lots of learning
 

just thought id let everyone know

i still have alot of learning still.




on another note. anyone in the east brunswick area still riding?
if so you should hit me up i m riding almost everyday its nice out.

Don't we all.

i know .

i need to work on my target fixation and my cornering. any advice?

Dont look, just lean?

As Scott would say: "Look, Lean, and Rollllllllllllllllllll!"

Keep your head up, look through the turns where you can, use peripheral vision to scan the road for any obstructions.

Do what I do:

Close your eyes and nail the throttle!!!

:thumbup:

Lean back...lean back...:roflmao:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8XitNLqRRk

As a new rider (took MSF course in early october, got a bike a couple weeks later), I came to that conclusion on day one and it is still my conclusion. I think every rider will tell you the same thing though, no matter how many years or decades under their belt. Every day is a new day with new situations.

Once you believe you know it all, they better have paid you a few million and you better be riding around crying while holding the flag......



http://www.superbikeplanet.com/image...ickmann/1b.jpg

Go Rangers

Ok there Kansas City Crosby

i find that going out w/ more experinced riders and following their motions and lines helps me to learn.

I would say I agree... but if he knew all there was to know, things like this wouldn't exist... http://www.moto73.nl/uploads/photoga...1200675251.jpg :ride: