Hitting Pegs On Ground, Good Or Bad?

On the road you certainly don't "need" to hang off but when making progress, anything that increases the tyre contact patch with the road is a good thing so hanging off can help. It can look quite silly but in the wet it is even more important to do so as gives you far more correction leeway if you slide
 
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Its all about hand down boys
 
You should see the stands and props on the other side!!

LOL. I remember seeing a video ages ago of a guy posing on track, dragging knee, then all these 50cc scooters came into the scene to overtake..
 
I got a petty sweet shot from last weekends ride. We set up some cameras on a corner and we all did some passes. I got my knee down in both directions.

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I've noticed on a few photos from a recent track day that my centre stand got close to the ground. I'm worried about it catching and causing the back wheel would skip out.

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Think I should remove it before the next track day?
 
It should be your hero blobs that ground first and are there as a warning that you're at the designed limit of the bike.

Your manual will state a wear amount at which you shout replace them.
 
scrape the stand then hang it in the garage as a badge of honour, lmao

ohh im affraid to drop my bike, even when doing u-turns im so conscious of the road surface in case the front slips out from underneath me
 

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