[Power_House_34]

Like you said bro, it was a learning experience.

Glad your ok tho
I agree, by next riding season, make sure you have some good gear. Depending on what you need or want theirs websites you can get stuff for cheap that will save your arse

Quickstop w/ the front brake, as long as you squeeeezzzzeeee the front brake , not just quick slamming it down.

Just get the weight of the bike shifted forward than you can brake hard with both brakes at that point because the front is stronger.
Downshift as you do this and you can pull out of any situation, because unfortunately depending upon where the person behind you was, would have determined whether or not you could have done a quickstop there, or if you would have needed to swerve and or accelerate to avoid a rear collision....

Must be in tune with the road, other vehicles, road surface and conditions at all times I basically ride around like anyone is capabale of the unthinkable at any moment and i better be able to react to it or prevent it







check out this website here for Braking Techniques Q&A

http://www.webbikeworld.com/Motorcycle-Safety/braking-tips.htm

[jday240]

Glad you came out relatively unharmed. You'll just have another few hours work on fixing up your bike. It's all good considering.

[Fault]

Glad your ok.

Women drivers:
[ame="http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2505312/station_that_best_woman_or_man/"]Station That Best Woman or Man? - Video[/ame]

My girl is a great driver, but ill be honest, a lot of women suck