EA SBK how to get "highsided" ?

Hi I read of highsided to mean that you slip in such a way that the bike throws you upward, giving a spectacular accident ( which I simply love in SBK :-0 ) So far I have not been able to get this highsided accident Any recommendation how to get it ? -- Best regards Singapore

Go into Parabolica at Monza too fast...tunr sharply into the turn....make sure u loose the rear and snap the bike back the other way...works almost everytime Chris

On Sun, 5 Sep 1999 11:28:32 +0800, "* Leong"

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>I read of highsided to mean >that you slip in such a way that the >bike throws you upward, giving a >spectacular accident >( which I simply love in SBK :-0 ) >So far I have not been able to get >this highsided accident >Any recommendation how to get it ?

I have found this especially easy to do when I wore down a soft compound pair of tyres. Not too much that they were useless, but enough so that they wouldn't have much grip on tight corners. Once you notice the back end sliding, counter-steer! Dave Bowman

>Go into Parabolica at Monza too fast...tunr sharply into the turn....make sure >u loose the rear and snap the bike back the other way...works almost everytime >Chris Still would love to see a motorcycle controller that you actually sit on, and lean. With force feedback, that highsiding would throw you across the room. Big thump. Wife in another room: Honey you ok? You: Yeah, I just made a little mistake :)

Might take sim racing to the extreme...you might have to wear a helmet while "riding" :) Chris

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>>Go into Parabolica at Monza too fast...tunr sharply into the turn....make >sure >>u loose the rear and snap the bike back the other way...works almost >everytime >>Chris >Still would love to see a motorcycle controller that you actually sit on, >and lean. >With force feedback, that highsiding would throw you across the room. >Big thump. >Wife in another room: Honey you ok? >You: Yeah, I just made a little mistake :)

This would certainly make the bike sims in the arcade feel more realistic! Dave Bowman