Each angle is a bit further away from the bike, allowing the gamer to see more of the track. Most will find the default view not only the most fun, but the most sufficient as well. The mechanics of the game are quite odd. Hang On, courses are complete circuits and the bikes turn on a dime. This gives quite a strange feel to the game but once gotten used to it's quite palatable.
Actual controls are extremely touchy.
The slightest nudge of the analog stick will send your bike into a turn, maxing out the stick to the left or right will turn the bike extraordinarily, enabling the biker to make the sharpest turns at a very high speed. I found the city course to be extremely fun, and there are three or four others that lend themselves well to addictive replay. Most courses, however, are of a relatively poor design due to the lack of open terrain that you have to travel through. At first the mechanics seem shoddy but after a few races most will embrace the feel of Suzuki Alstare Extreme Racing. There is no Jump Pack support, which is a real shame.