A Lezennes session

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Half of the cameras are really bad, I know.
Using the "magical" setup with the longest swingarm. Might sound counter-intuitive for a track like this, but those low speed esses require all the stability you got while swinging the bike from side to side.



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Tags:
GP Bikes
Piboso
WSBK 2017
Lezennes
direct steering