CORNERING: Losing Control To Gain Control

10-05-2012, 05:42 AM

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Uncle Pollo

Von Hochstaden's son

Joined: Jun 2006

Location: Albuquerque, Neue Messico

Oddometer: 44,969

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry

Agree 100%. Reduces panic, riding tense, and fatigue. And teaches that the bike getting squirrelly isn't the end of control by any means.

Barry

I practice getting squirrely ony gravel driveway.

It has prevented me from eating it a few times.

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