If you climb right off, with just your inner thigh on the saddle, it's much easier to get a knee down. Having one cheek on the saddle is a common failing. Not that it's a good idea to do knee down on the road. It's just irrelevant to take your C of G to the limit unless you're also taking your tyre adhesion to the limit. I steer well clear of anyone wearing knee sliders on the road.
Well, it was possible to scrub the edge of the tyre without my knee being anywhere near the ground. Fun as it will be to get a knee down, I’m still learning what works for me.
If you climb right off, with just your inner thigh on the saddle, it's much easier to get a knee down. Having one cheek on the saddle is a common failing. Not that it's a good idea to do knee down on the road. It's just irrelevant to take your C of G to the limit unless you're also taking your tyre adhesion to the limit. I steer well clear of anyone wearing knee sliders on the road.