LAISARear slides / spins on corner exit
When your bike shows "Rear slides / spins on corner exit", these are the most likely causes - ranked by relevance: Rear tire pressure, Compound, Loose arms, progressive throttle on corner exit. LAISA separates setup causes (adjusters, components) from riding technique.
Short answer for this problem
- Recommended starting point
- Check first: Tire: Rear tire pressure
- Most important change
- Smallest documented change: 0.05 bar
- Why
- Rear pressure is off for the track temperature (usually too high) - set the hot target.
- How to test it
- Read the current value off the bike and compare it with the recommended one. Write it down before you change anything.
- Source
- LAISA diagnosis catalogue, drafted automatically and editorially released Methodology →
- Last reviewed
- No review date documented
The order comes from the stored strength of the symptom-cause link in the catalogue - per symptom, not across symptoms. These are not probabilities and not measurements.
Suspension
Why this could fit: Too little compression support lets the rear squat then spin - add a little.
How to check it: Read the current value off the bike and compare it with the recommended one. Write it down before you change anything.
Smallest change: 1 click - clicks out from fully closed
Tires
Why this could fit: Rear pressure is off for the track temperature (usually too high) - set the hot target.
How to check it: Read the current value off the bike and compare it with the recommended one. Write it down before you change anything.
Smallest change: 0.05 bar
Why this could fit: The compound is too hard for the temperature - it doesn't reach the grip window.
How to check it: Read the current value off the bike and compare it with the recommended one. Write it down before you change anything.
Technique
Free. Pick bike, track and riding style.
Related symptoms
A starting point to verify on the bike - not a safety guarantee. Change one thing at a time and check on track.