Leaning

I'm interested in how confident people are at really leaning into turns on a road bike. I've looked all over youtube but all I can find is clips of motorbikes. I know it's a function of speed, road condition, tyre quality, tyre width etc, but how low can you go? Obviously on a motorbike you can more or less graze your knees on the tarmac, but on a road bike I rarely lean enough to hit my pedals on the ground. Does anyone have any good videos of some serious leaning action, maybe from Tour descent stages or something.

Samuel. Everyone knows.
You don't lean.

Jens Voigt doesn't lean. The world tilts beneath him when he pushes down on the outside pedal.

you rang?

you are allowed to gleam however but only if there's some kind of cube involved.

Is there not already a leaning thread? UTFS dear.

But also, NEVER lean.

Leaning, how does it work?

It doesn't, don't fucking do it!

cue aged picture of man in goggles (from ye olden days) leaning into a banked corner on a dirt track at an implausably acute angle.

On reading this thread, I'm leaning into my palm.

^in space no one can hear you lean.

^ must spread rep before giving it to hatbread again

This may help:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/brakturn.html#leaning

and

http://www.sheldonbrown.com/brandt/gyro.html

thank you sheldon (again)

Don't

Leaning

was our mantra these last two snowy icy winters

Fucking love leaning me.

^ Leaner

you need patented shoes.

have some physics of leaning:

this is a good lean: