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[QUOTE="Anssi, post: 117207, member: 23342"] You have got to have your berm technique down before trying any fancy brake-feathering. I think Gomer gave some solid advice, and to the original question: You will not brake-slide to a garden-variety bermed turn. If the berm has a rut that has a kink in the beginning, or the turn is pretty tight, then a brake-slide can help you. Most often it just eats away your momentum, offering little advantage. [/QUOTE]
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