im tempted to turn them on just to get rid of the random stoppies :neutral: i always go straight side-to-side with steering inputs, yet, i still get seemingly random stoppies. i was rolling off the brakes and i lifted the rear end once :confused:

i noticed that too, i thought it was just me accidentally rolling over from left to right or the other way, and hitting up on the way. but then i noticed it happens when i downshift while at full brakes, and just as im starting to lean it over, the rear picks up and i wind up crashinging usually, but had the odd pants staining experience and managed to save it...

i just noticed something, when i brake sometimes, i will put my weight backwards, then as i roll into a turn, i get a little too aggressive and the rider goes back to a neutral position rather quickly, and thats when i get those "random" stoppies. (although i still think some really are just random.)

the more i ride the 8hour bikes at nordschliefe, the more random they feel. seemingly random stoppies and the same bumps dont seem to have the same effect more than once.

*bangs head on desk*

that was weird. you can use the pavement off track everywhere but the dark grey area outside of turn 2 at laguna. coming down hill hard on the brakes, the bike drifts over the white line and it fails me :eek:

Ya I've definitely noticed the good ole seemingly random stoppies. I think the game gets a little confused sometimes and reverts back to some strange GT4 physics code :lol: . For some reason I tend to do it more into left turns than right. :?

There are still some odd moments with the handling in general. For example, when you land one of said stoppies sideways the bike just slides off the face of the earth instead of trying to right itself and possibly pitch you off in the process.

With that in mind, it's still the best out there imo. I'm just hoping they'll tighten it up for the 2nd one.

i know what you mean. a bike doesnt slide for a long time. it will grip and spit you over the highside. in the game, ive slid the bike going right, then flicked it left just to have the tyre pull me through the weeds, and i mean, it slides like its on ice.

Only happens to me when I quickly stab the front brake without applying rear. Of course it doesn't help that my front brake is set at 8 (rear is 6). Heh.

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