How to achieve a tighter turning radius? I'm having trouble making the rather tight turns on one of the tracks I ride on. I am already leaning inward while I'm turning, but very often either I still can't turn sharply enough, or I lean too far and end up wiping out, especially when I'm turning at high speeds.

So my question is, are there any riding techniques that I can use to help me achieve a tighter turning radius?
Some tips:


Look at where you want to go (the exit of the turn) and not ahead or at your front wheel.
Slightly turn your hips and waist to point to where you want to go (the exit of the turn). Also, thinking that you want to point your belly button there helps achieve this movement.
Outside foot down (pressing the bike down), inside foot up.
Outside hand pulls, inside hand pushes.
Lean the bike slightly more than your body.
Lean your body less than your bike. Try to keep your head horizontal to the ground though.
Trust the tyres and commit to the turn.
Don't touch the brakes.
Make sure you don't loose the front wheel. If it washes out then you are done. You ensure that by maintaining pressure on the handlebars. So keep your weight in the center of the bike (don't crouch back to the saddle).


Also, it is obvious that new tyres help.

Lastly, when you approach the exit of the turn start pedaling again to gain what you've lost while cornering.

Note that the above tips is what I do on mountain biking. There is a possibility that tip #4 doesn't apply to road or track bikes, but I am not sure.