的时候 切点离合, 而SM和公路赛的车手是再进弯的时候切离合, 因为这样可以防止后胎打滑和跳胎(这句不知道翻译对了没有)。 Back it in的方法就是迅速降档和利用离合控制后轮的转速。 如果离合松太快, 后轮会跳胎, 如果松太慢, 后胎的转速和地面的速度又会形成不了速差而滑起来。 在这张照片里, 我在降到一档的同时, 通过调整离合的切合度来控制滑。
入了一点弯
3: In the third frame I am deep into my
slide but technique still plays a huge part.
At this point I have shifted my weight
slightly to the inside of the bike and into
the turn to maintain control and to start
setting up for the oncoming turn. Clutch
and brake modulation is still key. As the
rear wheel speed starts to slow down and
spin down to the engine speed, the clutch
still has to be modulated to avoid rear
wheel hop until the ratio is one to one.
Braking is very important at this point and
it ultimately determines whether you are
going to hit the apex of the turn or not. If
you brake too early you will be forced to
stand the bike up before the turn, or if you
go in too hot, the bike will float past the
apex of the turn and open the door for a pass.
又入了一点弯
4: The entire idea of the slide is to set the
bike up for the turn. As you start to end the
slide, the bike should be pointing directly
toward the apex of the turn. Notice the rear
is hardly backed out at this point. The main
reason is the rear wheel speed is catching
up to the ground speed. At this time you
are looking to firmly plant the rubber on
the ground for corner traction. However,
you should still be hard on the front brake,
trail braking into the apex in order to keep
the front suspension loaded for maximum
traction. This is also the time I kick out my
inside leg. There is a right way and a wrong
way to do this. Motocrossers stick their leg
straight out with their toes pointing up in
the air. The only contact they make with the
ground is their heel. Simply take your foot
off the peg and put it on the ground with
your toes pointing in the direction you
want to go, just like a dirt tracker.
弯儿深深入
5: The final act is changing direction. As you
can see, I have shifted my body weight back
to the center of the bike. As said before, I
trail brake into the turn to keep the front
suspension loaded for maximum traction.
There is no reason you should ever release
the front brake going into a corner unless
the front tire breaks traction and starts to
skid. If you release the brake too early, the
front end wants to stand up and the bike
will run deeper into the turn. Remember
that if you’re coasting anywhere on the
racetrack, you’re doing something wrong—
it’s either brakes or gas all the time. Rome
wasn’t built in a day so don’t think you’re
going to master backing it in overnight—it
takes time and patience. Mastering braking,
downshifting, clutch control and body position
all in one fell swoop is the ticket. If you
wish to take clutch control out of the mix,
the secret to supermoto is to install a STM
slipper clutch.
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