What ever you do don't crash, its not as fun as the MotoGP guys make it look lol
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I dunno how I missed this thread, but better late than never!
All of the advice so far has been great! The best advice I can give, especially for a newer rider, is to trust the bike.
As you start to gain a little confidence you will get more aggressive, and eventually you are going to enter a curve too fast. Trust the bike to make it! Stay as calm as possible, and just hold on as relaxed as you can be. You will make it through if you don't panic.Solve two of the worlds problems: Feed the homeless to the hungry.
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I found this vid helpful. I never knew about the space between your nuts and the tank. This guy at Superbike school uses his fist as a good measuring tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlfN9Z6IlI0- = Dane = -
"Everybody knows it ain't tricking if you got it"
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So, DCONNORS, how did your first ride in the twisties go?sigpic Mulholland Hwy Ride
1992 Katana GSX600F (on permanent loan to a family member)
2000 Suzuki Hayabusa
First Hayabusa Commercial Hayabusa Design
Hayabusa #1 Wonder of Motorcycles
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