Body position.

[pinball]

I haver some suggestions based on the pictures.

Start by moving your butt back onto the seat about 3" and get your chest closer to the tank, that will allow you to rotate your chest into the turn a little more and give you more confidence and get lower.

Advice well received. That was my first ride with the pegs in that position (Vortex rearsets). Gotta fiddle with them a bit more until I can get them in a spot where I feel my weight is supported. The bike definitely handles better with my weight farther back, but at higher speeds I can't seem to keep weight on the pegs and have to hang onto the bars like a monkey in the wind.

[theunderfighter]

Definitely looks better, but tough to say turning two different directions. I know I'm much more comfortable hanging off on right handers.

[pinball]

Definitely looks better, but tough to say turning two different directions. I know I'm much more comfortable hanging off on right handers.

Both of those pics were from a few weeks ago.

[theunderfighter]

Both of those pics were from a few weeks ago.

Ahh that makes way more sense, now I just sound silly. I was thinking in the first photo you had your head and upper-half a bit more upright, and less committed. At least that's how I'm justifying it so I feel less stupid

[GregGorman]

I searched and found nothing, is GregGorman the same person that died in a bike crash in 2016?

Nope still alive. Just riding a KTM Super Duke GT and an MV Agusta Brutale 1000RR now.
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And they're all relevant to body position too!

[Johnnyrider]

Great vids ...now if I could just get my knee down