[Full English CC] Motorcycle Training: How to Enter a Corner - by Rank B, Motogymkhana Rider JAPAN

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This is the series of the detailed explanation of Moto Gymkhana riders' techniques delivered by Japanese riders.

The name of Series of "Kimono Racing Academia"

Explained by Katsuzo, Rank B Rider, Advanced of Moto Gymkhana in Japan
Myself: Rank C1 Rider, Upper-Intermediate

Name of the Sport - "Moto Gymkhana"
My Motorcycle - Honda VTR 250 (far from Genuine)

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A modest Japanese lady in kimono will guide you to the crazy & addicted motorcycle racing world.

If you get interested;

- "Moto Gymkhana" in Japan
- a crazy lady rider's vlog
- tips for maneuvering a motorcycle well

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--------------the Songs Used in this Video--------------

Music: Candyland / Artist: Tobu

Music: Invincible / Artist: Deaf Kev

Music: Copacabana / Artist: ONDA NORTE

[kimonoracing]

Actually, My parrtner and I are not sure what riders all over the world want to learn from us, Moto Gymkhanan in Japan🤔

Please let us know what you want to know in the comment field☺ Thanks in advance!

[GinoGalope-ynlc]

Your videos are some of the most informative content Ive watch on youtube about low speed turning. I really appreciate how you and your partner explain and show the importance of every movment you make during the drill.

[Shabu]

Fun fact: The voiceover doesn't even fit the subtitles. He's literally just reading the lyrics of Sailor Moon's OP and reciting lines from TV shows.

[AS]

Hi Kimono. Hope you are fine! As you promised, treasurous explanations / demonstrations. Thank you so much, Dear Teacher! All the best!

[enhinyerorider]

Very nice explanation! It took me some time to discover and self learn this entry technique and I am actually still trying to be consistent with it.

[shyou]

love this series! please do more😁 Thank you Kimono

[MrFebth]

Thanks for this video. I tried and wow, it's really help. Looking forward for more useful videos from you

[ben]

The top view it helps. It's there any view for the handle so we know how much pressure he applies for the corner. The metrics of brake timing and pressure would help for us to learn. Great videos thank you 😊

[ncyproduction]

Greetings from Türkiye, Japanese driving skills are interesting but impressive technic you have. I will contiune to watch and try your style. 🙂

[gitoberg]

At last a video explaining how to do gymkhana one thing I was thinking why does he look behind him mid turn ? Subbed

[ErosSirianni]

As you promised, here is the video explanation! Thank you for quoting and replying to me, you're awesome 🤗

[itubalati]

thank you kimono for all these moments to practice to improve. Suden front braking always scares me, we should see how to use the rear brake in this phase so as not to lose the front of the bike.

[motonoob-id]

This video was awesome and a revelation for me! I did not know we want to collapse the front shocks in turning. I guess it provides greater traction that way. Also how does the rider shift their weight during full lock cornering? Move forward I think?

Are there books on Motogymkhana? Can you recommend any?

[KestasLi]

Hi @Kimono, thanks for the video, very helpful! Feeling jealous that you have that many skilled & friendly riders around :)... BTW if this is not strongly kept trade secret, what tool you use for video editing? Looks playful and funny, really like these!

[mastervadgers]

Heya! Just want to know exactly. Do you hold the front brake for the whole duration of the turn or just a slight tap of the front brake and then turn?

[ipostuplenie]

Hello guys! Thank you for videos!!

I have one question regarding throttle control in this type of breaking...

Am I right that throttle should no be closed fully before "sudden breaking"? (Meaning - we should remain just a tiny bit of throttle?)

[Nyli.]

My teacher showed me sharp turns can be done without any brakes (at beginner level). And I was on the motorcycle with him while he did it !! Very impressive

He said "I would like you to do this" and I said "I would looove to do this !!"

He laughed and then I didn't laugh spending the next 2hours turning around 4 cones and not really making it : I think it's in my head but I feel like I'm going to fall over the bike if I suddenly turn the handlebar.

Any additional advice on that?

[matteostocchero]

Fantastic videos, I've always wanted some clues on motogymkana techniques. I ride a heavy bike with semi handlebars, are some turns impossible to make or is there hope?

[fujio_f_fujio]

Thank you for the fun video.
The trick to full lock without waiting for self-steer with a strong front brake was eye-opening.
「知らんけど」ww

[MauricioRamirez-zhyv]

Greetings, Mrs Kimono how can You lock the handle ? I mean if I try the bike tries countersteering and it stands up, it doesnt let me full lock. How hard must be that front brake ? ...everytime I try it the bike doesnt let me.

Thank you